2018 WFNDEC Short Course
NDE for Additive Manufacturing
Additive manufacturing is a rapidly maturing process for the production of complex metallic, ceramic, polymeric, and composite components. The processed used are numerous, and with the complex geometries involved this can make quality control and standardization of the process used and inspection challenging. This short course will cover issues and challenges faced by the NDE community with the increasing adoption of additively manufactured materials and parts including in-process measurements at the interfaces between manufacturing engineering, NDE and materials science.
Organizers:
Peter Collins, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
Lucas Koester, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
To be presented at the 45th Annual Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation Review held at the Davis Center in Burlington, Vermont.
Agenda
DAY 1: Saturday, July 14, 2018
9:30 AM – Welcome, Kickoff and Course Expectations Lucas W. Koester, Peter C. Collins, and Leonard J. Bond Center for NDE and Materials Science and Engineering
9:45 AM – Session 1: Review of Additive Manufacturing and the State of the Art Lucas W. Koester and Hossein Taheri of Iowa State University – Center for NDE
10:45 AM – Break/Discussion
11:15 AM – Session 2: Process and Measurement Needs – A Process Modeling Perspective Peter C. Collins of Iowa State University – Materials Science and Engineering
12:15 PM – LUNCH (provided)
1:30 PM – Session 3: Case Studies and Lessons Learned “NDE of AM for Reactor Materials and Components” Amy Hull of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)
2:00 PM – Session 3: Case Studies and Lessons Learned Krishnan Balasubramanian, Indian Institute of Technology Madras
2:30 PM – Break
3:00 PM – “Process Planning for Layer Deposition based on Structured Light 3D Scanning” – Hantang Qin, Iowa State University
3:30 PM – Adjourn
DAY 2: Sunday, July 15, 2018
8:45 AM – Course Expectations Lucas W. Koester, Peter C. Collins
9:00 AM – Session 1 – Perspective from Industry Surendra Singh (Honeywell) and Mark Cola, Sigma Labs
9:45 AM – Session 2: “Born Quality Made” – In-Situ Inspection and Characterization “Laser ultrasound in AM: overcoming the rough surface challenge” Rikesh Patel, University of Nottingham
10:15 AM – Session 2: “Born Quality Made” – In-Situ Inspection and Characterization “Rapid, in-situ X-ray characterization during selective laser melting” Johanna Nelson Weker, Materials Science Division at the Stanford Synchroton Radiation Lightsource (SSRL) at SLAC
10:45 AM – Break/Discussion and Snacks
11:00 AM – Session 3: Federal Programs and Activities “NASA NDE Efforts for Additive Manufacturing” Joe Zalameda of the NASA Langley Research Center
11:30 AM – Session 3: Federal Programs and Activities “Challenges in NDE & microstructural characterization of AM metallic structures” Michael Uchic, Airforce Maerial Command (USAF AFMC AFRL/RXCA)
12:00 PM – Session 3: Federal Programs and Activities “AM for Naval Aviation Readiness and Sustainment” Jay Waterman of the Naval Air Systems Command
12:30 PM – LUNCH (provided)
1:45 PM – Rapporteur Introduction to Panel OR Talks by panel member
2:15 PM – Session 4: Expert Panel – “Current Needs and Vision for AM” Panel Members: Amy Hull, Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) Eric Lindgren, Air Force Materiel Command (AFMC AFRL/RXCA) Jay Waterman, Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR)
3:15 PM – Wrap – Up
3:30 PM – Adjourn