Smart tooling via additive manufacturing

Thermal fatigue is a problem that can happen when making metal products using a certain tool. The tool gets extremely hot when the metal is poured in, and then it cools down quickly when the metal hardens. This can happen over and over again, and it can make the tool break or not work as well. This can cause problems for the product being made, and can waste time and money. But, using 3D printing technology can help make the tool stronger and better, and can make it possible to create new shapes and designs that were difficult to make before. This helps make the process faster and more accurate, and can save money and reduce waste. This research can help companies make better products and grow their business. In addition, interns who work on this research project will learn valuable skills in materials, processing simulation, and characterization. These skills can be helpful for their future careers

Faculty Supervisor:

Saeed Maleksaeedi;Ehsan Toyserkani

Student:

Partner:

Exco Technologies Limited

Discipline:

Engineering

Sector:

Professional, scientific and technical services

University:

University of Waterloo

Program:

Accelerate

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