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Rapid Prototyping Process Using Metal Directly
(1996)Rapid Prototyping emerged in the USA in the late 80's and it made the whole industry rethink their way of making prototypes. Several new different process have emerged since then and these vary in materials, times, prices, ... -
Rapid Prototyping Using 3-D Welding
(1992)Rapid prototyping systems are based, almost exclusively on polymer, or paper materials. The dimensions of the parts produced are limited by the volume of the processing area within the machine, and parts tend to warp or ... -
Rapid Prototyping using Electrodeposition of Copper
(1996)Injection mould cavities and EDM electrodes were produced from High Speed Selective Jet Electrodeposition (HSSJE). The performance ofthe electrodes in the EDM process and the surface finish ofthe tools produced were ... -
Rapid Prototyping Using FDM: A Fast, ,Precise, Safe Technology
(1992)This paper outlines the use of FDM to speed product design and to streamline the manufacturing process. Time compression, the ability to quickly reduce the time it takes to get new products to market, has increased ... -
Rapid Prototyping: A Global View
(1994)Rapid prototyping technology is advancing at a tremendous rate. Much of this progress is due to research being conducted within academic institutions and industry throughout the world. The USA is leading the research ... -
Re-Think It! 2018 Presentation Slides
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Recent Developments in Extrusion Freeform Fabrication (EFF) Utilizing Non-Aqueous Gel Casting Formulations
(1996)Extrusion Freeform Fabrication (EFF) was shown to be an extremely versatile method for fabricating Functionally Graded Materials (FGMs) The approach is inexpensive and potentially feasible for grading between any ... -
Recent Developments in Freeform Fabrication of Dense Ceramics From Slurry Deposition
(1996)A freeform fabrication technique for dense ceramics and composites has been developed. The technique requires less than 2 volume percent of organic additives and relies on the principle of layerwise deposition of highly ... -
Recent Developments in Profiled-Edge Lamination Dies for Sheet Metal Forming
(1996)The Profiled-Edo-e Lamination (PEL) method was developed by the Walczyk and Hardt [1] as an improvement ov~ the current ~ethod of stacking and bonding cont?ure~ lamin~tions in terms of the lead-time and cost of toolIng ... -
Reclaiming our Assumptions at the Intersection of Technology, Learning and Equity
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Reconsidering Reading Models in Writing Center Consultations: When is the Read-Ahead Method Appropriate?
(2017)After a decade of working in writing centers as a tutor and administrator, I have experienced and witnessed many challenging consultations. A particularly vexing type of consultation occurs when tutors work with advanced ...
