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Critical Reflection

This Critical Thinking and Communication Module has provided me with valuable insights into both my strengths and areas for improvement. Initially, I discovered weaknesses in my report writing and PowerPoint presentation skills, which I found to be lacking in engagement. However, through active engagement in this module, I have benefited from the guidance of my professors and peers, enabling me to continually enhance my writing and creative abilities.  Module Learning: Through feedback from everyone, I realised that what I thought previously was one of my major strengths which is public speaking and presentation skills was lacking in certain areas like not being able to capture my targeted audience's attention. I always thought that speaking well and not being nervous meant that my presentation was good. But I soon learnt that you have to capture the audience's attention as well and make the presentation as interesting as possible by making the slides less wordy and most import...
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Contributions to the Research Project

 1.  I provided valuable ideas and delivered constructive feedback, enriching our discussions with meaningful insights. My contributions were geared towards enhancing the quality of our project outcomes and fostering a collaborative environment conducive to innovation and excellence. 2. Voted and gave meaningful feedback on the proposed research project updating the various sections as and when needed. 3.   As part of my assigned responsibilities, I diligently conducted comprehensive research to establish a clear understanding of the background information pertinent to our project. This included an exhaustive exploration of relevant hardware and software solutions, as well as an in-depth analysis of prevailing industry trends. 4. I created various images to be used as examples for the research project. 5.  I conducted thorough research to ascertain the viability and appeal of our project, delving deeply into the background and subject matter. Through meticulous ...
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Summary-Reader Response Draft#3

  The ARCAM EBM Spectra H is an advanced electron beam melting (EBM) 3D printer developed by GE Additive, specifically designed for high-temperature materials such as titanium aluminides and Alloy 718 which are known to be crack-prone (OpenAI 2024). The Spectra H is part of the ARCAM EBM series, which is known for its innovative EBM technology which offers freedom in design, excellent material properties and stacking capabilities. The latest EBM printer represents a significant advancement in additive manufacturing compared to its predecessors. With dimensions of 1328 x 2344 x 2858mm (depth, width, height) and a build volume of 250 x 430mm (depth, height), it boasts considerable capabilities. Operating within a typical temperature range of 600 to 1100 degrees Celsius and equipped with a maximum beam power of 6kW, it excels in producing complex, high-strength metal parts with precise tolerances. Industries such as aerospace, medical, and automotive leverage its capabilities to fabri...
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Summary reader response Draft#2

  The ARCAM EBM Spectra H is an advanced electron beam melting (EBM) 3D printer developed by GE Additive, specifically designed for high-temperature materials such as titanium aluminides and Alloy 718 which are known to be crack-prone (OpenAI 2024). The Spectra H is part of the ARCAM EBM series, which is known for its innovative EBM technology which offers freedom in design, excellent material properties and stacking capabilities. The machine is the newest EBM printer that does additive manufacturing better than past models. Its size is 1328 x 2344 x 2858mm (D,W,H) and its build volume is 250 x 430mm (D,H). The typical process temperature range is 600 to 1100 degrees Celsius, and the max beam power of 6kW. It is commonly used in the aerospace, medical and automotive industries where complex high-strength metal parts with intricate and tight tolerances are essential (Griffiths 2018). The machine recovers unused powder during part cleaning, the excess powder is recovered and pas...
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Initial research pathways

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  Description 3D Printer (ARCAM EBM SPECTRA H) 1. JiaJun and Royce came from similar backgrounds as both graduated from aerospace engineering courses and had final-year projects that allowed them to use similar machinery.  2. The team decided to focus on 3D printers specifically the (ARCAM EBM SPECTRA H) type printer. 3. Using multiple sources specifically the product brochure and the official website and found out about the product in more detail. 4. Using (chatgpt) gAI, information about the printer like usability, specifications and functions could be found. 5. Using both Google Search and (chatgpt) gAI information to cross-reference and check to ensure that there is no discrepancy between the 2 sources. 6. The team found the product specifications, functions and features using the above-mentioned websites.
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Summary-Reader Response Draft #1

The ARCAM EBM Spectra H is an advanced electron beam melting (EBM) 3D printing system developed by GE Additive, specifically designed for high-temperature materials such as titanium aluminides and Alloy 718 which are known to be crack-prone. (OpenAI 2024). The Spectra H is part of the ARCAM EBM series, which is known for its capability to produce parts with high density and mechanical properties that are comparable to wrought materials. The machine is the new top-of-the-line EBM printer that does additive manufacturing better than past models. Its size is 1328 x 2344 x 2858mm (D, W,H) and its build volume is 250 x 430mm (D, H). The typical process temperature range is 600 to 1100 degrees Celsius and the max beam power is at 6kW. It is commonly used in the aerospace, medical and automotive industries where complex high-strength metal parts with intricate and tight tolerances are essential. (Griffiths 2018). The machine can recover unused powder in a closed environment as when a part...
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