4. Challenges and prospects for additive manufacturing
Additive manufacturing brings together a number of different manufacturing processes, which enable process engineering equipment to be designed differently from traditional manufacturing solutions. These advanced manufacturing solutions enable the creation of complex geometries and topologies inaccessible to traditional manufacturing technologies. These advantages have been demonstrated in the design and manufacture of new heat exchangers, reactors and reactor internals, distributors and mixers...
Nevertheless, there are still many challenges to be met, not least in terms of design methodology, manufacturing resources and the appropriation of these solutions by both notified bodies and engineering companies.
Most of the methodologies and tools available for sizing such equipment rely on design rules that assume simple geometries and topologies,...
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Bibliography
- (1) - - European roadmap for process intensification, https://efce.info .
- (2) - HORBEZ (D.) et al - L'usine du futur pour l'industrie de procédés. - Livre blanc, SFGP (2019)....
Standards and norms
- Additive manufacturing – General principles – Part 2: Overview of process categories and raw materials. - ISO 17296-2 :2015 -
- Additive manufacturing – General principles – Part 3: Main characteristics and corresponding test methods. - ISO 17296-3 :2014 -
- Mould-free preparation of thermoplastic specimens – Part 1: General principles and laser sintering of specimens. - ISO 27547-1 :2010 -
- Additive...
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Add-Up, manufacturer and distributor of LB-PBF and DED-P machines, parts production services, training services
AFHS 3D (former BOUTTE foundry), production of sand molds by additive manufacturing, for foundry processes...
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