Figure 6
Graph depicting the relationship between resistivity and layer height normalized by strand width, showing multiple data series for different strand widths, with marked points and shaded areas.The graph illustrates the relationship between resistivity measured in ohm-centimetres and layer height expressed as a percentage. The horizontal axis represents layer height, ranging from twenty to one hundred percent. The vertical axis shows resistivity values, ranging from four to eleven ohm-centimetres. Various data series indicate different strand widths measured in micrometers, specifically at two hundred fifty, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, and eight hundred micrometers. Each series is represented by unique symbols connected by lines, along with shaded areas to indicate variations. The data flows from left to right along the horizontal axis as it moves from lower to higher percentages of layer height.

Resistivity as a function of the ratio of layer height to strand width for different strand widths/nozzle diameters. The line is the mean with the coloured area representing the standard deviation (1σ)

Source: Authors' own work

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