Additive layered manufacturing: sectors of industrial application shown through case studies
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
Abstract
In modern industry, mass production has migrated to third world countries. To be competitive, European companies are forced to rapidly switch towards manufacturing of short series of customised products with added value. In European industry, a great effort has been made in order to customise products and give them an added value by developing new fabrication technologies. Additive layered manufacturing (ALM), also known as rapid manufacturing (RM), is a powerful tool that offers the necessary competitiveness to European companies. ALM comprises the use of layer-by-layer manufacturing in order to build a part by addition of material. Fabrication is performed directly from the 3D CAD model, which is sliced into…
Citation impact
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- 100%
- References
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Authors
6- VPVojislav PetrovićCorresponding
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
- JVJuan Vicente Haro Gonzalez
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
- OJOlga Jordá Ferrando
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
- JDJavier Delgado Gordillo
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
- JRJosé Ramón Blasco
Instituto Tecnologico Del Embalaje, Transporte Y Logistica
Topics & keywords
- Aerospace
- Manufacturing engineering
- Design for manufacturability
- Automotive industry
- Fabrication
- Added value
- 3D printing
- Computer science
- Industry, innovation and infrastructure