SPE COURSE: Mechanical Characterization of Additively Manufactured Polymers

  SPE Course

Mechanical Characterization of Additively Manufactured Polymers

  April 4, 2025
  11:00 AM to 12:00 PM EDT
  Online

Next Lesson: Session 1 

  Summary

The additive manufacturing (AM) of polymers has gained significant momentum due to its design flexibility, material efficiency, and the broad range of available polymer materials. However, the mechanical behavior of AM polymers is strongly influenced by process parameters and post-processing techniques, which affect anisotropy, microstructural characteristics, and interlayer bonding—key factors that govern mechanical performance. Traditional methods for evaluating the mechanical properties of polymers often fall short of addressing the unique challenges posed by AM processes.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the mechanical characterization of additively manufactured polymers under both static and fatigue loading conditions. By integrating theoretical principles with experimental methodologies, participants will develop the analytical skills needed to assess, interpret, and optimize the mechanical performance of AM polymer components for advanced engineering applications.


  Agenda

April 4, 2025
Duration: 1 Hour

  Resources

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1 Session
 
Level: Intermediate
 
Total Hours: 1 Hour
 
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  Instructor

Shamsher Singh, Ph.D.
Analytics Team Manager
mPragati

Dr. Shamsher Singh has been working in the field of additive manufacturing of polymers for over a decade, specializing in material characterization, process optimization, and mechanical performance evaluation. With several research papers and book chapters published, Dr. Singh also serves as an expert advisor for software companies, 3D printer manufacturers, and testing machine developers. Currently, Dr. Singh is focused on developing advanced methodologies for the mechanical characterization of AM polymers, contributing to both academic research and industrial applications to enhance the reliability and performance of additively manufactured components.


  Questions? Contact:

For questions, contact Iván D. López.

  Who Should Attend?

  • Materials Engineers & Scientists – Professionals involved in polymer research, material selection, and mechanical characterization.
  • Additive Manufacturing Engineers – Those working in AM process development, optimization, and quality control.
  • Mechanical Engineers – Engineers focused on structural integrity, fatigue analysis, and performance assessment of AM polymer components.
  • Product Designers & R&D Specialists – Individuals developing polymer-based AM products who need to understand mechanical behavior for improved design and functionality.
  • Academics & Researchers – University faculty, graduate students, and researchers studying polymer AM technologies and mechanical testing methodologies.
  • Quality & Testing Professionals – Experts responsible for ensuring the reliability, consistency, and compliance of AM polymer components.

  Why Should You Attend?

Are you working with additive manufacturing (AM) of polymers and looking for ways to enhance mechanical performance and reliability?

Are you focused on accurately characterizing mechanical properties to ensure your AM components meet performance requirements under static and fatigue loading?

Would you like to reduce variability, prevent mechanical failures, and improve the durability of your AM polymer parts?

Are you interested in advancing your analytical skills to better assess, interpret, and optimize AM polymer components for cutting-edge engineering applications?

If you answered YES to any of these questions, then this Mechanical Characterization of Additively Manufactured Polymers course is just what you need!


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