Through this Program, we are focussing on enhanced design processes for digital manufacturing and increased requirements for certification-ready designs with demonstration and field installation of composite structures for technology validation.
Our specific research projects, targeted outputs and proposed impact are as follows.
Engineering tools capturing intelligent manufacturing advances and enhanced manufacturing data availability across multiple end-use applications.
Development of design tools for automation enabling the manufacture of large-scale and small-scale structure incorporating advances of intelligent manufacturing.
A reduction in inspection, testing and rework costs with enhanced quality control in the manufacturing industry, and a reduction in replacement cost for infrastructure with an extended lifespan.
The development of sector-based design guidelines providing standardised approaches and tools to accelerate the certification of composite structures.
Implementing certification-ready design approaches into regulated composites manufacturing sectors and civil infrastructure applications with high risks or regulatory requirements.
A reduction in inspection/testing and compliance costs in the manufacturing and infrastructure industry, relevant to certified and application-critical structures.
The development of best-practice guidelines for digital value chains and digital business model innovation across manufacturing, simulation and design.
Implementation by manufacturers and suppliers in the digital value chain for enhanced efficiency and improved leverage on automation investment.
An enhanced adoption of developed tools relevant to digital strategies in other Program outputs in automation, hybrid manufacturing, sensor integration and digital manufacturing.
Distinct technology demonstration articles enabling next commercialisation steps and investment justification for a future high-value Australian industry.
Implementation of technology demonstrations by the manufacturing industry to validate design and production approaches and de-risk production investment.
The promotion of new and novel composite structures and components across multiple manufacturing sectors.
Implementation of design, fabrication and capturing of real-world performance in infrastructure repair and large installations.
Full-scale implementation and field testing by the civil infrastructure maintenance and construction industry and their supply chain.
Promoting the use of composites as structural elements and repairs across heavy infrastructure construction and the infrastructure maintenance industry.
Australian Composites Manufacturing
Cooperative Research Centre
(ACM CRC)
Level 1, Greenhouse
180 George Street
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Acknowledgement of Country
In the spirit of reconciliation, ACM CRC
acknowledges the Traditional Custodians
of country throughout Australia and
their connections to land, sea and community.
We pay our respect to their Elders past
and present and extend that respect
to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
peoples today.
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