Nickel-iron alloys are highly versatile materials, offering low thermal expansion, good mechanical resistance, and toughness at cryogenic temperatures. These properties make them ideal for a wide range of advanced applications, particularly in industrial automation.
Currently, such alloys are mostly processed using traditional manufacturing methods, which, although well-established, suffer from high material waste and low environmental sustainability. Furthermore, the limited availability of literature on the use of these alloys in Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM) highlights the need for dedicated research in this area.
Nickel-iron alloys are highly versatile materials, offering low thermal expansion, good mechanical resistance, and toughness at cryogenic temperatures. These properties make them ideal for a wide range of advanced applications, particularly in industrial automation.
Currently, such alloys are mostly processed using traditional manufacturing methods, which, although well-established, suffer from high material waste and low environmental sustainability. Furthermore, the limited availability of literature on the use of these alloys in Additive Layer Manufacturing (ALM) highlights the need for dedicated research in this area.
The main objectives of the AMINA project include:
The expected outcomes include a more efficient and sustainable production process, leading to:
The project will enhance market competitiveness, foster innovation, and encourage technology transfer to other industries, supporting sustainability and energy efficiency on a broader scale.
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Project n.: PE_00000004
MADE IN ITALY CIRCOLARE E SOSTENIBILE
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