Rapid tooling: the state of the art
By A. Rosochowski, A. Matuszak. 2000
316 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
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In Automotive Engineering
- Jean-Pierre Kruth
- G. Levy
- Munish Chhabra
- R. Schindel
- Rupinder Singh
- D. Gu
- A. Antonysamy
- I. Yadroitsev
In Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
- Jean-Pierre Kruth
- G. Levy
- Munish Chhabra
- R. Schindel
- Rupinder Singh
- D. Gu
- I. Yadroitsev
- A. Antonysamy
Citations in the corpus
- Rapid casting solutions: a review (2011, methodology): “The use of AM technologies in the creation of casting patterns allows a foundry to manufacture a metal part without the use of tooling for small quantities ( Rosochowski and Matuszak, 2000”
- RAPID MANUFACTURING AND RAPID TOOLING WITH LAYER MANUFACTURING (LM) TECHNOLOGIES, STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES (2003, methodology): “Optionally, the tools can be produced with the process chains described in [75] [95] [99] [105].”
- Additive manufacturing: technology, applications and research needs (2013, unknown): “In addition to the direct manufacturing of functional parts, rapid tooling [153] has been studied widely and Fig.”