Application of 3D Printing in Future Manned Space Exploration

Ying Yi Zhang; Zhao Jun Jin; Wei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.982.92

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Application of 3D Printing in Future Manned Space Exploration

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3D Printing in space has shown obvious advantages in several fields such as on-ground or in-situ manufacturing, space supplies, reducing spares and transportation, emergency response and promoting deep space exploration. This paper analyzes the application modes and technology development trend of 3D Printing in space. Based on the investigation of the current situation, technical plans and the potential development of 3D Printing in space, the article proposed a technical path suitable for the development of 3D printing in space.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 982)

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Ying Yi Zhang*, Zhao Jun Jin, Wei Zhang

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3D Printing in Space, Application Mode, In Situ Resource Application, Material, Microgravity

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