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Deposition process: beam solid deposition (laser, electron beam based); arc welding based deposition using gas Tungsten arc, gas metal arc, and plasma arc; cold spray based deposition; friction based deposition such as additive friction stir deposition and friction surfacing based AM; extrusion based deposition using filaments, pellets; air and ion depositions; water deposition, slurry deposition; and layerless deposition are described. Powder depositions such as coaxial continuous, coaxial discrete, and off-axial are given while laser–powder interactions are briefly explained. The difference between feedstocks: wire and powder is given.

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Kumar, S. (2022). Deposition Process. In: Additive Manufacturing Classification . Synthesis Lectures on Engineering, Science, and Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-14220-8_3

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