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Adaptive Platforms and Flexible Deposition System for Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM)

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The interest around the additive manufacturing is increasing, with more and more solutions at both the industrial and desktop levels. As this is still a relatively recent issue for several industrial areas, there is a clear opportunity to explore in order to optimize the systems in the face of the needs of these same industries, and with increasing times, there are increasing factors to take into ac- count in initial phases of new product development. Presently, there is also a growing ecological awareness, with the concern of implementing a logic of waste reduction and implementation of the circular economy in new products with a view to the valuation of new alternative materials. With the development of solutions aimed at the optimization and feasibility of large additive manufacturing systems, the introduction of new alternative materials will be a reality, presenting in this article a solution and methodology for future tests for new materials. Thus, herein is studied a way of responding to both problems, new ecological materials and BAAM system optimization, presented through a hybrid and flexible solution based on the Pin Bed Forming principle applied to Big Area Additive Manufacturing systems.

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Periodical:

Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 890)

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3-20

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.890.3

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April 2019

Authors:

Rúben Silva*, Pedro Sereno, Artur Mateus, Geoffrey R. Mitchell, Pedro Carreira, Cyril Santos, João Vitorino, Jorge Domingues

Keywords:

Additive Manufacturing, Automobile, Big Area Additive Manufacturing, Circular Economy, Concrete, Ecological, Hybrid Manufacturing, Tires

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