Application of 3D printing techniques for spare parts management in control valves

(Toepassing van 3D print technieken voor spare parts management bij controle kleppen) 

Easy creation of trailor made control valve solutions and
can we reduce the investments in critical spares for control valves by 3D printing techniques?

 
bron foto : retrofit 3D/IMI

In recent years, additive manufacturing (AM), commonly known as 3D printing, has emerged as a transformative force across various industries, revolutionizing traditional manufacturing processes. Among the sectors experiencing significant disruption is the field of control valve technology. Control valves, crucial components in fluid handling systems, play a pivotal role in regulating flow, pressure, and temperature in industrial processes. The utilization of additive manufacturing in control valve technology has gained considerable traction due to its ability to overcome traditional manufacturing constraints and unlock new possibilities in valve design and performance. By leveraging AM, engineers can create intricate geometries, optimize flow control, and tailor valve characteristics to specific operational requirements with unprecedented precision. This presentation will explore how AM is reshaping control valve solutions, offering unparalleled design freedom, customization options, and optimization capabilities. We will explore the transformative potential of AM in enhancing valve performance, improving reliability, and ultimately paving the way for more efficient and adaptable fluid control systems. By delving into the intricacies of additive manufacturing, the presentation will uncover the challenges, opportunities, and emerging trends that are shaping the future of control valves.

De presentatie zal in het Engels gegeven worden.