Integrity and Risk in Additively-Manufactured Components
9 March 2020
Additive manufacturing (AM) is set to revolutionise production chains and reduce costs across several industrial sectors including nuclear, oil and gas, power, petrochemical and medical devices.
However there is a pressing need to develop regulatory, inspection and assurance regimes to support this progress.
We invite you to join other professionals from industry, academia and regulatory bodies such as HSE to identify and discuss the key issues around managing risks in AM. Areas for discussion will focus on:
- challenges in materials integrity
- assessment and assurance methodologies
- the adequacy of inspection methods
- design code development and use
We aim to identify cross-sectoral issues and plan technical and guidance strategies to define a path by which the AM revolution can be safely navigated through better research and regulation.
Worshop - Integrity and Risk in Additively-Manufactured Components
Monday 18 May, 2020
9:00 am - 16:00pm (including a networking lunch)
Barnes Wallis Building
The University of Manchester
Programme details and booking information will be published soon – please register to attend.