Ge Aerospace 3d Printing

General Electric's aviation unit is working on its first jet engine composed of parts made from 3D printers. GE Aviation's Additive Technology Center is a state of the art additive manufacturing 3D printing facility located in West Chester. Learn about the GE Aviation Fly Through Room our innovative 3D Digital Engine Pre-Assembly process Brian Boon discusses. GE Additive launched in late 2016 spurred by an internal technical problem Since then it has gone from strength to strength.

Additive manufacturing also known as 3D printing is a process that creates a physical object from a digital design Learn more. GE Aviation's facility in Singapore has become the first of its kind in the world to use 3D printing technology to repair jet engine. Take a detailed look at the fan compressor combustor and materials technologies that make the new GE9X the most fuel-efficient. See how additive manufacturing makes production of the CFM LEAP fuel nozzle possible.

3D 프린터로 제트엔진을 만든 엔지니어 이야기 GE 적층개발센터(Additive Development Center)에 근무하는 데이빗은 평소 관심이. GE Additive's Industry in 3D special event gathered industry leaders in aerospace automotive energy medical and dental. Hyperlapse video of GE Aviation's 3D Printer at Aviation Week's MRO Europe conference in Madrid.