Overview of the work programme
According to the consortium knowledge, expertise and commercialisation needs, we chose to work on Additive manufacturing, and 3D-printing of selected ceramics: Al2O3, ZrO2, SiC, Calcium Phosphate, for the selected applications: Medical (Orthopaedic implants), and Aerospace (Spatial ligthweigthed structures, heat exchanger, Turboreactor) with the selected technologies to be optimized or redesigned: Stereolithographic (LCM®, Movinglight®, etc.), SLM/S (ERMAKSAN, etc.), LMD (CLAD®) and hybrid.
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WP No. |
WP Title |
Lead Beneficiary Short Name |
Main non-academic |
ESR involvement |
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1 |
Materials feedstocks |
CRIBC (Belgium) |
MTEC (France) |
ESR 01/02/03/04 |
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2 |
Processes Equipment |
GU (Turkey) |
Ermaksan (Turkey), Lithoz (Austria) |
ESR 05/06/07/08 |
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3 |
Design Products |
UoB (UK) |
Toulouse INP (France) |
ESR 09/10 |
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4 |
Testing Standards |
Toulouse INP (France) |
EuCo (Italy), BoM (France) |
ESR 11/12 |
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5 |
Modelling |
INFLPR (Romania) |
OPT’ALM (France) |
ESR 13 /14 |
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6 |
Training and networking |
UPHF (France) |
Cerhum (Belgium) |
All |
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7 |
Management and Dissemination |
Toulouse INP (France) |
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No |
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No 764935
