Continuation of Additive Manufacturing (AM) BAG

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Authors: JoAnn Ballor, Xavier Bataillon, Ilies Bentamene, Shishira Bhagavath, A. Bolender, Katrin Bugelnig, Luis Calero-Lumbreras, Yunhui Chen, Clélia Couchet, Rémi Daudin, Timon Dommaschk, Raphaël Engel
+24 more David Georges, Adrian Guder, Xinyi Hao, Thibaut Michel Colin Heremans, Fedor Isupov, Yong Xin Joann Liaw, Yassine Lakroune, Peter Lee, Pierre Lhuissier, Guilhem Martin, Malo Mcilroy, Peter Müller, Lucía Puertas Peláez, Cyril Rajon, Peter Richardot Gouzerh, Ludwig Scharf, Franziska Scheibel, Klaus Schricker, Ravi Shahani, Nisha Singh, Federico Sket, Nene Narh Teinor, Yuhan Wang, Johanna Zeisberg
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Abstract

This proposal concerns the continuation of the AM BAG. As a reminder, we propose establishing a community-driven mode of access, to study metal additive manufacturing (AM) with X-rays. The BAG will utilize AM rigs, multi-MHz X-ray imaging (XR), and sequential in-situ tomography (XCT) to provide insights into AM laser processing. Three AM rigs are available in the BAG: (i) operando XR of Laser Powder Bed Fusion (LPBF), (ii) in-situ XCT of LPBF, and (iii) operando XR of direct energy deposition (DED). Implementing in-situ and operando AM devices will transform this BAG into an efficient tool, boosting AM technology development and serving as a home-community at ESRF for emergent developments that we aim to grow. Unravelling the mechanisms of multi-scale and multitemporal events in AM processes across material systems will provide data for validating models, AM technologies, additional sensing systems, inspiring material developments, studying materials' printability, recyclability, etc.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Additive Manufacturing Materials and Processes Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies Advanced X-ray Imaging Techniques

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Journal / source
European Synchrotron Radiation Facility
Publication date
3 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset