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Adding Simulation to the Corporate ENvironmenT for Additive Manufacturing

Descrizione del progetto

Miglioramento della produzione additiva per un futuro più verde

Il cambiamento climatico ha reso l’innovazione e le nuove tecnologie fondamentali per la nostra sopravvivenza e il nostro benessere. Tuttavia, le nuove tecnologie richiedono più risorse e ricercatori per soddisfare le nostre esigenze. Il progetto Ascent AM, finanziato dall’UE, intende contribuire a migliorare e diffondere l’uso di una di queste tecnologie rivoluzionarie. In particolare, il progetto mira a mettere in evidenza l’uso della produzione additiva (AM, Additive Manufacturing) e della fusione mediante fascio laser (LBM, Laser Beam Melting), riducendo gli errori come le distorsioni dopo la produzione e migliorando i costi e l’efficienza operativa. ’A tal fine, il progetto svilupperà un’adeguata catena di processo basata sulla simulazione che aiuterà a prevedere e valutare in modo efficiente i processi di AM e LBM e a migliorarli.

Obiettivo

The achievement of the Clean Sky 2 (CS 2) objectives, concerning the reduction of CO2 and fuel burn by up to 30 % as well as the reduction of NOX by up to 40 %, is strongly associated with the availability of innovative technologies and adapted structural design. Additive manufacturing (AM) is one of the key enablers and thus inalienable to reach these goals. First simple aero engine parts manufactured by AM-processes, like laser beam melting (LBM) have successfully been introduced into mass production. To use all possible benefits of the technology like e. g. design freedom, cost efficiency and a reduced time to market, first time right production is essential. One major issue are the distortions after production. Employing manufacturing simulation to support process development is a promising approach to realise first time right production. Current simulation models however, fail to calculate distortions within an acceptable time frame and do not respect post-processes such as stress relief annealing. Thus, the goal of this project is to integrate a suitable simulation-based process chain into the tool landscape for AM process preparation that enables a prediction of distortions with high accuracy in reasonable time to generate benefit for AM users. The main focus lies on the metal-based layered manufacturing process of LBM as this is the most widespread approach to generating three-dimensional parts from powder material.

Meccanismo di finanziamento

CS2-RIA - Research and Innovation action

Coordinatore

TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET MUENCHEN
Contribution nette de l'UE
€ 699 375,00
Indirizzo
Arcisstrasse 21
80333 Muenchen
Germania

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Regione
Bayern Oberbayern München, Kreisfreie Stadt
Tipo di attività
Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
Collegamenti
Costo totale
€ 699 375,00