GrantSLAM
Selective Laser Melting Process Optimization.
Additive manufacturing creates solutions for customer-specific production
Your contact persons
Saeid Sajadi, Enno Garrelts & Artur Leis
Institute for Materials Testing, Materials Science and Strength of Materials, Institute for Construction Technology and Technical Design and Institute for Blasting Tools
The project contacts are experts in materials technology, design engineering and process technology.
GrantSLAM
Genericparts research and transfer- Selective Laser Melting
As part of the GrantSLAM project, the holistic process of selective laser melting (SLM) is being researched from the three key research disciplines of materials, design and process technology.
The additive manufacturing process chain
The interdisciplinary cooperation between the different institutes(IFSW, IKTD, IMWF, IFKB & IFB) makes it possible to bundle core competencies in a targeted manner for the project. In this way, the SLM process is optimized for production.
The goals of the GrantSLAM project are the extended functionalization of SLM-manufactured components, the generation of reproducible component qualities and the solving of process, material and design limitations through the interaction of the three main research areas:
- Process (ProSLAM (IFSW & IFKB))
- Material (MatSLAM (IMWF & IFKB))
- Design (Design4SLAM (IKTD &IFB))
Insights+
Stories
What do our partners say? The people who work, develop and shape the future in ARENA2036 every day?
"I like working at ARENA2036 because I can drive forward the interlinking of digitalization and additive manufacturing technologies in the context of Industry 4.0. To this end, we use digital infrastructures and the selective laser melting process to provide manufacturing processes of the future. The aim is the cost-effective and customized production of components in lightweight construction, in combination with a purposefully planned micro- and nanostructure designed for the specific application. This enables the efficient and environmentally friendly use of available resources and the exploitation of the manufacturing potential of additive manufacturing."
Saeid Sajadi
Expert in materials technology
Institute for Materials Testing, Materials Science and Strength of Materials (IMWF)
About the University of Stuttgart
Project participation in the ARENA2036
The University of Stuttgart and many of its institutes are involved in the ARENA2036 research platform:
Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB)
Institute of Parallel and Distributed Systems (IPVS)
Institute of Plastics Technology (IKT)
Institute of Textile Technology, Fiber-based Materials and Textile Machine Engineering (ITFT)
Institute of Control Engineering of Machine Tools and Manufacturing Units (ISW)
Institute of Ergonomics and Technology Management (IAT)
Institute of Internal Combustion Engines and Automotive Engineering (IVK)
Institute of Electrical Energy Conversion (iew)
Institute of Educational Science, Department of Vocational, Business and Technical Education (BWT)
Institute of Energy Transmission and High Voltage Technology (IEH)
Institute of Polymer Chemistry (IPOC)
Institute of Linguistics: English Studies (IfLA)
Institute of Industrial Manufacturing and Factory Operation (IFF)
Institute of Materials Handling and Logistics (IFT)
Institute of Shotblasting Tools (IFSW)
The Institute of Aircraft Design (IFB), for example, is involved in the LeiFu project and the DigitPro project with several employees in ARENA2036. The Khoch3 project is supported by university employees from BWT.
The integration of the ARENA2036 research building into the university campus forms the perfect basis for an intensive and interdisciplinary transfer of expertise between science and industry. This is what the guiding principle "Industry on Campus" stands for.