EBAM 2025 Programme Released: Key Insights and Highlights for Electron Beam Additive Manufacturing

EBAM 2025

EBAM 2025 will feature a comprehensive technical program covering various aspects of electron beam powder bed fusion (EB-PBF) and other EBM technologies. Key presentations will explore:

  • Refractory Metals: Processing of refractory metals, including achieving dense, crack-free components and advancements in microstructure engineering.
  • Materials: Optimizing additive manufacturing processes to reduce thermal stress and improve surface quality, as well as studies on composites.
  • Technology & Process Monitoring: Technological developments that enhance the efficiency and scalability of EBM, such as wire electron beam technology and real-time process monitoring.
  • Titanium & Nickel: Production of titanium blades using EBM technology, and studies on the microstructural properties of high-temperature nickel alloys.
  • Sustainability & Post-Processing: The sustainability of metal AM, with a focus on post-processing techniques like powder removal and surface finishing.

 

Networking and Exhibition Opportunities

EBAM 2025 will also feature networking opportunities, poster sessions, and technology exhibitions. This provides a platform for knowledge exchange and exploration of new developments in metal additive manufacturing.

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