Description
One of the more difficult portions of our capstone project has been identifying a potential market for our Clay Metal—whether there even is a potential market. To that end, I plan to use the strategies discussed in MSE482 to complete a feasibility study and market analysis for our two clay metal systems to determine if our alloys are viable as a product in any market and to determine what steps we might need to take to bring our material to that market. While we have done some preliminary research similar to a feasibility study, a more comprehensive understanding of our problem and its existing solutions will help us optimize our design with respect to desirable properties and cost. There are various metrics used to identify what materials properties are most desirable for consumers; the exact metric we use will become clearer when I have identified our demographic.
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Title
- Market and Feasibility Study for Novel Processing of Aluminum Alloy for Applications in 3D Printing
Contributors
- Mandzuk, Kevin Paul (Author)
- Adams, Jim (Thesis director)
- Krause, Stephen (Committee member)
- Materials Science and Engineering Program (Contributor)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Date Created
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2017-05
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