The UK Atomic Energy Authority has begun using two additive manufacturing - or 3D printing - machines that use complementary methods to manufacture highly specialised components for fusion machines.
The United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) has commissioned two advanced 3D printing machines that use complementary methods to produce components for future fusion reactors. The machines will ...
3D printers built complex concrete parts faster, yet long-term durability remains largely untested Oak Ridge finished reactor shielding in days, raising speed-versus-safety debates across the industry ...
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