Metal additive manufacturing in the commercial aviation industry: A review
By A. Gisario, M. Kazarian, Filomeno Martina, M. Mehrpouya. Journal of manufacturing systems, 2019
468 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Abstract The applications of Additive Manufacturing (AM) have been grown up rapidly in various industries in the past few decades. Among them, aerospace has been attracted more attention due to heavy investment of the principal aviation companies for developing the AM industrial applications. However, many studies have been going on to make it more versatile and safer technology and require making development in novel materials, technologies, process design, and cost efficiency. As a matter of fact, AM has a great potential to make a revolution in the global parts manufacturing and distribution while offering less complexity, lower cost, and energy consumption, and very highly customization. The current paper aims to review the last updates on AM technologies, material issues, post-processes, and design aspects, particularly in the aviation industry. Moreover, the AM process is investigated economically including various cost models, spare part digitalization and environmental consequences. This review would be helpfully applied in both academia and industry as well.
Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- A review on wire arc additive manufacturing: Monitoring, control and a framework of automated system (2020, background): “Firstly, deposition rates of WAAM processes are typically much higher than laser based AM [8], making WAAM is more appropriate for the production of large scale complex components[9, 10].”
- Laser powder bed fusion for metal additive manufacturing: perspectives on recent developments (2020, methodology): “AM techniques are categorised into seven groups (Lee et al. 2018) and metal AM involves techniques from six of these categories and details have been reviewed elsewhere (Gisario et al. 2019; Tan, Sing, and Yeong 2020; Buchanan and Gardner 2019).”
- An overview of wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) in shipbuilding industry (2020, background): “…parts are built by respectively adding and depositing superfine layers of metal, polymer or ceramic powders or wires (Thompson et al. 2016; DebRoy et al. 2018) in many industries especially aerospace (Gisario et al. 2019), automotive (Giffi et al. 2014) and healthcare (Bose et al. 2018).”