The Consortium will hold semi-annual
meetings to present current research needs and select collaborative research
projects. These meetings include
presentations and panel discussions, as well as provide a great opportunity for
members to interact with each other.
December 11, 2019 - ANSYS Training Center
Pre-Meeting Dinner (12/10/19)
Location: Ruth's Chris Steakhouse
*For Members and Presenters Only -
limited seating available*
Six PPG Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15222
https://www.ruthschris.com/restaurant-locations/pittsburgh/
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
6:00 pm – 9:30 pm
MOST-AM Consortium Bi-Annual Meeting (12/11/19)
Location: ANSYS Training Center
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
8:00am - 5:00pm
250 Technology Dr., Canonsburg, PA 15317
Light breakfast and full lunch will be provided
Accommodations & Parking:Homewood Suites by HiltonHilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh/Southpointe
(both are within 5 minutes from the ANSYS training center)
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May 1, 2019 - University of Pittsburgh, The University Club
- Consortium updates (membership, website, etc)
- Research updates
- AM Simulation
- AM Rockets
- In-situ Process Monitoring
- AM Database
- Post-Polishing
- AM Material Development
- Depowdering Machine
- ICME Modeling
- Online AM
December 11, 2018, ANSYS Training Center
- Consortium updates (membership, website, etc)
- Research updates
- AM process simulation & ICME tools
- Fast metal AM
- AM Modeling
- Dissolvable supports
- Fatigue of AM metals
- Wire-arc AM
- Lattice structure modeling
- Support structure optimization
May 15, 2018, University of Pittsburgh - Benedum Hall
- Consortium updates (membership, website, etc)
- Research updates
- AM process simulation & ICME tools
- Support structure optimization
- Process-microstructure-property relationship
- Topology optimization for AM
- AM plastic injection mold design
- Examples and issues on DFAM
December 15, 2017, ANSYS Offices, SouthPointe
- AM process simulation tools
- Modified inherent strain method
- Support Structure Optimization
- Cooling channel design optimization
- DFAM with post-machining consideration
- Super lightweight topology optimization
- Process-microstructure relationship
- Lattice structure design
- From CT-scan to FEA
May 8, 2017, University Club, University of Pittsburgh