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Additive manufacturing (AM), more widely known as 3D printing, has emerged as a revolutionary approach to production that builds objects layer by layer from digital models. Unlike traditional subtractive manufacturing methods, which often involve removing material from a solid block to create a final product, additive manufacturing adds material only where it is needed. This innovative process not only enables the creation of complex geometries and intricate designs but also significantly enhances efficiency across various aspects of manufacturing. Key areas impacted include material usage, production time, cost-effectiveness, and energy consumption. Additive manufacturing stands as a significant advancement in production technology, offering enhanced efficiency across material use, time, cost, and energy consumption. Its unique capabilities enable the creation of complex designs with minimal waste, rapid prototyping, and customization, making it a powerful tool across diverse industries. As the technology continues to mature and address its current challenges, the potential for additive manufacturing to revolutionize production processes is immense, paving the way for more sustainable and efficient manufacturing practices in the future. By leveraging its advantages and integrating emerging technologies, businesses can unlock new possibilities and drive innovation in the years to come.3D MANUFACTURING DIRECT APPLICATIONS(SLM, EBM)ContentsADDITIVE MANUFACTURING THEORETICAL BACKGROUND. 2MATERIALISE MAGICS APPLICATIONS. 23STANDART MANUFACTURING. 24ADDITIONAL IMPORTANT TOPICS. 27VOLUME ESTIMATION. 27PART COPY. 27PART ROTATION.. 28RESCALE. 29MERGE PARTS. 29LABEL. 30FIX. 31ERMAKSAN ENAVISIONTEC BP. 32CONCEPT LASER BP. 38EBM BP. 42ERMAKSAN MACHINE PREPARATION.. 46CONCEPT LASER MACHINE PREPARATION. 53ARCAM EBM MACHINE PREPARATION. 65SIMUFACT ADDITIVE. 73ANSYS ADDITIVE. 803D MANUFACTURING. 80POROSITY. 87ACADEMIC IMPORTANT TOPICS. 92EXAMPLES. 96REFERENCES. 100

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