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The Technology Innovation From Additive Manufacturing to the Factory Floor

Course Info
Syllabus
Learning Outcomes
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Course Info
Taught In:

company training

Levels:

Level of expertise and familiarity the material in this course assumes you have. The greater the amount of introductory material taught in the course, the less you will need to be familiar with when learner attend.

Participants:

This course will be useful to design engineers, research engineers, research scientists, managers, VPs of product development and manufacturing, and technology innovation strategies. The course material is accessible for those new to additive manufacturing, yet highly comprehensive and valuable for those who already have significant experience with additive manufacturing.

Syllabus
Course Overview:

The type of course, whether it’s a foundational understanding of the material, the hottest trends, and developments in the field, or suggested practical applications for industry.

The implications of additive manufacturing span the complete product life-cycle, from concept-stage design to service part fulfillment.

Recent advances, including industrially viable high-speed additive manufacturing processes, improved materials, and optimization software. Now, enable additive manufacturing to be considered hand-in-hand with conventional production technologies.

In short, additive manufacturing is the cornerstone of future digital production infrastructure. Moreover, the unprecedented design flexibility of additive manufacture allows us to invent products with new levels of performance, and to envision supply chains that achieve rapid, responsive production with reduced cost and risk.

Methods:

The course is taught from traditional classroom lectures and riveting discussions to group projects to engaging and interactive simulations and exercises with your peers. An interactions by demonstrations, experiments and simulations itself.

Learning Outcomes
Outcomes:

The fundamentals of additive manufacturing of metals, polymers, composites, and ceramics, along with those for emerging materials and structures (e.g., electronics).

  • Understand the operating principles, capabilities, and limitations of state-of-the-art addictive manufacturing methods, including laser powder bed fusion, fused deposition modeling, stereolithography, and material jetting.
  • Become familiar witht he complete workflow of addictive manufacturing, including computational design, toolpath generation, build preparation, and characterization.
  • Compare and contrast the capabilities of addictive manufacturing with conventional manufacturing methods such as machining and molding in terms of rate, quality, cost, and flexibility.
  • Gain hands-on experience with state-of-the-art addictive machines.
  • Study applications of addictive manufacturing across industries, including aviation/space, medical devices, automotive, energy, electronics, and consumer products.
  • Via examples and case studies, understand how to quantitatively assess the technical and economic suitability of additive manufacturing for an application, and project future trends.
  • Place additive manufacturing in the context of the digital manufacturing infrastructure, including advances in robotics, machine learning, and data science.
Topics
Topic Outline:

Lec 01 – Introduction to Additive Manufacturing

Lec 02 – Additive Manufacturing Technology and Market Landscape

Lec 03 – Emerging Business Models

Lec 04 – Additive Manufacturing workflow and design principles

Lec 05 – Generative design software

Lec 06 – Team Project: Session 1

Lec 07 – Cost and Value Analysis

Lec 08 – Cost and Value Analysis continued

Lec 09 – Extrusion additive manufacturing processes by polymers and composites

Lec 10 – Photopolymerization additive manufacturing processes by polymers and ceramics

Lec 11 – Benchmarking process capabilities

Lec 12 – hands-on lab the fused deposition modeling and stereolithography

Lec 13 – Laser powder bed fusion of metals

Lec 14 – Team Project: Session 2

Lec 15 – Directed energy deposition on metals

Lec 16 – Binder jetting on metals

Lec 17 – Microstructure and mechanical properties on metals

Lec 18 – Standards and qualifications with hands-on lab of laser powder bed fusion.

Lec 19: Hands-on lab of 3d scanning

Lec 20 – Advanced modeling and machine learning in additive manufacturing

Lec 21 – Additive manufacturing startups and production facility

Lec 22 – Application discovery on additive manufacturing cards game

Lec 23 – integration of additive manufacturing and electronics

Lec 24 – Additive manufacturing of biomaterials and tissues

Lec 25 – Team project: Session III

Lec 26 – Team project presentations and design competition

Lec 27 – Trajectory and implications of additive manufacturing

Lec 28 – Projecting the future of Digital manufacturing

Lec 29 – Discussion and wrap-up

Albert Tan Lie Sing

Albert Tan Lie Sing, born in Indonesia, around 1984. Finished Primary and Middle School in Bandung, then High School in Bali, and Universities in the UK and US. After graduated from bachelor of Science in 2004, work as IT Specialist at Pharmaceutical Industries. In 2007, I dedicated to live as Mathematical Physicist Educator till now. Albert always active in organizations of development in learning. Also I share the thought in this personal sites. The book he has been written are: 7th Deadly Sins, Hexagon Implication of Learning, and ATEV. He can be contact by contact us section and social media.

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