Application of Additive Manufacturing in Marine Industry

Document Type: marine engineering

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Faculty of Marine Science & Technology, Science & Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran

Abstract

The advantage of additive manufacturing (AM) (e.g. reasonable time and expense in prototyping, and reliable product) has triggered the idea of using this method in manufacturing of marine vessels components. The current article tries to introduce basic concepts of AM method and its application in marine industry; have a glance at additive-manufactured parts microstructure; elaborate the challenges in investigation of mechanical properties of AM products; in order to makes this technology more known to domestic industry.
 

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