High-quality, high-speed EBM 3D printing by the integration of high-performance electron sources

Project Information

EBMPerform

Grant agreement ID: 666788

DOI 10.3030/666788

Project closed

EC signature date 18 April 2015

Start date 1 August 2015

End date 31 October 2019

Funded under

• INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP - Leadership in enabling and industrial technologies – Nanotechnologies

Total cost € 2 494 400,00

EU contribution € 1 648 035,00

Coordinated by

ARCAM AB
Sweden

Deliverables

Documents, reports (5)

Initial publication of project

A press release/public announcement made concerning EBMPerform and its relevance to end users

Medical part verified

A report on the mechanical tests and detailed inspection, assessed against the requirements of medical implant standards

Control specification

This document will be a requirements specification for control of the plasma gun and the automatic procedure for aligning and measuring the beam with the array probe

Aero parts verified

A report on the mechanical tests and detailed inspection, assessed against the requirements of aerospace standards

Scientific reports

List of reports and articles published

Publications

Conference proceedings (3)

A new heat model for improved control of build temperature

Author(s): Sven Johansson, Björn Löfving, Anders Snis
Published in: 2018
Publisher: Engineering of advanced material

Automatic High Power Electron Beam Calibration

Author(s): Calle Hellestam, David Svensson and Jonas Hellgren
Published in: Engineering of advanced material, 2018
Publisher: Engineering of advanced material

A multi-step optimization scheme for electron beam control

Author(s): Robert Forslund, Anders Snis, Stig Larsson
Published in: 2018
Publisher: Engineering of advanced material

Peer reviewed articles (1)

A greedy algorithm for optimal heating in powder-bed-based additive manufacturing

Author(s): Robert Forslund, Anders Snis and Stig Larsson
Published in: Journal of Mathematics in Industry, 2019, ISSN 2190-5983
Publisher: Springer Verlag