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ENGIN 211B

Manufacturing in a Climate Emergency

1 credits · Graduate

The current rapid evolution of manufacturing technology is reshaping where, when, & by whom objects are produced. The emergence of increasingly sophisticated additive manufacturing processes, coupled w/greater automation, mean that mass customization, decentralized production & more complex geometries & material combinations are more attainable than ever before. Environmental impacts of these new ways of transforming material are challenging to quantify and subject to wide range of differing opinions & assumptions. This course provides participants w/framework for critically analyzing new processing routes, so decisions are made with a clearer view of their implications for energy consumption, recyclability & consumption of finite resources.

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