CX-018570: Integrating Dissolvable Supports, Topology Optimization, and Microstructure Design to Drastically Reduce Costs in Developing and Post-Processing Nuclear Plant Components Produced by Laser-Based Powder Bed Additive - University of Pittsburgh

The University of Pittsburgh, in collaboration with Arizona State University, proposes to develop and establish an innovative approach to drastically reduce development and post-processing costs associated with laser powder bed additive manufacturing of complex nuclear reactor components with internal cavities and overhangs.