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Sophie VOINIS - Freelance journalist
INTRODUCTION - MARKET TRENDS ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENT OF 3D PRINTING
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Christophe ESCHENBRENNER President - FRANCE ADDITIVE
SAFRAN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING CAMPUS: UNLEASH THE ADDITIVE REVOLUTION
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Anne THENAISIE - Managing Director for Safran Additive Manufacturing - SAFRAN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING CAMPUS
PANEL 1 - Additive Manufacturing Trends to Watch in Aerospace
Additive Manufacturing processes in the aerospace sector can overcome some major industrial challenges including the design of complex parts by reducing production steps and structural weight.
This roundtable will try to answer questions on: what volume of production for which products? In which sector? In what time frame?
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Miguel Ángel CASTILLO - VP Technology Development - Aernnova
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Stéphane BIANCO - Head of Additive Manufacturing Technology Materials Processes and Test -Airbus
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Raphael SALAPETE - Additive Manufacturing R&D Project Leader - ARIANEGROUP
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Thomas ROHR - Head of Materials and Processes Section - ESA - ESTA
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Stefan PUFE - Director R&T - LIEBHERR-AEROSPACE AND TRANSPORTATION
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Anne THENAISIE - Managing Director for Safran Additive Manufacturing - SAFRAN ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING CAMPUS
PANEL 2 - OUTLOOK OF POLYMER ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING IN AEROSPACE
Photopolymer and polymer powders hold a monopolistic position in the constantly expanding market of manufacturing processes and materials. Continuous growth is expected in the coming years.
The aerospace sector should become one of its main users for tooling or prototyping applications.
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Emil JOHANSSON - CEO - ADAXIS
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Philippe BUSSI - Kepstan® General Manager - ARKEMA
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Christian DURIN - Technologies, Materials & Processes Dept. - Quality Assurance Sub-Directorate - CNES
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Stéphanie PORTET - R&T and Logistics Engineer - DAHER
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Gaël SPIRAL - Application Engineer and Facility Manager Toulouse - ERPRO GROUP
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Florent LEBRUN - Techno & Innovation Engineer - THALES ALENIA SPACE
Collins Aerospace strategy to produce certified aerospace parts
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Bill HADDAD - Director - Additive Design and Manufacturing - COLLINS AEROSPACE
PANEL 3 - HYBRID 3D PRINTING AND FACTORY 4.0: SYNERGIES BETWEEN ADDITIVE AND SUBTRACTIVE MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGIES
A hybrid system combines additive and subtractive manufacturing processes in a single machine. The benefits are those of machining: repeatability, precision, surface finishing, productivity, and those of additive manufacturing: material waste reduction, design freedom, unmatched manufacturing.
How does this new type of hybridization enhance competitiveness in the factory 4.0?
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Dr. Fernando LASAGNI - CTO Materials & Processes - ADVANCED CENTER FOR AEROSPACE TECHNOLOGIES (CATEC)
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Dr-Ing. Elena LOPEZ - Head of Division Additive Manufacturing - FRAUNHOFER-IWS
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Dr-Ing Amaia ALBERDI GURRUTXAGA - Head of Manufacturing Processes Group - TECNALIA
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Uğur AKDOĞAN - Technical Leader/Indigenous Projects Manufacturing Engineering - TEI – TUSAS ENGINE INDUSTRIES
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Ingrid FLORENTIN Co-Founder & President - 4D PIONEERS
CLOSING REMARKS
Covers strategies and tools that enable AM deployment in the field to maintain and repair defense equipment swiftly:
- What are the operational needs driving the use of additive manufacturing in defense? Explores specific logistics and maintenance challenges as well as limitations that AM can address to boost mission readiness.
- How is the military using additive manufacturing in real operational contexts? Presents real-life military applications of AM, emphasizing resilience and rapid prototyping on site.
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Christophe ESCHENBRENNER - President - FRANCE ADDITIVE