Vol. 6 No. 2 (2022)
Articles

Additive Manufacturing (Am) For Sustainable Shipbuilding, Operations and Repairs

Capt S. Kishore
Mr Ulhas Kalghatgi
Dr Sastry Y Kandukuri
Mr Syed Abdi
Mr Sujoy K Seal
Mr Aditya Chandavarkar
Ms Yogyata Kapoor

Published 2022-10-28

Keywords

  • AM,
  • Additive manufacturing,
  • Shipbuilding,
  • Operations,
  • Reconstruction,
  • Maritime
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How to Cite

Additive Manufacturing (Am) For Sustainable Shipbuilding, Operations and Repairs. (2022). IIRE Journal of Maritime Research and Development , 6(2), 61-69. https://ojsiire.com/index.php/IJMRD/article/view/230

Abstract

The session on the Additive manufacturing, its application and future impact it will have on the shipbuilding and repairs was deliberated by following four panel members: Mr. Syed Abdi, Mr. Sujoy Seal, Mr. Aditya Chandavarkar, Dr K. Sastry and moderated by Capt. S. Kishore, and Mr Ulhas Kalghatgi acting as an assimilator. After the initial introduction, the moderator made opening remarks on the state of Indian Shipbuilding and its presence in this industry being negligible, except for defence projects and the silver lining was two shipyards; M/s Cochin Shipyard in Kochi, and Chowgule shipyard in Goa, who have orders to deliver autonomous ships. The session commenced with the poser, why Indian shipbuilding has not grown at all? And what role Additive Manufacturing will have in shipbuilding in future? Will it be a solution provider in the longer run? The all-pervading issues which plague Indian shipbuilding industry are the familiar ones known to everyone and the morning session on Maritime Commerce and Economy highlighted the problems facing the Indian Maritime Industry.

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