Aerospace 3D Printing Conference
8 June 2021, ONLINE 14:00-18:00 CET (Central European Time)
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It is clear that 3D Printing is gaining a lot of interest from the Aerospace / Aviation industry. The following major European Aerospace / Aviation clusters have become industry partners of the Aerospace 3D Printing Conference:
Continue reading “European Aerospace industry meets the 3D Printing / Additive Manufacturing industry”
Challenges, progress and future! In-process monitoring, or melt-pool monitoring data connects process behaviour with material properties and quality. Jointly with aerospace customers Additive Industries is developing, implementing and evaluating in-process monitoring solutions.
Continue reading “Quality assurance with in-process monitoring in metal-AM Aerospace applications”
Bavaria is one of the top five aerospace locations worldwide that represent almost the entire aviation and aerospace value chain – from research to development and production to MRO and after sales services. Some 38,000 employees working for more than 550 companies generate a turnover of about 11 billion euro.
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by Josè Antonio Almenanara, CRP Technology
High performance composite materials has taken additive manufacturing technologies to new heights with the production of structural parts for the new generation of Unmanned Aerial System and Space mission.
The paper describes the application of reinforced composite materials developed for motorsport industry that are now finding inroads into uses in the construction of 3D-printed functional parts of UAVs and Space SmallSats.
Continue reading “Streamlining UAV construction via Additive Manufacturing and composite materials”
Up to ten GE Catalyst components will be produced in this area. The engine’s first flight is scheduled for the end of 2019. It is the first turboprop engine in the world with almost 30% of its internal metal parts 3D printed. In Brindisi, work has already begun on three of these ten additive components. This number will continue to grow as the number of GE Additive-Concept Laser machines DMLM (Direct Metal Laser Melting) does. Continue reading “Avio Aero 3Dprints parts for the Catalyst engine for the Cessna Denali”