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    Seminar On Additive Manufacturing: Presented by T.Sai Deepthi 19AG5A0310

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    The document summarizes additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing. It defines AM as the process of making 3D objects from computer model data by joining materials layer by layer under control using a 3D printer, as opposed to subtractive manufacturing. The document outlines the history and types of AM, including vat photopolymerization, sheet lamination, and powder bed fusion. It discusses advantages such as reduced complexity and material waste, as well as disadvantages including limited building volume and high material costs. Applications in aerospace, biomedical, and automotive industries are also mentioned.

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    The document summarizes additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing. It defines AM as the process of making 3D objects from computer model data by joining materials layer by layer under control using a 3D printer, as opposed to subtractive manufacturing. The document outlines the history and types of AM, including vat photopolymerization, sheet lamination, and powder bed fusion. It discusses advantages such as reduced complexity and material waste, as well as disadvantages including limited building volume and high material costs. Applications in aerospace, biomedical, and automotive industries are also mentioned.

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    SEMINAR ON

    ADDITIVE
    MANUFACTURING

    PRESENTED BY
    T.SAI DEEPTHI
    19AG5A0310
    INTRODUCTION

    WHAT IS ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

    CLASSIFICATION OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING

    CONTEN APPLICATIONS

    TS ADVANTAGES

    DISADVANTAGES

    FUTURE SCOPE

    CONCLUSION
    INTRODUCTION

    Manufacturing is process in which raw materials are transformed into


    finished goods
    *What is the term additive manufacturing mean ?
    • In subtractive we start with stock and remove material to get the net
    shape(conventional machining)
    • In additive manufacturing we start with nothing and add material to get
    the net shape
    ADDITIVE VS SUBTRACTIVE
    SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING
    Start with the Remove material Until you have
    Block of metal of the block the desired product

    ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
    Start with Gradually add metal Until you have
    nothing layer by layer the desired

    NOTHING
    WHAT IS ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING:

    • The term ‘additive manufacturing ‘ was


    given by the ASTMF42 committee
    • ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING(AM) is the
    process of making 3D objects from
    computer model data by joining
    materials layer by layer under control
    using a 3D printer ,as opposed to
    subtractive manufacturing
    methodologies.
    ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING HISTORY

     1860:Willieme
    • Photo sculpture method to recreate pictures in 3D
     1890:Blanther
    • Layered method to create topographical relief maps
     1951:Munz
    • Basis of stereolithography techniques introduced
     1968:Swainson
    • 3D polymerization with laser beam
     1971:Ciraud
    • Powder process proposed
    CAD MODELLING

    WORKING
    PROCESS
    STL CONVERT

    OF AM : FILE TRANSFER TO MACHINE

    MACHINE SET UP

    BUILD

    REMOVE

    POST PROCESS
    WORKING
    PROCESS
    OF AM :
    CLASSIFICATION OF ADDITIVE
    MANUFACTURING
    • Selective laser
    sintering
    • Three-
    dimensional
    printing
    • Fused metal
    • Stereolithograp
    deposit systems
    Liquid • hy Electron beam
    • Jetting systems
    melting
    based
    powd • • Direct light
    Selective laser
    processing
    welding
    er • Selective
    based Fused
    • masking
    Solid deposition
    sintering
    modeling
    based • Selective
    Sheet stacking
    • inhibition on
    technologies
    sintering
    • Electrophotogra
    phic layered
    manufacturing
    • High speed
    sintering
    TYPES OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING:

    1. Vat photo polymerization


    2. Sheet lamination
    3. Powder bed fusion
    4. Material extrusion
    5. Directed energy deposition
    6. Material jetting
    7. Binder jetting 
    1.VAT PHOTOPOLYMERISATION:
    2.SHEET LAMINATION:
    ADVANTAGES OF AM:

    • FREE OF COMPLEXITY
    • NO ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
    • REDUCING TOOL USAGE
    • OPTIMIZATION
    • YOU CAN IMPROVE RELIABILITY
    • COMSUMER CAN BUY PRODUCTS AT LOWER PRICES
    • MATERIAL WASTE REDUCTION
    • LEAD TIME REDUCTION
    • STRONG AND LIGHT WEIGHT PARTS
    • FAST DESIGN
    DISADVANTAGES OF AM:

    • - Building volume is limited according machine,


    • - Limited amount of material powder types is available,
    • - The price of the material is high due to powder manufacturing
    process cost,
    • - Supports are needed in manufacturing process,
    • - Surface quality,
    • - Residual stresses.
    APPLICATIONS OF AM:

    • Aerospace industry
    • Biomedical
    • Automative industry
    Future scope:

    • Additive manufacturing gives every body to such facilities from a


    digital design for making physical 3Dobjects
    • Design software for additive will become more integrated and easier
    • Additive soft ware innovation will play catch up
    • Increased focus on machine connectivity
    • The continued convergence of AM and AI
    • Am will drive distributed manufacturing
    • The next wave of additive growth in MES
    CONCLUSION

    • Additive manufacturing(am)also known as 3d printing the process of


    joining materials to make objects from three dimensional(3d)model
    data ,usually layer by layer
    • Has many advantages over the convention machining process
    • Sevan types of additive manufacturing
    • AM allows the creation of lighter and more complex designs
    • It is highly efficient and economical
    THANK TOU

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