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Next generation titanium alloys for additive manufacturing (2024-2028)

Abstract

The rise of 3D printing creates unique opportunities for Australian manufacturers to participate in high value global supply chains. However, the lack of development in high quality printable materials is stopping manufacturers from accessing the full potential of 3D printing. This project aims to develop a design strategy for the next generation of titanium metals designed for 3D printing. This project expects to improve functionality of 3D printed metals with qualities that go beyond the most demanding industry acceptance criteria. This project should provide significant benefits by creating new capabilities and improving the productivity of Australian manufacturers while lowering the cost of products for consumers.

Experts

Dr Michael Bermingham

ARC Future Fellow
School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering
Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology
Michael Bermingham
Michael Bermingham