Initiatives to Improve Quality of Additively Manufactured Parts
Initiatives to Improve Quality of Additively Manufactured Parts
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NASA is providing leadership in an international effort linking government and industry resources to speed adoption of additive manufactured (AM) parts. Participants include government agencies (NASA, USAF, NIST, FAA), industry (commercial aerospace, NDE manufacturers, AM equipment manufacturers), standards organizations and academia. NASA is also partnering with its international space exploration organizations such as ESA and JAXA. NDT is identified as a universal need for all aspects of additive manufacturing.
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Initiatives to Improve Quality of Additively Manufactured Parts
2017
65 pages
Report
No indication
English
Industrial & Mechanical Engineering , Quality Control & Reliability , Nonferrous Metals & Alloys , Additives , Industries , Quality control , Manufacturing , Nondestructive tests , Space exploration , Standards , Rl-10 engines , Rocket nozzles , Resonance testing , Microstructure , Certification , Defects , Mechanical properties , Electron beams , Reliability
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