Projects
Building possibilities
We work with partners to invent bespoke solutions to unique manufacturing challenges. Using our network with the research centres situated in the Clayton precinct and our broader Australian and international network, we are able to draw on a number of different cutting edge capabilities and expertise and apply them in novel and innovative ways to provide new opportunities for manufacturers.
Combining for strength
The Monash Centre for Additive Manufacturing takes their most recent discoveries in alloy and metallurgical science and find ways to apply them in real world applications – working with partners who need stronger, lighter, more cost effective components. Our global aerospace industry partnerships are profiting from their relationship with us, as we:
- Provide bespoke solutions
- Create solutions to reduce the carbon footprint
- Manufacture new designs and complex geometries
- Produce new materials with improved balanced properties to achieve higher fuel efficiency and performance
- Increase their global competitiveness
- Design new processes to reduce manufacturing waste
Projects
- ARC LIEF: LE120100139, A Hot Isostatic Press (HIP) for Aerospace and Biomedical Component Processing
- ARC Linkage: LP120200066, Designer Microstructures through Cold Spray Powder Deposition
- Australia-China Science and Research Fund, Joint Research Centre “Australia-China Research Centre for Light Metals” ACSRF 00301
- Science and Industry Endowment Funding (SIEF): RP04-153 Manufacturing of a small demonstrator aero-engine entirely through additive manufacturing
- Microturbo/AMCRC: 3D printing of a high temperature Ni alloy and its components
- Baosteel/AMCRC: Characterisation and process modelling of Ti6Al4V forgings for aerospace app
- Bombardier and Airbus: Validation of powder HIPped Ti6Al4V for aircraft application
- Airbus: Repairing of aircraft landing gear and wing using cold spray (joined with CSIRO)
- ARC “Industrial Transformation Research Hub for Transforming Australia’s Manufacturing Industry through High Value Additive Manufacturing” IH1301000008