About
Theme: AM Adoption and Industrialization
This one-day workshop, held at the Ramada State College Hotel & Conference Center, PA, on March 27, hosted by Penn State University, will provide a comprehensive snapshot of the progress in AM adoption and industrialization driven by the latest developments in technology. Open to all interested in knowing the latest and greatest in AM technology from industry leaders, this event opens a platform to engage in meaningful discussion with these industry experts and initiate dialogues for future collaborations.
The 9th Snapshot Workshop covers the standardization needs in accelerating AM adoption while incorporating recent developments. AM CoE’s research programs and other initiatives with its partners in filling the standardization gaps will be another focus of the discussion.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is open to all AM professionals, including industry (aerospace, medical, automotive, energy, and defense), academia, and government agency representatives who want to learn about the latest AM standardized practices and the research and development initiatives.
Why You Should Attend
The speakers in this workshop are experts from industry sectors who lead the research and innovation in additive manufacturing. This gives a unique opportunity for the participants to understand more about the best standardized practices and participate in the interactive presentations and panel discussions. Each session is designed with a focus on industry needs and the role that standards can play in driving innovation.
Earn a Verification of Completion Certificate
This Snapshot Workshop is the 9th offering from the AM CoE Education & Workforce Development (E&WD) Program, which provides training opportunities for various levels of the AM workforce. Each workshop participant will receive a digital Verification of Completion Certificate from ASTM AM CoE. Workshop attendees interested in receiving .55 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) should complete a CEU application form. A certificate will be sent to the attendee approximately 4 to 6 weeks after the application form is received.
Tentative Agenda
Theme: AM Adoption and Industrialization
Time (ET) | Presentation Title/Topic | Speaker |
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8:00 am | Opening Remarks and AM CoE Updates | |
8:15 am | Hybrid Manufacturing: where Traditional and AM make the best of both worlds | Eliana Fu, TRUMPF |
8:45 am | Identification of the Impact of Internal Pores on Properties in AM: Considerations of Relative Pore Size and Stress State | Allison Beese, PSU |
9:15 am | Case Studies for the Production of Metallic Multi-material Components | Christian Seidel, Fraunhofer IGCV/Munich University |
9:45 am | Methods for Rapid Qualification and Certification in AM | Joy Gockel, Colorado School of Mines |
10:15 am | BREAK | |
10:30 am | Large Scale Additive Manufacturing – Building an industry to address the critical need for forgings, castings and assemblies | Teresa Melfi, Lincoln Electric |
11:00 am | PANEL DISCUSSION: AM Adoption Challenges | Moderated by: Ted Reutzel, PSU
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12:00 pm | LUNCH | |
1:00 pm | Additive Manufacturing Reproducibility | Cindy Ashforth, FAA |
1:30 pm | Solid-State based AM at Eaton | Greg Welsh, Eaton |
2:00 pm | On-Demand Manufacturing | John Schmelzle, U.S. Naval Air Warfare center |
2:30 pm | DED Adaptive Repair Capabilities for Turbine Engine Components | Scott Baylor, Optomec |
3:00 pm | BREAK | |
3:15 pm | Integrated Data Management to Accelerate AM Development and Industrialization | Yan Lu, NIST |
3:45 pm | Digitalization to Accelerate the Industrialization of Additive Manufacturing | Martin Schäfer, Siemens |
4:15 pm | PANEL DISCUSSION: Role of Small/Medium Enterprises in Driving AM Industrialization | Moderated by: Richard Grylls, Beehive Industries
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5:15 pm | Workshop concludes, Networking Reception |
Speakers
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Colorado School of Mines
Joy Gockel
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Trumpf
Eliana Fu
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Pennsylvania State University
Allison Beese
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Fraunhofer IGCV/Munich University
Christian Seidel
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Lincoln Electric
Teresa Melfi
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Penn State’s Center for Additive Manufacturing (CIMP-3D)/Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory
Ted Reutzel
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3D Systems
Jeph Ruppert
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Penn State University
Tim Simpson
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FAA
Cindy Ashforth
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Beehive Industries
Richard Grylls
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Xact Metal
Juan Mario Gomez
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Eaton
Greg Walsh
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U.S. Naval Warfare Center
John Schmelzle
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Siemens Energy
Manish Kumar
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NIST
Yan Lu
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Siemens AG
Martin Schäfer
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PanOptimization
Erik Denlinger
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Optomec
Scott Baylor
Travel and Hotel
- Date/Time: Monday, March 27th, 2023 | 7:30AM – 5:30 PM (ET). Networking reception to follow.
- Location: Ramada State College Hotel & Conference Center | Grand Ballroom
- Room block available: Use group code: ASTM2023
Organizers
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Organizer
Nima Shamsaei
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Organizer
Mohsen Seifi
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Fraunhofer IGCV
Christian Seidel
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Penn State’s Center for Additive Manufacturing (CIMP-3D)/Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory
Ted Reutzel
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JHUAPL
John Slotwinski
Sponsorship
Sponsors will have the opportunity to:
- Build relationships with AM decision-makers from industry, academia, and regulatory bodies
- Promote their products/services to our wide network of partners and organizations
- Expand brand outreach through pre-conference advertising and promotional materials
Interested in becoming a sponsor for an ASTM International AM CoE event? Contact amcoe@astm.org for more information!