3D Printing for Energy Applications

Additive manufacturing, better known as 3D printing, can build devices with complicated shapes. Mukesh Pandey's book looks at how that capability can serve the energy sector, from the materials that carry out functional work to the systems in which those parts are used.

The text examines the printing processes themselves and the materials that can be printed, and it explains how each combination feeds into energy systems and devices. The discussion stays with the links between manufacturing method and performance rather than treating printing as a general technology overview.

Materials scientists, mechanical and energy engineers, and postgraduate students working on additive manufacturing will find the book most relevant. It is also a reference for researchers who need to know which printable materials have been tried in energy applications.

Edition note: published by Arcler Press. ISBN-13: 9781774691014.