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ADMAP-GAS technologies tested in automotive motorsport sector.

16 December 2011

The ADMAP-GAS consortium will test the advanced manufacturing technologies, which have been developed in the Project, in the automotive motorsport sector. This approach should provide addition exploitation opportunities, which compliment the research carried out on aero-engine manufacturing. The motorsport sector is characterized by the high demand of flexible and customizable ...Read more »

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Advanced Manufacturing Processes for
Gas-Engine Turbine Components

High market demand for gas turbines in the aircraft industry has driven the need for more efficient, reliable and flexible manufacturing technologies for the production of turbine components.

Find out more about how ADMAP-GAS strives to meet these demands »

Progress beyond state of the art

ADMAP-GAS will evaluate Water Jet Cutting (WJC) and High Speed Wire Electro Discharge Machining (High Speed Wire-EDM) as alternatives to broaching, a machinging operation known to experience problems with high tool wear resulting in high maintenance costs, disruption of the production process and inflexibility with regard to changes in the workpiece geometry.

ADMAP-GAS for Industry

ADMAP-GAS strives for the production of gas turbine components that are efficient, cheap and environmentally safe. The project aims to achieve low tool manufacturing costs, low maintenance costs, continuous production processes, flexible and fast change in production lines, requirement of less machining space and easy correcting of process inaccuracies.

 

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Funding

ADMAP-GAS is a collaborative project of the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Commission. ADMAP-GAS addresses the relevance to the call by the “development of techniques for increased flexible tooling” for the manufacture of gas turbine components.

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