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Concise Encyclopedia of Additive Manufacturing [Kõva köide]

  • Formaat: Hardback, 528 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, 90 Illustrations, color; 54 Illustrations, black and white; XXXVI, 528 p. 144 illus., 90 illus. in color., 1 Hardback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Sep-2025
  • Kirjastus: Springer International Publishing AG
  • ISBN-10: 3031983939
  • ISBN-13: 9783031983931
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 528 pages, kõrgus x laius: 235x155 mm, 90 Illustrations, color; 54 Illustrations, black and white; XXXVI, 528 p. 144 illus., 90 illus. in color., 1 Hardback
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Sep-2025
  • Kirjastus: Springer International Publishing AG
  • ISBN-10: 3031983939
  • ISBN-13: 9783031983931
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This is a comprehensive guide to Additive Manufacturing, organized in the alphabetic format of an encyclopedia.  The presentation is concise, supported by ample references, including references from 2024 onwards.  With entries for most aspects of additive manufacturing and 776 references, this book can serve as an invaluable entry to the field.

Additive friction stir deposition.- Additive layer manufacturing.-
Additive layerless manufacturing.- Advantage.- Advantage: cause and
perspective.- Advantage: fast process and freedom to design.- Advantage of
simple products.- Air deposition.- AM and 3D printing.- AM and CM
(conventional manufacturing).- AM and CM: comparison.- AM and CM:
perspective.- AM and CM: technique and complexity.- AM and machining:
approach.- AM and machining: build direction.- AM and machining: lattice
structure.- AM and machining: material property perspective.- AM and
machining: side surface.- AM and machining: strategy.- AM and machining: wall
and cavity.- AM and machining: waste generation perspective.- AM is itself
not an advantage.- Arc.- Arc welding-based AM: GMAW-based.- Arc welding-based
AM: GTAW-based.- Arc welding-based AM: PAW-based.- Beam deposition process:
advantage and disadvantage.- Beam deposition process: powder and wire.- Big
part.- Binder jet AM and selective inhibition sintering.- Binder jetting.-
Binding mechanism.- Binding mechanism: misnomer.- Classification.-
Classification: air and ion deposition.- Classification: arc-based
deposition.- Classification: non-beam solid deposition.- Classification:
powder bed process.- Classification: solid deposition.- Classification of
deposition process and mechanism.- CNC accumulation.- Cold spray.- Cold spray
AM.- Complexity.- Complexity in products.- Composite.- Composite fabrication
in deposition process.- Composite feedstock.- Conformal cooling channel.-
Continuous liquid interface production.- Cost and
sustainability.- Design-specific tools: role.- Direct digital manufacturing.-
Directed energy deposition.- Disadvantage.- Electrolytic solution-based
deposition.- EPBF (Electron beam powder bed fusion).- EPBF: beam generation.-
EPBF: beam manipulation.- EPBF: beam shape control.- EPBF: chamber.- EPBF:
processing.- Electrophoretic deposition.- Energy saving.- Energy saving:
paradox- Energy-intensive process.- Extrusion-based AM.- Extrusion-based AM:
feedstock.- Four-dimensional printing.- Freedom to move.- Friction-based and
fusion-based deposition.- Friction surfacing-based AM.- Heater-based
sintering.- High speed sintering.- How material is wasted.- How to make AM
sustainable.- How to save material.- Ion deposition.- Lack of repeatability.-
Laminated object manufacturing.- Laser PBF (powder bed fusion).- Laser powder
deposition: types.- Laser powder deposition: laser-powder interaction.-
Layer.- Layer deposition and deposition process.- Layer deposition and layer
arrangement.- Layerless FDM (fused deposition modelling).- Layerless FDM and
layerless PBF.- Layerless PBF.- Layerless PBF: part formation.- Layerless
PBF: why layerless.- Layerless 3D printing.- Liquid deposition process.-
Machining tool: problem.- Marking.- Material extrusion.- Material jetting.-
Material saving.- Material saving: why it is saving.- Mold and pattern:
mold.- Mold and pattern: permanent pattern.- Mold and pattern: temporary
pattern.- Multi-material and composite.- Non-beam PBF.- Non-beam PBF:
Localized microwave heating-based AM.- On-demand production and on-location
production.- On-demand production and rapid manufacturing.- Optimization of
parameters.- Origin of overhangs.- Overhangs and stair-stepping effect.- Part
consolidation into assembly.- Perspective of complexity.- Post-processing.-
Post-processing: position in AM chain.- Post-processing: pseudo type.-
Post-processing does not slow AM process.- PBF: laser and electron beam.-
PBF: serial and non-serial production.- PBF: shape limitation.- Process.-
Processable materials.- Production volume flexibility.- Rapid manufacturing.-
Rapid prototyping.- Repair and refurbishment.- Repair in PBF.- Repair in PBF:
customized bed concept.- Selective laser melting.- Selective laser
sintering.- Scanning type.- Scanning type differences.- Shaping in
manufacturing.- Slurry bed process.- Slurry deposition process.- Solid
freeform fabrication.- Speed: methods to increase.- Speed: paradox.-
Stair-stepping.- Stair-stepping: an unsolvable problem.- Stereolithography.-
Support structure.- Support structure: difficulty in PBF.- Support structure:
effect on fabrication time.- Two-photon photopolymerization.- Ultrasonic
consolidation.- Water deposition process.
Sanjay Kumar, Ph. D (Additive manufacturing), did post-PhD research in additive manufacturing at following places: Utah State University (USA), National Laser Centre (South Africa), Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China) and York University (Canada). He has been active in additive manufacturing research for last twenty years (H-index 20). He is the author of Additive Manufacturing Processes, 2020, Additive Manufacturing Solutions, 2022, and Additive Manufacturing Classification, 2022 and Additive Manufacturing Advantage, 2023, A New Theory of Additive Manufacturing, 2025, Springer, Cham.