説明
Modern manufacturing technology has given designers a large selection of possible avenues for the manufacturing of a component. However, with this variety, it’s difficult to know which method would provide the most-sustainable results. By maximizing manufacturing sustainability metrics, in this session, we’ll showcase how Autodesk Fusion 360 users can select a manufacturing workflow to ensure a reduced impact for their manufactured component. Focusing on additive, subtractive, and hybrid manufacturing workflows, our case study will highlight how to use manufacturing energy consumption and waste metrics to select the most sustainable manufacturing method for designs. Furthermore, this session will dive into ongoing research on how these decisions can be made within the design phase of product development, through maximizing predictive manufacturing energy and waste models.
主な学習内容
- Compare different metal additive, subtractive. and hybrid workflows.
- Learn about sustainability metrics within manufacturing and how they impact the embodied carbon of manufactured components.
- Learn about applying sustainability metrics to assess three manufacturing workflows to select the most sustainable methodology.
- Evaluate how sustainability metrics can be predicted to enable the decision-making process within the design phase.
スピーカー
Matt OosthuizenMatt Oosthuizen is the Sustainable Manufacturing Specialist within Autodesk’s Impact & ESG Organization. With an undergraduate and master’s in mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering from the University of Warwick, his career is now focused on creating impact visibility within the Design & Manufacturing industry. Currently Matt is exploring and creating technology to increase manufacturing carbon emission visibility, to influence more sustainable design and product manufacturing decisions of Autodesk customers.- RBRobert BowermanA Technical Consultant within Autodesk’s Fusion 360 family’s Customer Engagement Organization. Working within the field of Additive Manufacturing, on collaborative projects and with industrial partners to develop the future tools for Additive Manufacturing processes. Of particular interest are the design freedoms that AM offers and the exploration of new design methodologies. My experience spans 8 years of working with Additive processes, starting as a Researcher at the UK’s National Centre for AM, looking into Powder Bed Fusion Processes. To my current role at Autodesk, investigating and developing tool for driving DED and Hybrid processes.
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