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Qualifying parts for
aerospace takes on special significance when parts are 3D-printed. Metals and
polymers used to make 3D-printed components are essentially forged on the fly,
so there may be questions about material integrity that must be answered comprehensively
and scientifically. Especially with flight-critical parts, the technology used
to accomplish this task is computed tomography, better known as CT scanning.
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