Registration opens TRX Fall – America Makes Additive Manufacturing event
Registration for the America Makes Technical Review & Exchange (TRX), set to take place at the University of Tennessee Knoxville (UTK) in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA, from October 17-19, 2023, is now open. The event aims to showcase America Makes’ project portfolio, highlighting the progress of projects underway.
The event agenda is as follows:
Tuesday October 17
- Advanced Manufacturing Confluence – Phase 2 (AMC PH) – Center Street Technologies
- Hybrid Manufacturing for Rapid Tooling and Repair – Youngstown State University and Oak Ridge National Laboratory
- Post-Processing Optimizing of Additive-Manufactured Nickel-Based Superalloys – REM Surface Engineering
- Casting and Forging Roadmap – Deloitte Consulting, LLC
- Data-Driven Qualification for Additive Manufacturing – Phase 2 – America Makes/NCDMM
- (SWAAHT) Additive Manufacturing (AM) Casting Replacement Optimization (AMCRO) – Heat Treating and Chemistry – Penn State
- Advanced Nano-Composites for Navy Applications
- Methods for Additive Manufacturing – Cross Platform Consistency (AM-CPC) – Colorado School of Mines
- Tour of the Institute for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing (IAMM)
Wednesday October 18
- Keynote Speaker – UTK
- (SWAAHT) Development and Transition of HY80 Steel for Qualification to NAVSEA WIRE-DED Technical Publication – Worchester Polytechnic Institute
- Reliable Additive Manufacturing 1 Meter Tall – Aerojet Rocketdyne
- Rapid Innovation Call/Open Project Call Panel
- Tour of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Manufacturing Demonstration Facility (MDF)
Thursday October 19
- Keynote Speaker
- Advanced Nano-Coatings for High-Velocity Applications
- Demonstrate Technical Solutions for Thermally-Managed Shape-Stable Leading Edge
- Advanced Manufacturing of High-Velocity Applications Nozzle Materials – ReLogic Research, Inc.
- Advanced Additive Manufacturing of Rocket Engine Components – LAVA – The Ohio State University
- Maturation of Additive Geometric Management Approaches for High Speed Applications (MAGMA) – Boeing
- Advanced AM of Rocket Engine Components – Ursa Major
- Thermal Coating Material Advancement for Rocket Motors – Blue Force Technologies
- Development of Graded Alloy Transitions for High-Velocity Applications Systems Phase 2 (GRATD 2) – Boeing
- Advanced Manufacturing of High-Velocity Applications Nozzle Materials – Tailored Alloys
- Enabling Robust Production Technologies by Modeling Additive Geometries with Novel Materials for Aerospace (erupt magma) Kick off Elementum
To register for the event, click here.
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