Table Of ContentSpringer Tracts in Additive Manufacturing
M. Adam Khan
J. T. Winowlin Jappes Editors
Innovations
in Additive
Manufacturing
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M. Adam Khan J. T. Winowlin Jappes
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Innovations in Additive
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Preface
Recently,advancesinadditivemanufacturinganditsrelatedworkarethrivingmany
researchers to get involved in effective/innovative findings for the past few years.
ThisbookentitledInnovationsinAdditiveManufacturingdiscussesonthehistory,
fundamentals, process development, applications, post-processing and many more
experimentalresultsonadditivemanufacturingtechniques.Manyengineeringappli-
cations have started to employ additive manufacturing techniques for component
development. Some Industries are using additive manufacturing widely for devel-
opinghigh-endtoysanddronesforplaystation.Beyondtheresearch,theadditive
manufacturinghasplacedrecordsindevelopingbio-implantsandbiomedicalinstru-
ments.Opportunitieshavebeenevolvedinpost-processingandfinishmachiningof
additivemanufacturingcomponents.Contentssuchassurfacetreatments,modifica-
tionandengineeringsuchadvancementsinheattreatment,mechanicalhardeningand
coating,etc.,thescienceoftheireffectsonpropertiesanditscharacteristicsofparts
madebythemarealsocovered.Further,simulation,modelling,andoptimizationof
materialprocessingandsurfaceengineeringtechniquesarealsofocused.
Thescopeofthisbookis:
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Fundamentalknowledgeandresearchadvancesinadditivemanufacturing.
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Coveringrecentdevelopmentsandadvancementsinadditivemanufacturing.
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Casestudies,experimentalresearch,andoptimizationstudiesinthecurrentfield.
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Uniquecombinationofadvancedmaterialsprocessingandsurfacesciences.
This book consist of three main parts such as (1) Introduction to Additive Manu-
facturing; (2) Additive Manufacturing and Materials Development; and (3) Post-
Processing and Investigations on 3D Built Materials. Authors of this book are
from different countries, and they have made their contribution on research find-
ingsandexperiencesthroughfulllengthchapters.InPartI,twochaptershavebeen
writtentocoverthehistoryofadditivemanufacturingalongwiththebasicapplica-
tionandfundamentals.InPartII,therearefivechapterstocoverthedevelopments
of additive manufacturing for metals and non-metals including plastics/polymers.
Also, the role of additive manufacturing in biomedical engineering is covered
in this part. The post-processing and investigations on additive manufacturing is
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discussedinPartIII.Thispartcoversvariousaspectsonheattreatment,machining,
surfacefinish,surfacecoatings,electrochemicalcorrosion,andchallengesinadditive
manufacturingstandards.
Weappreciateallthecontributorsforsubmittingtheirinnovativecontentextracted
fromtheirexperienceandlearningsonadditivemanufacturing.Wewouldalsolike
toexpressoursinceregratitudetoSpringerTeam,fortheirprofessionalsupportand
patronagetowardsthesuccessfulcompletionofthebookonInnovationinAdditive
Manufacturing.
Virudhunagar,India Dr.M.AdamKhan
July2021 Dr.J.T.WinowlinJappes
Introduction
Thisseriessupportswiththeinformationonadditivemanufacturingprocessonall
aspectsofhistory,applications,developmentmetals,non-metals,biomedicalcompo-
nents,heattreatmentprocessing,machining,coating,corrosionandsurfacescience
studies.Thechaptersinthisbookwerereviewedandverifiedtodisseminatethevalu-
abletechnicalcontenttoyoungresearchers,professionals,students,andallinterested
aspirantsontheinnovationsandlatestdevelopmentsinadditivemanufacturingfor
thecurrentscenario.
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Contents
PartI IntroductiontoAdditiveManufacturing
1 MetalAdditiveManufacturing:FromHistorytoApplications ..... 3
AmritbirSinghandHarpreetSingh
2 DevelopmentinAdditiveManufacturingTechniques ............. 33
K.Arunprasath, V.Arumugaprabu, P.Amuthakkannan,
R.DeepakJoelJohnson,andS.Vigneshwaran
PartII AdditiveManufacturingandMaterialsDevelopment
3 ChallengesinAdditiveManufacturingforMetalsandAlloys ...... 57
MonsuruRamoni, RagavananthamShanmugam,
N.Thangapandian,andM.Vishnuvarthanan
4 Laser Additive Manufacturing of Aluminium Matrix
Composites ................................................... 73
P.S.SamuelRatnaKumarandP.M.Mashinini
5 AdditiveManufacturingofNon-ferrousMetals .................. 91
TemelVarol,OnurGüler,FatihYıldız,andS.SureshKumar
6 DevelopmentandOptimizationStudyofPoly-LacticAcid
BlendedCarbonParticlesbyFusedDepositionModelling
Method ...................................................... 121
S.P.Jani, A.SenthilKumar, B.Anushraj, P.M.Mashinini,
andSudhakarUppalapati
7 RoleofAdditiveManufacturinginBiomedicalEngineering ....... 139
R.Ruban,V.S.Rajashekhar,B.Nivedha,H.Mohit,M.R.Sanjay,
andSuchartSiengchin
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