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            Figure 12. Fluid velocities contours of BPPSs on an X–Y plane at Re = 13,400 with airflow in the X direction. (A) Schematic of an X–Y plane. Fluid velocities
            contours of (B) BPPS-45%, (C) BPPS-40%, (D) BPPS-35%, and (E) BPPS-30% on an X–Y plane at Re = 13,400.

            4. Conclusion                                      inherent optimized mechanism behind the improved
                                                               performance of the BPPSs was revealed. The main
            In this study, a series of multifunctional pomelo peel-  conclusions are summarized as follows:
            inspired structures were designed and fabricated using
            LPBF technology with Al-Mg-Sc-Zr alloy powder. The     (i)  The LPBF-processed BPPSs showed no macro defects
            structural formability analysis, mechanical properties, and   on the surface, such as pores, cracks, or inadequate
            thermal performance were investigated by the compression   fusion in the surface, exhibiting good forming
            test and the finite element method. Additionally, the   quality. However, a small deviation between the as-
            effect of VF on mechanical response and heat dissipation   fabricated part and the design model was observed
            performance of the BPPSs was investigated, and the      due to the dross defects and the adhesion of un-


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