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Lotz C, Gerdes N, Sperling R, Lazar S, Linke S, Neumann J, Stoll E, Ertmer W, Overmeyer L (2020). Tests of additive manufacturing and other processes under space gravity conditions in the Einstein-Elevator. Logistics Journal : Proceedings, Vol. 2020. (urn:nbn:de:0009-14-51504)

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%T Tests of additive manufacturing and other processes under space gravity conditions in the Einstein-Elevator
%A Lotz, Christoph
%A Gerdes, Niklas
%A Sperling, Richard
%A Lazar, Sebastian
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%A Neumann, Jörg
%A Stoll, Enrico
%A Ertmer, Wolfgang
%A Overmeyer, Ludger
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%X Material processing and material transport systems on Earth are designed for Earth's gravity and atmosphere. In order to pave the way for the future colonization of space, production technologies and transport systems are an essential factor in reducing costs and logistical efforts, such as in-situ resource utilization (ISRU). Laser-based additive manufacturing methods offer the possibility of a production process independent of environmental conditions and a high degree of adaptability to the objects to be manufactured. These and other processes, e.g. for material handling of powder in microgravity, will be investigated in the Einstein-Elevator in the future. This paper first describes the possibilities for the investigation of large scientific experimental setups under different gravitational conditions. Subsequently, the requirements for the experiments and an exemplary project sequence are described using the example of the MOONRISE project. In addition, first experimental results are presented.
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%K additive manufacturing
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  author = 	"Lotz, Christoph
		and Gerdes, Niklas
		and Sperling, Richard
		and Lazar, Sebastian
		and Linke, Stefan
		and Neumann, J{\"o}rg
		and Stoll, Enrico
		and Ertmer, Wolfgang
		and Overmeyer, Ludger",
  title = 	"Tests of additive manufacturing and other processes under space gravity conditions in the Einstein-Elevator",
  journal = 	"Logistics Journal : Proceedings",
  year = 	"2020",
  volume = 	"2020",
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  abstract = 	"Material processing and material transport systems on Earth are designed for Earth's gravity and atmosphere. In order to pave the way for the future colonization of space, production technologies and transport systems are an essential factor in reducing costs and logistical efforts, such as in-situ resource utilization (ISRU). Laser-based additive manufacturing methods offer the possibility of a production process independent of environmental conditions and a high degree of adaptability to the objects to be manufactured. These and other processes, e.g. for material handling of powder in microgravity, will be investigated in the Einstein-Elevator in the future. This paper first describes the possibilities for the investigation of large scientific experimental setups under different gravitational conditions. Subsequently, the requirements for the experiments and an exemplary project sequence are described using the example of the MOONRISE project. In addition, first experimental results are presented.",
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  doi = 	"10.2195/lj_Proc_lotz_en_202012_01",
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Bibliographic Citation Logistics Journal : referierte Veröffentlichungen, Vol. 2020, Iss. 12
Title

Tests of additive manufacturing and other processes under space gravity conditions in the Einstein-Elevator (eng)
Author Christoph Lotz, Niklas Gerdes, Richard Sperling, Sebastian Lazar, Stefan Linke, Jörg Neumann, Enrico Stoll, Wolfgang Ertmer, Ludger Overmeyer
Language eng
Abstract Material processing and material transport systems on Earth are designed for Earth's gravity and atmosphere. In order to pave the way for the future colonization of space, production technologies and transport systems are an essential factor in reducing costs and logistical efforts, such as in-situ resource utilization (ISRU). Laser-based additive manufacturing methods offer the possibility of a production process independent of environmental conditions and a high degree of adaptability to the objects to be manufactured. These and other processes, e.g. for material handling of powder in microgravity, will be investigated in the Einstein-Elevator in the future. This paper first describes the possibilities for the investigation of large scientific experimental setups under different gravitational conditions. Subsequently, the requirements for the experiments and an exemplary project sequence are described using the example of the MOONRISE project. In addition, first experimental results are presented. Materialverarbeitungs- sowie Materialtransportsysteme auf der Erde sind prozessbedingt auf die Erdgravitation und -atmosphäre ausgelegt. Um den Weg für die zukünftige Kolonisierung des Weltraums zu ebnen, sind Produktionstechnologien sowie Transportsysteme ein essentieller Faktor zur Reduzierung von Kosten und logistischem Aufwand, wie beispielsweise bei der In-situ Resource Utilization (ISRU). Laserbasierte additive Herstellungsverfahren bieten dabei die Möglichkeit eines von Umgebungsbedingungen unabhängigen Verarbeitungsprozesses sowie eine hohe Anpassungsfähigkeit an die herzustellenden Objekte. Diese und weitere Verfahren, z.B. zur Materialhandhabung von Pulver in Schwerelosigkeit, werden im Einstein-Elevator in Zukunft untersucht. In dieser Veröffentlichung werden zunächst die Möglichkeiten für die Untersuchung großer wissenschaftlicher Experimentaufbauten in unterschiedlichen Gravitationsbedingungen beschrieben. Am Beispiel des Projekts MOONRISE werden anschließend die Anforderungen an die Experimente und ein beispielhafter Projektablauf dargestellt. Außerdem werden erste Versuchsergebnisse präsentiert.
Subject Additive Fertigung, Einstein-Elevator, MOONRISE, Produktions- und Transportsysteme, Weltraumgravitationsbedingungen, additive manufacturing, production and transport systems, space gravity conditions
DDC 620
Rights fDPPL
URN: urn:nbn:de:0009-14-51504
DOI https://doi.org/10.2195/lj_Proc_lotz_en_202012_01