Additive manufacturing aboard a moving vessel at sea using passively stabilized stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing

Phillips, Brennan T.; Allder, Josh; Bolan, Grady; Nagle, R. Sean; Redington, Allison; Hellebrekers, Tess; Borden, John; Pawlenko, Nikolai; Licht, Stephen

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Additive manufacturing aboard a moving vessel at sea using passively stabilized stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing

2020
By Phillips, Brennan T. ; Allder, Josh ; Bolan, Grady ; ...
Series: EX-18-12

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Additive Manufacturing
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Phillips, Brennan T. ; Allder, Josh ; Bolan, Grady ; Nagle, R. Sean ; Redington, Allison ; Hellebrekers, Tess ; Borden, John ; Pawlenko, Nikolai ; Licht, Stephen
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Ocean Exploration Program ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; OMAO (Office of Marine and Aviation Operations)
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In this paper we investigate the use of passive stabilization to support stereolithography (SLA) printing aboard a moving vessel at sea. 3D printing is a useful technology onboard a seagoing vessel to support engineering development, shipboard maintenance, and other applications when land-based manufacturing resources are unavailable. SLA printed material is particularly suited for underwater applications requiring sealed housings, since SLA printers are capable of producing high-resolution models that are fully solid and impervious to water.
Keywords:

1812 Additive Manufacturing EX1812 FY18 NA18OAR0110288 NOFO Oceanography Pressure Housings Stabilization Vat Photopolymerization
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Additive Manufacturing, 31
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EX-18-12
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.addma.2019.100969
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Grant no. NA18OAR0110288
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