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UMass and MIT Test Cold Spray 3D Printing to Repair Aging Massachusetts Bridge

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      Interesting that just blasting metal with high speed metal particles actually offers structural support back to the metal. I wonder how the strength compared to a new piece of metal of the same thickness.

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