Material Characterization Additive Manufacturing Seminar

10.00  

Welcome and Housekeeping (how the event will work) Agenda overview

10.05

Brief intro by Jim Litster (Interim Vice President & Head of Faculty - Engineering, TUoS)

10.15

Jason Dawes

How material characterisation supports the sustainability agenda for Metal AM

10.30

Felicity Freeman

Powder Characteristics Conducive to Successful Direct Energy Deposition

10.45

Coffee break

11.00

Adam Saxty

Certification of AM Powders for Marine and Offshore Industry

11.15

James Murray

Used metal powder renewal and characterisation in AM

11.30

Demo Session hosted by Malvern Panalytical with a guest spot from The Sheffield University

12.00

Lunch

1.00

Demo Session Hosted by Netzsch 

1.30

Roland Lefloc’h

Applications of multi-scale Micro-CT for additive manufacturing

1.45

Rob Plaskitt

Microstructure influence on fatigue performance of titanium alloy built by wire-arc additive manufacturing.

2.00

Scott Speakman

The challenge of grain size:X-ray powder diffraction analysis of parts made by Metal AM

2.15

Candice Majewski

How different characterisation techniques are used for polymer AM

2.30

Coffee break

2.45

Natalie Rudolph

Understanding polymer powder ageing through rheology and GPC

3.00

Robert Setter

Dielectric analysis and kinetic modeling of UV-curable acrylates for additive manufacturing

3.15

Alec Redmann

Process optimization of dual-curing resins in additive manufacturing using thermal analysis

3.30

Enrico Gallino

Characterisation of powder flow in industry

3.45

Close - Mark Fleiner - President of Malvern Panalytical