Updated on 1 October 2026
Reverse Engineering and Addditive Manufacturing Qualification of Medium/Large Obsolete Parts for Energy and Mining applications
Senior researcher at Council for Scientific and Industrial Research
Pretoria, South Africa
About
The project will deliver a validated digital-to-manufacturing framework for the rapid reverse engineering, additive manufacturing, qualification, and deployment of obsolete medium-to-large metallic components used in the energy and mining sectors. The outcomes will address technical, industrial, economic, and strategic challenges associated with equipment obsolescence and supply chain vulnerability.
Topic
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Customer-based Manufacturing
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