3D Printing: A Revolutionary Process for Industry Applications PDF by Richard Sheng

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3D Printing: A Revolutionary Process for Industry Applications

By Richard Sheng

3D Printing A Revolutionary Process for Industry Applications

Contents:

Preface xi

  1. Introduction 1
  2. 3-D printing in the aerospace industry 3

2.1 What 3

2.2 When 7

2.3 Where 8

2.4 Key benefits of additive technologies for aerospace manufacturing 9

2.5 Why 9

2.6 How 10

2.7 Who 10

2.8 3-D bioprinting in space 11

2.9 Construction of structures using 3-D printing 11

2.10 Conclusion 12

References 12

  1. 3-D printing of airplane parts 13

3.1 3-D printing airplane parts 13

3.2 Advantages 14

3.3 Airplane parts 15

3.4 What 17

3.5 Where 17

3.6 Who 18

3.7 Why 18

3.8 When 18

3.9 How 18

References 19

Further reading 20

  1. 3-D printing in the auto industry 21

4.1 When: since when has 3-D printing been used in the auto industry 21

4.2 How: how has 3-D printing impacted the racing world? 22

4.3 What: what are the benefits of 3-D materials and technologies? 23

4.4 Why: why should automotive companies use 3-D technology? 25

4.5 Where: where is 3-D printing being used? 26

4.6 Who: who is getting the benefit from 3-D technology? 27

References 29

Further reading 29

  1. 3-D printing in the chemical industry 31

5.1 Introduction 31

5.2 What 32

5.3 When 33

5.4 Who 33

5.5 Where 34

5.6 How 35

References 38

  1. 3-D printing in the construction industry 39

6.1 What? 39

6.2 Where? 40

6.3 When? 41

6.4 Why? 42

6.5 How? 43

6.6 Who? 44

References 46

  1. 3-D printing in dental care 47

7.1 3-D Introduction 47

7.2 How have dentists used 3-D printers? 50

7.3 Capabilities of 3-D printing in dentistry 51

7.4 Benefits of 3-D printing in dentistry 54

7.5 Use of 3-D printing technology in endodontics and periodontics 55

7.6 Advantages of 3-D printing technology in dentistry 55

7.7 Disadvantages of 3-D printing technology in dentistry 55

References 57

  1. 3-D printing in the drone industry 59

8.1 What 59

8.2 Why 61

8.3 Where 62

8.4 When 63

8.5 How 63

8.6 Who 64

8.7 The specificities of the aeronautics sector 66

8.8 Conclusion 66

References 67

  1. 3-D printing in education 69

9.1 What 69

9.2 Where 70

9.3 Who 72

9.4 When 72

9.5 Why 73

9.6 How 75

9.7 Conclusion 76

References 77

Further reading 78

  1. 3-D printing in the fashion industry 79

10.1 Introduction 79

10.2 What 80

10.3 When 80

10.4 Who 80

10.5 Where 81

10.6 How 82

10.7 Apparel: 3-D printing clothes by Danit Peleg 82

10.8 Jacket without seams 83

10.9 Jewelry example: nervous system bracelet 83

10.10 Footwear 83

10.11 Watches 84

10.12 Ornaments 84

10.13 Recent 3-D fashions 84

10.14 Annie Foo, original 3-D printed shoes 84

10.15 Anouk Wipprecht and her Proximity Dress 85

10.16 Ganit Goldstein, custom fashion 85

10.17 Iris Van Herpen, between 3-D printing and nature 86

10.18 Met Gala 2019, the presence of 3-D technologies 88

10.19 Why: importance and future 88

References 91

Further reading 92

  1. 3-D printing in the food industry 93

11.1 What 93

11.2 How 94

11.3 Why 94

11.4 Who 96

11.5 3-D printing products reduce waste 97

11.6 Conclusion 100

References 101

  1. 3-D printing in the footwear industry 103

12.1 What 103

12.2 When 104

12.3 Where 104

12.4 Who 105

12.5 Why 107

12.6 How 108

References 110

  1. 3-D printing in healthcare 111

13.1 How 111

13.2 What 112

13.3 When 113

13.4 Where 114

13.5 How 115

13.6 Why is 3-D printing important in medicine? 116

13.7 Organ transplant 116

13.8 Surgical plan 116

13.9 Temperature and sterilization 116

13.10 Pointed equipment 117

13.11 Function 117

13.12 Porosity 117

13.13 Prosthetic structure 118

13.14 Medical intervention 118

13.15 Countless possibilities 118

13.16 Who 119

13.17 The case of Eric Moger 119

13.18 The case of Kaiba Gionfriddo 119

References 120

Further reading 120

  1. 3-D printing in the hearing aid industry 121

14.1 Introduction 121

14.2 What 122

14.3 Where 124

14.4 Who 124

14.5 Why 125

14.6 When 128

14.7 How 128

14.8 Conclusion 129

References 129

Further reading 130

  1. 3-D printing in the maritime industry 131

15.1 What 131

15.2 Prototypes, interiors, spare parts, tools 132

15.3 Large ship parts from industrial 3-D printers 132

15.4 When 133

15.5 Where 133

15.6 Who 135

15.7 Why 136

15.8 How 137

References 139

  1. 3-D printing in the mechanics industry 141

16.1 What 141

16.2 Why 142

16.3 Where 143

16.4 When 143

16.5 Who 146

16.6 How 147

References 149

  1. 3-D printing in the movie industry 151

17.1 Introduction 151

17.2 What 151

17.3 Why 152

17.4 When 153

17.5 Who 154

17.6 Where 155

17.7 How 155

17.8 Types of glasses for 3-D 158

17.9 Passive 3-D glasses (anaglyph lenses) 158

References 159

  1. 3-D printing in the tool and die industries 161

18.1 How 161

18.2 Who 162

18.3 Why 163

18.4 When 164

18.5 Where 165

18.6 Advantages of 3-D printing in tool manufacturing 168

18.7 What 169

References 170

  1. 3-D printing in the toy industry 171

19.1 What 171

19.2 When 172

19.3 Where 173

19.4 Who 174

19.5 How 175

19.6 3-D printing still faces many technical challenges 177

References 178

  1. Summary and conclusion 179

20.1 Summary 179

20.2 Conclusion 179

Index 181

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