1 Change of convenorship
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Acknowledging that the Chair’s Advisory Group (CAG) will have a greater focus on identifying topics of high market relevance for standardisation in the AM-industry and to facilitate the development of these topics, ISO/TC 261 has appointed Mr Fabio Sant’Ana of ABNT (Brazil) as Convenor for ISO/TC 261/CAG, as well as Dr Chaw Sing Ho of SSC (Singapore) as Co-Convenor for ISO/TC 261/CAG, both for the term of 3 years, and starting from 2022-04-01.
2 Updates to projects
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ISO 17296-2 (Additive manufacturing—General principles—Part 2: Overview of process categories and feedstock) shall be integrated into ISO/ASTM 52900 at the next revision.
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Registration of a Preliminary Work Item (PWI) for the revision of ISO/ASTM 52900:2021 (Additive manufacturing—General principles—Fundamentals and vocabulary) with no change in scope.
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Registration of a new ISO/ASTM Preliminary Work Item (PWI) (Additive manufacturing for metals—Non-destructive testing and evaluation—Imperfections classification in PBF-LB/M parts)
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Cancellation of ISO/ASTM AWI 52937 (Additive Manufacturing of metals—Qualification principles—Qualification of designers) due to further assessment of the stakeholder needs on the given topic; and will be registered as a new Preliminary Work Item (PWI) ISO/ASTM PWI 52937 “Additive Manufacturing of metals—Qualification principles—Qualification of designers”.
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