Additive Technologies in Manufacturing and IT Industry

Dmitry A. Kurasov

doi:10.4028/p-4szzu1

Paper Titles

Effect of Elements of the Cutting Conditions on the Amplitude of Vibration during End Milling
p.187

Effect of Hot Machining on the Surface Quality of Cylindrical Parts
p.200

Application of Additive Technologies in the Development of Aerodynamic Models for Rocket and Space Technology Products
p.207

Additive Technologies in Manufacturing and IT Industry
p.214

Analysis of Factors Affecting Operability to Assess Risks and Opportunities in the Operation of Built-Up Cutting Tools
p.220

High-Performance Processing of Complex-Shaped Parts Using Combined Methods
p.226

Improving the Efficiency of Machine Grinding of Double Curvature Surfaces with a Profiled Flap Wheel
p.232

Calculation of the Grinding Performance of Diamond-Bearing Ceramic Tools
p.240

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Additive Technologies in Manufacturing and IT Industry

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Additive technologies over the past two decades have formed a technological innovation segment of mechanical engineering: world markets for technologies, equipment have been formed, large-scale research and development work is being carried out, standards for product certification are being developed. The article discusses additive technologies and their definition. The main types of these technologies and their classification are understood. Conclusions on positive and negative aspects of each technology are formed.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 910)

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214-219

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February 2022

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Dmitry A. Kurasov*

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3D Printer, 3D Printing, 3D Scanner, Additive Manufacturing, Additive Technologies

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