AN OVERVIEW OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING – APPROACHES, TECHNIQUES, TRENDS AND CHALLENGES IN MANUFACTU

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An Overview Of Additive Manufacturing – Approaches, Techniques, Trends And Challenges In Manufacturing Scenario

SLM (Bikas et al., 2016)

Table 1:Contd., Metal (Aluminium Anisotropic and Steel), microstructural Polymers, Tiand Residual 6Al-V, CP- Ti Stress effects ceramics (in Powder form)

Powders are fused at the molecular level

SLS

(Ngo et al., 2018)

IP (Bikas et al., 2016)

DED (Bikas et al., 2016)

Efficient and Fast, Flexibility in Design, Printing Complex Structures Controlled Microstructure with Exceptional Mechanical Properties, and Accurate Composition Control

Printing Efficiency is High, and Fast Flow-ability

3DGP

293

(Ren et al., 2016)

Bioengineerin g, Aerospace, and Electronics, Medicines

Post Processing is required

Metal, Ceramics, Alloy Powder, Thermoplastics (require binding material)

Bioengineerin g, Aerospace, and Electronics, Medicines

Post Processing is required

Ceramics

Scaffolds for Tissue Engineeri Engineering

Wax-based inks, Liquid Suspensions method is followed

Metals (Powder Form), Polymers and Ceramics (Wire form)

Repair ir technologies in aerospace sectors, Biomedical implants

Preferable for Repairing activities instead of remanufactur ing of special components

Stainless Steel, Thermoplastic, Ceramics, Composites (Complicated Nozzle Design)

Gear Manufacturin g

The catalyst is used for acceleration of the process

Table 1 : Summary of AM Techniques (Ngo et al., 2018) (Ho et al., 2015) (Gao et al., 2015)(Ren, 2 Shao, Lin, & Zheng, 2016)(Srinivas (Srinivas & Babu, 2017)(Olakanmi, 2017) Cochrane, & Dalgarno, 2015)(Derby, (Derby, 2015)(Bikas, 2015) Stavropoulos, & Chryssolouris, 2016)(Dehurtevent (Dehurtevent et al., 2017)(Ahn, 2017) Kweon, Choi, & Lee, 2012)(Fina, (Fina, Goyanes, Gaisford, & Basit, 2017)(Herzog, (Herzog, Seyda, Wycisk, & Emmelmann, 2016) LATEST TRENDS IN THE APPLICATION OF AM In Medicine Manufacturing, Several kinds of Drug Delivery Systems (DDS) have been established using 3D Printing with variations of drugs and active agents (Deng Guang Yu, Li-Min Zhu, Christopher J. Branford-White, 2008). SLS 3D Printing is used to produce oral medication loaded products without degradation using pharmaceutical grade excipients, i. e., medicine manufacturing, See Figure 3 (Fina et al., 2017). Solid Free Form orm (SFF) techniques are used to produce freeform geometries offer a unique alternative for producing DDS with complex in shape and microstructure (Jonathan & Karim, 2016).

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