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_aScheithauer, Uwe _4auth |
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_aKordaß, Richard _4auth |
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_aNoack, Kevin _4auth |
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_aF. Eichenauer, Martin _4auth |
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_aHartmann, Mathias _4auth |
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_aAbel, Johannes _4auth |
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_aGanzer, Gregor _4auth |
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_aLordick, Daniel _4auth |
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| 245 | 1 | 0 | _aChapter Potentials and Challenges of Additive Manufacturing Technologies for Heat Exchanger |
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_bInTechOpen _c2019 |
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| 520 | _aThe rapid development of additive manufacturing (AM) technologies enables a radical paradigm shift in the construction of heat exchangers. In place of a layout limited to the use of planar or tubular starting materials, heat exchangers can now be optimized, reflecting their function and application in a particular environment. The complexity of form is no longer a restriction but a quality. Instead of brazing elements, resulting in rather inflexible standard components prone to leakages, with AM, we finally can create seamless integrated and custom solutions from monolithic material. To address AM for heat exchangers we both focus on the processes, materials, and connections as well as on the construction abilities within certain modeling and simulation tools. AM is not the total loss of restrictions. Depending on the processes used, delicate constraints have to be considered. But on the other hand, we can access materials, which can operate in a much wider heat range. It is evident that conventional modeling techniques cannot match the requirements of a flexible and adaptive form finding. Instead, we exploit biomimetic and mathematical approaches with parametric modeling. This results in unseen configurations and pushes the limits of how we should think about heat exchangers today. | ||
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_aEngineering: general _2bicssc |
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| 653 | _aadditive manufacturing, computer-aided design, flow simulation, metals, ceramics, fractal geometry | ||
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