Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing

The area of additive manufacturing, usually referred to as 3D printing, has recently experienced major growth and advancement, leading to dramatic changes across different industries like as healthcare and aerospace. But the issue of environmental sustainability remains to be of extreme significance...

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Main Authors: Kumar S Vinod, Reddy Uma, Nagpal Amandeep, Kumar Ashwani, Jayronia Sonali, Hussien Raghad Ahmed
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Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2024-01-01
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Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2024/35/e3sconf_icarae2023_01009.pdf
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author Kumar S Vinod
Reddy Uma
Nagpal Amandeep
Kumar Ashwani
Jayronia Sonali
Hussien Raghad Ahmed
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description The area of additive manufacturing, usually referred to as 3D printing, has recently experienced major growth and advancement, leading to dramatic changes across different industries like as healthcare and aerospace. But the issue of environmental sustainability remains to be of extreme significance, considering the significant utilization of resources and production of waste that relates to conventional 3D printing materials and methods. The objective of this research study is to examine the potential and efficacy of environmentally friendly materials in the wider context of 3D printing. This study examines recent advances in sustainable materials, with a focus on analysing their environmental effects, efficacy, and feasibility comparative to conventional equivalent. The research also investigates the implementation of environmentally friendly techniques within the method of additive manufacturing, covering aspects such as obtaining of materials, energy usage, and management of waste. The results of our investigation indicate that making use of environmentally friendly materials, combined with green production techniques, has the potential to considerably decrease the ecological impact of 3D printing. This progress holds promise for furthering the sustainability of additive manufacturing and designing a more sustainable future.
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spelling doaj.art-f584aa9d1a40489aa719d5922b60eda12024-03-29T08:30:07ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422024-01-015050100910.1051/e3sconf/202450501009e3sconf_icarae2023_01009Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D PrintingKumar S Vinod0Reddy Uma1Nagpal Amandeep2Kumar Ashwani3Jayronia Sonali4Hussien Raghad Ahmed5Institute of Aeronautical EngineeringDepartment of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, New Horizon College of EngineeringLovely Professional UniversityLloyd Institute of Engineering & TechnologyLloyd Institute of Management and TechnologyHilla university collegeThe area of additive manufacturing, usually referred to as 3D printing, has recently experienced major growth and advancement, leading to dramatic changes across different industries like as healthcare and aerospace. But the issue of environmental sustainability remains to be of extreme significance, considering the significant utilization of resources and production of waste that relates to conventional 3D printing materials and methods. The objective of this research study is to examine the potential and efficacy of environmentally friendly materials in the wider context of 3D printing. This study examines recent advances in sustainable materials, with a focus on analysing their environmental effects, efficacy, and feasibility comparative to conventional equivalent. The research also investigates the implementation of environmentally friendly techniques within the method of additive manufacturing, covering aspects such as obtaining of materials, energy usage, and management of waste. The results of our investigation indicate that making use of environmentally friendly materials, combined with green production techniques, has the potential to considerably decrease the ecological impact of 3D printing. This progress holds promise for furthering the sustainability of additive manufacturing and designing a more sustainable future.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2024/35/e3sconf_icarae2023_01009.pdfsustainable manufacturing3d printing materialsgreen manufacturingenvironmental considerationresource efficiencywaste reduction
spellingShingle Kumar S Vinod
Reddy Uma
Nagpal Amandeep
Kumar Ashwani
Jayronia Sonali
Hussien Raghad Ahmed
Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
E3S Web of Conferences
sustainable manufacturing
3d printing materials
green manufacturing
environmental consideration
resource efficiency
waste reduction
title Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
title_full Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
title_fullStr Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
title_full_unstemmed Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
title_short Towards Sustainable Additive Manufacturing: Exploring Ecofriendly Materials for Green 3D Printing
title_sort towards sustainable additive manufacturing exploring ecofriendly materials for green 3d printing
topic sustainable manufacturing
3d printing materials
green manufacturing
environmental consideration
resource efficiency
waste reduction
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