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Cincinnati Incorporated and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Advancing Large-Part Additive ...

2014-02-25 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

Partnership formed to accelerate development of new 3D printing system for polymer parts 10 times larger than currently producible.<br /> <br /> Cincinnati Incorporated and the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have signed a partnership agreement to develop a new large-scale additive manufacturing system capable of printing polymer components up to 10 times larger than currently producible, and at speeds 200 to 500 times faster than existing additive machines. The ...This story is related to the following:Materials and Material ProcessingGreen & CleanSearch for suppliers of: Rapid Manufacturing Services | 3D Printing

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Advancing the Knowledge of PRRS

2013-12-12 18:33:00| National Hog Farmer

Source: National Pork Board Building on a 10-year history as the International Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome (PRRS) Symposium, the Pork Checkoff recently cosponsored the 2013 North American PRRS Symposium in Chicago. The meeting drew 200 participants from across North America and beyond to share the latest research and insights into PRRS. The disease costs the U.S. pork industry $664 million per year or $115/sow, according to previous research by Iowa State University. read more

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Advancing 3D Printing Capabilities Excite Construction Leaders

2013-12-10 21:05:59| ENR.com: Headline News

Construction has always been a three-dimensional activity. While the representation of the intent of construction has been liberated "virtually" into 3D digital models and rotatable 3D representations, accurate physical representations of design intent have been achieved, until only recently, either through the artistry and skill of a scale model-builder or by building full-scale mock-ups of the ideas captured by the design documentation.

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