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Project Q3332899 in Germany
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LPW-E/1.2.2/1664 — form-optimised additive manufacturing of titanium components considering overall lifetime (FATiG)
Project Q3332899 in Germany

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    151,164.69 Euro
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    321,626.99 Euro
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    47.0 percent
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    1 June 2020
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    31 May 2023
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    scuddy GmbH & Co. KG
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    54°18'54.40"N, 10°6'58.82"E
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    24114 Kiel
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    Die Methoden der industriellen Fertigung unterliegen seit jeher einem Wandel. Kaum ein Prozess verändert die Industrie so stark wie der kommerzielle Metall 3D-Druck, dessen volles Potenzial mit einer umfassenden Digitalisierung nutzbar wird. Um diesen Wandel weiter voranzutreiben ist es das Ziel des Projekts "FATiG" ein allumfassendes Verfahren zur indirekten additiven Fertigung von Titanbauteilen sowie eine simulationsgestützte Methode zur Vorhersage der Lebensdauer additiv gefertigter Bauteile zu entwickeln. (German)
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    The methods of industrial production have always been changing. Hardly any process changes the industry as much as commercial metal 3D printing, whose full potential can be harnessed with comprehensive digitalisation. In order to further advance this change, the aim of the “FATiG” project is to develop an all-encompassing process for indirect additive manufacturing of titanium components as well as a simulation-based method for predicting the lifetime of additively manufactured components. (English)
    25 October 2021
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    DE_TEMPORARY_35544
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