Additive Manufacturing for Load Bearing Structures (Zoom)

Additive Manufacturing for Load Bearing Structures (Zoom)

By RINA & IMarEST Southern Joint Branch
Online event

Overview

Uncover the challenges of using additive manufacturing for ship structures—material variability, corrosion risks, and lack of standards

Discover how additive manufacturing is revolutionising the maritime industry in this insightful lecture exploring its application to structural components. From the challenges of material reliability and corrosion resistance to the intricacies of classification, design appraisal, and risk-based certification, this session offers a comprehensive look at how AM is being integrated into shipbuilding. Learn what it takes to meet Classification Society standards and why this emerging technology could reshape the future of marine engineering.

Lizzie McCaig is a naval architect with over 15 years experience in the field of ship structures. She has spent her career at Lloyd's Register in a variety of roles and is currently Team Lead for Rule Development in LR's Technical Directorate where she carries out research. Aside from being responsible for maintaining and updating LR's structural rules, Lizzie also has an interest in how novel and/or non-traditional materials can be used for ship structures.

This lecture is a hybrid lecture - if you would like to attend the in-person lecture please follow the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/additive-manufacturing-for-load-bearing-structures-in-person-tickets-1933567415189?aff=oddtdtcreator


Category: Science & Tech, Other

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RINA & IMarEST Southern Joint Branch

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Nov 18 · 10:30 AM PST