Shipyard Additive Manufacturing Summit - SAMS
May 1-2, 2019
On Wednesday, May 1, through Friday, May 3, the Applied Research Laboratory at Penn State hosted a Shipyard Additive Manufacturing Summit (SAMS) in State College, Pennsylvania. SAMS was sponsored by Navy ManTech through the Institute for Manufacturing and Sustainment Technologies (IMAST). More than 100 stakeholders and decision makers came together to help accelerate the adoption of additive manufacturing in the shipyard production and maintenance communities.
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Wednesday, May 1st
Introductions - Dr. Mark Traband, ARL/PSU
Enterprise View of Navy AM - Capt. Jason Bridges, U.S. Navy
Qualification of Metals and Other Materials - Dr. Justin Rettaliata, U.S. Navy - AM TWH
Science and Technology - Mr. John Carney, U.S. Navy - ONR
Data Management - Dr. Bill Fraizer, U.S. Navy - NAVAIR (Ret.)
Activities/Applications in Foreign Shipyards - Dr. Mohsen Mohammadi, Marine Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (MAMCE)
Allied Industries Activities - Heavy Equipment - Mr. Thierry Machione, Caterpillar
Future Equipment Development - PBFAM Vendor - Mr. Neal Orringer, 3D Systems
Future Equipment Development - DEDAM Vendor - Mr. Mark Schaub, Lincoln Electric / Wolf Robotics
Thursday, May 2nd
Technology - Process Monitoring and Control - Dr. Brandon Lane, NIST
Technology - Materials / Properties - Dr. Dick Fonda, U.S. Navy - ONR
Technology - Post-Processing - Prof, Ed DeMeter, PSU
Technology - Corrosion - Prof. Todd Palmer, PSU
Technology - Cold Spray - Dr. Tim Eden, ARL/PSU
Technology - NDE for AM - Mr. Griffin Jones, ARL/PSU
Friday, May 3rd
Education and Workforce Development for AM - Mr. Josh Cramer, America Makes