MANUFACTURING - HYBRID: PAMS PROGRAM

To implement PAMS Program, in addition to in-house resources, we engage industry renowned Consultants & Companies on Project-to-Project basis. AMCO-PEIS amasses the best possible team of Multi-Discipline Experts; Engineers; ICT, Financial and Legal Experts; Managers and Experienced Workforce, as per Terms of Reference (ToR) of the Project.

Underlying Core Technologies

Quantum Computing;

Augmented Reality; Directed Energy Deposition;

Hybrid Manufacturing; Rapid Prototyping

Maritime & Offshore Engineering

Our Focus: Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs)

Expedition funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a team from the University of Washington Applied Physics Lab carried out an expedition. The main goal of this expedition was to collect data for developing new acoustics-based methodologies that will pave the way for persistent, distributed observation of organisms that occupy the middle levels of the ocean food web mid-trophic organisms.

Additive Manufacturing Process

Directed Energy Deposition (DED) is a more complex 3D printing process, typically used to repair or add additional material to existing components. DED is often used for industrial applications such as repairing damaged aircraft engines, turbine blades or propellers, industrial plants, power generation units, offshore platforms and oil & gas industry core equipment etc.

Augmented Reality (AR) is where computer-generated graphics superimpose with the physical environment. In other words, the objects seen in the real-world are now “augmented” with more information provided by AR technology.

Virtual Reality (VR) is a computer-generated graphical space that allows users to experience various environments. Users can travel even to the medieval era and then teleport to a fictional village.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6650911/

Large-scale Metal Additive Manufacturing

U.S. Dept. of Energy

Project PAMS-DF04

Modular Sonar Information System

Under Development

Lead Company AMCO Engineering

Case Study

High Value Manufacturing

Defense Industry: Small Jet Engine Production

Additive Hybrid Manufacturing - 2014

Metal Parts: 3D Printing

Program Methodology

Workforce Skills Development

Phase-Wise Facilities Upgradation

Customized Machinery for Specific Applications

Rational: Scaling up R&D to Lawful Product Commercialization

Potential Benefits

Across Entire Manufacturing Supply Chain

Purpose

To Accelerate the Adoption of Enabling Technological Tools

Our Focus: Enabling Technologies Strategy

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1. Advanced Materials

2. Biosciences

3. Electronics

4. Sensors and Photonics

Development of Enabling Technologies

(Plasma + Laser Combination)

1. Additive Manufacturing

2. Hybrid Manufacturing

3. CNC Machining

4. Electro-Optics

5. Fire Suppression System

6. Ultra-High-Pressure (UHP)

https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/National-Strategy-for-CET.pdf

Focus

Disruptive Enabling Technologies

Rapid Prototyping Technologies (RPT)

Rapid Analysis and Manufacturing Propulsion Technology (RAMPT)

The Rapid and Analysis Manufacturing Propulsion Technology (RAMPT), a NASA Project, is advancing manufacturing methods that will improve the performance and reduce the production costs of rocket thrust chamber “assemblies.” These thrust chamber “assemblies” are made up of a combustion chamber, nozzle and joints. In rocket engines, fuel and an oxidizer are mixed and burned in the combustion chamber. This combustion produces hot exhaust, which is passed through a nozzle to accelerate the flow and produce thrust.

Thrust chamber assemblies are the most expensive parts of rocket engines to develop because they are highly complex and take a long time to manufacture. They are also the heaviest components within a rocket engine, and can significantly drive up the costs of missions.