Description:
Is 3D printing the next industrial revolution?. This question is frequently posed nowadays. No doubt, 3D printing possesses a huge potential for new growth and employment in the next decades. Several 3D printing processes already exist, powder-based 3D printing is a technology that presents numerous advantages and that will stay continuously exploring new materials which will need to be characterized in order to make the manufacturing process more efficient every time, increasing speeds, reducing costs and producing high quality products. Papers are sought in which experimental and/or modelling approaches address the characterization of particulate materials for the manufacturing process described.
Sponsor:
Particle & Bulk Powder Characterization
Chair:
Karen Hapgood
Dean & Head of School of Engineering
Deakin University
School of Engineering
Melbourne
Phone Number: +61 3 524 79725
Email: karen.hapgood@deakin.edu.au
Dean & Head of School of Engineering
Deakin University
School of Engineering
Melbourne
Phone Number: +61 3 524 79725
Email: karen.hapgood@deakin.edu.au
Co-Chair:
Jaime Clayton
Operations Manager
Freeman Technology
Operations
Avda. Complutense s/n
Tewkesbury
28040
Phone Number: 44 (0) 1684 851 551
Fax Number: 34-913365625
Email: jamie.clayton@freemantech.co.uk
Operations Manager
Freeman Technology
Operations
Avda. Complutense s/n
Tewkesbury
28040
Phone Number: 44 (0) 1684 851 551
Fax Number: 34-913365625
Email: jamie.clayton@freemantech.co.uk
Papers:
Abstract Submissions Closed
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