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Fig 1.

Filament Extruder for Wood-PLA compositeduring extrusion process.

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Fig 2.

SEM image of Extruded Wood-PLA composite (arrows showing wood particles).

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Illustrates the overall methodological framework adopted in the present study.

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Pratham FDM printer.

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Table 1.

Taguchi L9 orthogonal array DOE.

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Fig 5.

3D Printed Samples Triangular.

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Fig 6.

3D Printed Samples Cubic.

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Fig 7.

3D Printed Samples Zig-zag.

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Table 2.

Parameters of 3D Printing [510].

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3D Printed Samples for Tensile Test.

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Fig 9.

3D Printed Samples after the Tensile Test.

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Particle swarm optimization (PSO) algorithm flowchart.

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Table 3.

Experimental tensile strength results of Wood-PLA composites showing mean and standard deviation (SD) for three repeated tests.

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Fig 11.

Stress–strain curves of Wood-PLA specimens showing repeatability for Triangular, Zig-zag, and Cubic infill patterns.

Thin lines represent individual experimental runs, and thick lines represent the mean curve for each infill configuration.

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Fig 12.

Effect of different layer thickness and patterns on tensile strength at 25% infill density and 210°C.

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Fig 13.

Effect of infill density on tensile strength at 0.3 layer thickness and 210°C.

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Fig 14.

Impact of nozzle temperature on tensile strength at 0.3 mm, 25%.

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Fig 15.

Annotated SEM micrographs of fractured Wood-PLA specimens showing dominant failure feature Triangular infill — fiber pull-out (FP), matrix cracking (MC), and interfacial debonding (ID).

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Fig 16.

Annotated SEM micrographs of fractured Wood-PLA specimens showing dominant failure feature Cubic infill — reduced void density (V), improved fiber–matrix adhesion (FA), and tortuous crack path (CP).

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Table 4.

ANOVA analysis.

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Fig 17.

Annotated SEM micrographs of fractured Wood-PLA specimens showing dominant failure feature Zig-zag infill — interlayer delamination (LD), microvoid coalescence (MV), and crack propagation direction (arrow).

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Fig 18.

FEA simulation results of tensile test of the patterns.

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Fig 19.

PSO convergence curve.

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Fig 20.

Comparison of the results of Tensile strength of Triangular infill patterns in case of Experimental, Numerical (FEM) and Predictive (Regression) analysis.

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Fig 21.

Comparison of the results of Tensile strength of Cubic infill patterns in case of Experimental, Numerical (FEM) and Predictive (Regression) analysis.

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Fig 22.

Comparison of the results of Tensile strength of Zig-zag infill patterns in case of Experimental, Numerical (FEM) and Predictive (Regression) analysis.

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