Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Additive Manufacturing in the Industry: Impact on Sustainability
EIT RawMaterials and LUT University
This online course provided an overview of the sustainability of additive manufacturing and introduced various cases in the field of separation and water purification treatment. The importance of redesign was clarified with the case of hydraulic manifolds.
3 weeks, 3 hours per week
Dr Didier Zimmermann
Director Education and Innovation
EIT RawMaterials
Ilkka Poutiainen
Head of Laser Laboratory
LUT University
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Identify how different industrial areas can implement AM in their processes
- Assess benefits and limitations of AM in chemical industry
- Apply Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM) methods depending on the requirements of the end application
- Evaluate industrial additive manufacturing capabilities related to sustainability of electrochemical methods
Syllabus
• Additive manufacturing application in industry for separation, purification, and hydraulic blocks.
• The requirements of these industrial fields, and how this can be realised in these areas.
• Future trends in metal additive manufacturing in the chemical industry.
• Sustainability requirements and how the use of metal additive manufacturing impacts sustainability.
Issued on 3rd December 2022
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