Characterization of 3D Printed PLA Scaffolds Through Experimental and Modeling Approaches

Liber-Kneć, Aneta; Łagan, Sylwia; Chojnacka-Brożek, Agnieszka; Gądek, Szymon

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-52180-6_31

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“…Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly named 3D printing, is a promising technology with many applications, including usage in the aerospace industry [1][2][3], biomedical applications [4,5], the construction industry [6,7], and many others [8][9][10]. One particular application is 4D-printed advanced solutions [11][12][13].…”

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Additive Manufacturing in Underwater Applications

Korniejenko,

Gądek,

Dynowski

et al. 2024

Applied Sciences

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Additive manufacturing (AM), commonly named 3D printing, is a promising technology for many applications. It is the most viable option for widespread use in automated construction processes, especially for harsh environments such as underwater. Some contemporary applications of this technology have been tested in underwater environments, but there are still a number of problems to be solved. This study focuses on the current development of 3D printing technology for underwater applications, including the required improvements in the technology itself, as well as new materials. Information about underwater applications involving part fabrication via AM is also provided. The article is based on a literature review that is supplemented by case studies of practical applications. The main findings show that the usage of additive manufacturing in underwater applications can bring a number of advantages—for instance, increasing work safety, limiting the environmental burden, and high efficiency. Currently, only a few prototype applications for this technology have been developed. However, underwater additive manufacturing is a promising tool to develop new, effective applications on a larger scale. The technology itself, as well as the materials used, still require development and optimization.

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