Lesson 53 of 1524
Core AM Technologies and Supporting Processes
The most common processes are vat-based processes, powder processes, liquid addition processes, molten material processes, and solid material processes.
Practice this chapterThe most common processes are vat-based processes, powder processes, liquid addition processes, molten material processes, and solid material processes. Choices for AM technology are extensive and distinct, with each option offering unique benefits and extensive processes.
Each requires expertise and equipment to bring to bear the proper materials and energy source. Within each AM technology there may be dedicated steps that are highly specific to that application, such as recoating in a powder-process.
most common processes — vat-based processes, powder processes, liquid addition processes, molten material processes, and solid material processes.
Be able to describe the basic categorization of AM technologies originally developed by ASTM; describe the limitations of ASTM definitions; apply the AM subfunctions.
Worked example
What does “most common processes” mean in Core AM Technologies and Supporting Processes?
- 1Use the wording this chapter gives for most common processes.
- 2The book says: vat-based processes, powder processes, liquid addition processes, molten material processes, and solid material processes.
- 3Keep the answer tied to this term.
Result: vat-based processes, powder processes, liquid addition processes, molten material processes, and solid material processes
Why. That is the meaning this chapter gives for most common processes.
Answer with the meaning this chapter gives. A nearby idea from the same book is a different term.
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