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This bench is ideal for adding a welcoming and functional accent to your entryway. It's made from wood in a multi-hue finish that features light and dark tones with a rough-hewn edge that showcases the wood's original qualities, including its knots and natural wood grain color variation. We also love the metal details, which add an industrial style to your space. The bench has ample space to seat up to 300 lbs, plus space underneath to stow shoes or other storage pieces like bins, baskets, and boxes.
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The leather tufted bench may be the most convenient and flexible home decor component! Highlighted with its glam and elegant look and its functional usages, this upholstered bench can fit any corner at home, you may use it as extra seating, a footrest stool, a side table to decorate your entryway, hallway, living room, or the end of the bed. Wrapped in cool and breathable faux leather upholstery of solid color, this leather bench is fairly comfortable and inviting and easy to maintain clean. Standing on coffee-colored solid wood legs, it is sleek and stylish and will be unmatched at a neutral and farmhouse-style home. The bench features a streamlined rectangular shape with an upholstered top cover that is well cushioned with a high-density responsive sponge, for convenience whether you're changing shoes or browsing news. Sometimes it can be used as an extra bench seating when you have guests come by and it also be suitable to be placed around the dining table as a dining bench. This living room/entryway/bedroom bench can normally hold 2 people sitting or 1 person lying down, please refer to the detailed dimensions attached. The size of this bench fits any corner of your bedroom, especially suitable for the end-of-bed bench king size, offering a private space for small talking, reading magazines, and putting on or taking off your shoes. We love the bottom legs attached with non-slip foot pads to protect the flooring from scratching and keep the bench itself still.
This bench delivers extra seating, versatile storage, and refined style to your living space. We love its classic rolled arms, tufted seat, and tailored edging that elevates your entryway, living room, or bedroom. The plastic frame is wrapped in easy-care upholstery in the color of your choice. The foam-filled top makes it a comfy place to sit while you put on or take off your shoes, and the flip top reveals ample storage space for everything from seasonal apparel to bedding. The legs are removable for easy moving or if you prefer this bench to sit flat on the floor.
The bench may be the most convenient and flexible home decor component, bring an extraordinary aesthetics of art with the glam and elegant look to your vintage home or other styles. It's a good addition that can provide a place to pause in your entryway or at the end of your bed, even it can serve as a good extra side table or extra seating in the living room to welcome your guests, even suitable to be the bench seating around the dining table. Wrapped in premium soft velvet upholstery of solid color, it is fairly luxe, comfortable and inviting. Standing on shiny gold finish metal legs, it is sleek and stylish. The velvet tufted bench features a streamlined rectangular shape with an upholstered top cover that is well cushioned with high density responsive sponge, for convenience whether you're changing shoes or browsing news. This accent bench can normally hold 2 people sitting or 1 person lying down, please refer to the detailed dimensions attached. The size of this bench well fits any corner of your bedroom, especially suitable for end of bed bench king size, offering a private space for small talking, reading magazines, puttiong on or taking off your shoes. We love the bottom legs attached with non-slip and adjustable levers to protect the flooring from scratching as well as to adapt to the uneven floor.
We are pleased to report that the extensive 2022 benchmark measurements, challenge problems for the modeling community, and conference (AM Bench 2022) were completed successfully. We thank our many collaborators from 10 NIST divisions and 20 partner organizations for their hard work and dedication in making these successes possible. In addition to 7 sets of regularly scheduled metal AM and polymer AM benchmarks, we completed our first asynchronous set of benchmarks that is not tied to the regular benchmark schedule. Such asynchronous benchmarks provide increased flexibility in supporting the needs of the modeling community. Our new AM Bench 2022 data systems are also online and we are expanding the sets of available data and metadata as quickly as possible. Lastly, we are working closely with our measurement partners and the broader AM community to develop plans for future sets of benchmark measurements and challenge problems, with the next regular round scheduled for 2025.
AM Bench is a NIST-led organization that provides a continuing series of AM benchmark measurements, challenge problems, and conferences with the primary goal of enabling modelers to test their simulations against rigorous, highly controlled additive manufacturing benchmark measurement data. All AM Bench data are permanently archived for public use using comprehensive, custom data management systems. The first round of benchmark measurements, challenge problems, and conference (AM Bench 2018) were completed in 2018 and the second round was completed in 2022, following a one-year delay caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. AM Bench follows a nominal 3-year cycle with the next set of measurements, challenge problems, and conference scheduled for completion in 2025. Additional asynchronous benchmarks are also being planned.
AM Bench partners broadly with the AM research community. If you have ideas for future AM benchmarks, or if you wish to partner with us on conducting such benchmarks, please contact the lead AM Bench organizers listed below.
AM Bench was established to develop benchmark measurements for all AM processes and materials. However, the requirement for highly controlled and quantitative measurements severely limits the number of benchmark measurements that can be conducted in any given test cycle. Thus, one of the key challenges faced by AM Bench is to select benchmark measurements, processes, and materials that are both technically feasible and have the highest impact on the AM community. We thank the AM Bench Scientific Committee for the valuable advice they provided in selecting the final materials and processes that were used for AM Bench 2018 and AM Bench 2022.
The 2022 benchmarks include both metals AM and polymers AM. For metals, 3 sets of benchmarks focused on laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) of the nickel-based superalloy 718 and 2 sets of benchmarks included follow-on mechanical performance and microstructure measurements for the 2018 LPBF studies using the nickel-based superalloy 625. Taken together, these benchmarks cover the full processing-structure-properties range, including feedstock characterization, in situ measurements during the build process, heat treatments, 2D and 3D microstructure characterization, measurements of residual strains and part deflection, and mechanical behavior measurements. For polymers, one set of benchmarks focused on material extrusion (MatEx) of polycarbonate test objects, and another set of benchmarks focused on vat photopolymerization measurements. Finally, an asynchronous set of benchmark measurements was completed in early 2022 and focused on melt pool and laser coupling dynamics during high-power laser interactions with Ti-alloy and Al-alloy bare metal surfaces. Links to descriptions of the 2022 benchmark measurements, challenge problems, and results are provided on the left sidebar.
The 2018 benchmarks included both metals AM and polymers AM. For metals, the focus was on LPBF of both a nickel-based superalloy, 625, and a martensitic, precipitation-hardenable stainless steel, 15-5. Both 3-D builds and single laser tracks on bare metal plates were conducted. For polymers, the focus was on thermoplastic AM technologies, and we identified the two most widely used approaches for AM-Bench: MatEx and LPBF, also sometimes referred to as selective laser sintering (SLS). The MatEx benchmark focused on polycarbonate and the LPBF focused on polyamide 12 (nylon 12). Links to descriptions of the 2018 benchmark measurements, challenge problems, and results are provided on the left sidebar.
The AM Bench benchmarks include blind challenge problems to the AM modeling community where AM modelers are asked to predict the AM Bench measurement results. These challenge problems have proven to be extremely popular, with 138 submissions to AM Bench challenge problems in 2022. The award winners may be found within the Awards section of this website.
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