Navy Fast-Tracks 3D Printed Parts to Boost Submarine Production
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The U.S. Navy has released new technical requirements to accelerate metallic 3D printing adoption across submarine construction, maintenance, and repair by removing administrative and engineering barriers. This streamlined approach aims to scale additive manufacturing throughout the submarine enterprise more rapidly than previous processes allowed.
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The U.S. Navy released new technical requirements Aug. 11 designed to rapidly scale metallic 3D printing across the submarine enterprise, stripping away administrative and engineering hurdles that have slowed the use of additive manufacturing (AM) in submarine construction, maintenance and repair.…
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