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Systems Design for FRP Hybrid AM

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Additive Manufacturing Hybrid Processes for Composites Systems

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Recent production demand for more flexibility has driven new technologies to arise. From the early days of rapid prototyping, additive manufacturing has grown to a maturity level that allows it to be competitive with conventional manufacturing methods under certain circumstances. Always as a hybrid approach, firstly additive, and subsequently subtractive, parts produced with high-performance materials can sometimes offset their metal counterparts in a strength-to-weight ratio perspective. System design in these cases needs to take into account the process potential, through design capabilities, and the consequent execution of the parts, highly optimized. In this chapter, an introduction to design for AM is showcased, as well as system architectures to exploit design methodologies.

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    Luis Miguel Oliveira, Sílvia Esteves, António Francisco Tenreiro, João Rui Matos, João Sobral & João P. T. Pereira

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Oliveira, L., Esteves, S., Tenreiro, A.F., Matos, J.R., Sobral, J., Pereira, J.P. (2020). Systems Design for FRP Hybrid AM. In: Torres Marques, A., Esteves, S., Pereira, J., Oliveira, L. (eds) Additive Manufacturing Hybrid Processes for Composites Systems. Advanced Structured Materials, vol 129. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44522-5_5

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