Research supporting principles for design for additive manufacturing

By David W. Rosen. 2014

163 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Building and Construction, Civil and Structural Engineering

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/c9c42087bf2b81926233007972dff9e5117a5c5d

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In Automotive Engineering

1. Jialuo Ding
2. Stewart W. Williams
3. Filomeno Martina
4. Martin Kumke
5. Thomas Vietor
6. Richard Leach
7. I. Maskery
8. Helen L. Lockett

In Building and Construction

1. Martin Kumke
2. Jialuo Ding
3. Thomas Vietor
4. Stewart W. Williams
5. Helen L. Lockett
6. Filomeno Martina
7. H. Watschke

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Jialuo Ding
2. I. Maskery
3. Stewart W. Williams
4. Helen L. Lockett
5. Filomeno Martina

Citations in the corpus

• Design for Wire + Arc Additive Manufacture: design rules and build orientation selection (2017, methodology): “An initial set of DfWAAM guidelines has been established based on experimental research by Sequeira Almeida (2012), Kazanas et al.”
• Design and analysis of strut-based lattice structures for vibration isolation (2017, background): “Additive manufacturing (AM) allows almost infinite geometrical design freedom [1], and the range and mix of potential materials is increasing [2,3].”
• A new methodological framework for design for additive manufacturing (2016, background): “Moreover, customisation of parts can be realised economically, since AM does not need product-specific tools (Rosen 2014, Wohlers 2014).”