Bartosz Poskart

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1. Introduction Additive manufacturing and remanufacturing of parts are becoming increasingly common techniques due to material savings, shorter delivery times, and environmental concerns based on minimizing emissions [1]. When using direct energy deposition (DED) techniques such as laser beams in the laser metal deposition (LMD) process, it is also possible to manufacture parts with larger dimensions and to achieve higher material deposition rates [2].

3. Results In accordance with the previous analysis of potential key parameters that affect the battery discharge during a mission, a set of variables was chosen to verify their impact as independent predictors. Table 3 shows the description, label and type of variables.