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PD CEN/TR/ISO/ASTM 52912:2020 Additive manufacturing. Design. Functionally graded additive manufacturing

PD CEN/TR/ISO/ASTM 52912:2020

Additive manufacturing. Design. Functionally graded additive manufacturing

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Standard number:PD CEN/TR/ISO/ASTM 52912:2020
Pages:36
Released:2020-10-15
ISBN:978 0 580 52325 0
Status:Standard
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PD CEN/TR/ISO/ASTM 52912:2020


This standard PD CEN/TR/ISO/ASTM 52912:2020 Additive manufacturing. Design. Functionally graded additive manufacturing is classified in these ICS categories:
  • 25.030 Additive manufacturing

The use of Additive Manufacturing (AM) enables the fabrication of geometrically complex components by accurately depositing materials in a controlled way. Technological progress in AM hardware, software, as well as the opening of new markets demand for higher flexibility and greater efficiency in today’s products, encouraging research into novel materials with functionally graded and high-performance capabilities. This has been termed as Functionally Graded Additive Manufacturing (FGAM), a layer-by-layer fabrication technique that involves gradationally varying the ratio of the material organization within a component to meet an intended function. As research in this field has gained worldwide interest, the interpretations of the FGAM concept requires greater clarification. The objective of this document is to present a conceptual understanding of FGAM. The current-state of art and capabilities of FGAM technology will be reviewed alongside with its challenging technological obstacles and limitations. Here, data exchange formats and some of the recent application is evaluated, followed with recommendations on possible strategies in overcoming barriers and future directions for FGAM to take off.