Daniel Jackson
Mobility Engineer
RBSL
My activities
3DP/AM/RP bureaux
Certification
Post-Processing
Skills, Training and Education
Testing & Analysis
CAD/CAM
FEA/CFD
Data Validation Software (STL editing and repair, NC simulation)
Alloys
Filaments
Metal Powders
Recycled/Reprocessed Materials
Directed Energy Deposition machines
Metal Material Extrusion machines
Polymer Material Extrusion machines
Metal Powder Bed Fusion machines
Post Processing Stations
My interests
3DP/AM/RP bureaux
Certification
Post-Processing
Skills, Training and Education
Testing & Analysis
CAD/CAM
FEA/CFD
Data Validation Software (STL editing and repair, NC simulation)
Alloys
Filaments
Metal Powders
Recycled/Reprocessed Materials
Directed Energy Deposition machines
Metal Material Extrusion machines
Polymer Material Extrusion machines
Metal Powder Bed Fusion machines
Post Processing Stations
About the Speaker
Daniel Jackson is a mechanical engineer in the Mobility Sub-system of RBSL. He graduated in Automotive Engineering at Loughborough University in 2021 and joined RBSL in late 2022.
Daniel is responsible for the delivery of a range of post design tasks from integration of new LRUs to qualification of up-rated cooling systems for some of Army’s most vital armoured vehicles. With a keen interest in Additive Manufacturing, Daniel has been widely involved in AM at RBSL, including being responsible for the delivery of Project TAMPA Spirals 1, 2, and 3.
Daniel is responsible for the delivery of a range of post design tasks from integration of new LRUs to qualification of up-rated cooling systems for some of Army’s most vital armoured vehicles. With a keen interest in Additive Manufacturing, Daniel has been widely involved in AM at RBSL, including being responsible for the delivery of Project TAMPA Spirals 1, 2, and 3.
Matchmaking Information
Please indicate where you fit on the 3DP/AM adoption curve
Evaluation , Adoption, Optimisation
Attending
Speaker's Sessions (1)
Date
Session
Project TAMPA - Defence Insights
The future of manufacturing within RBSL: Embracing Additive Manufacturing in Defence
RBSL has been actively engaged on Project TAMPA for the past 3 ½ years throughout spirals 1, 2, and 3. Under the three spirals, RBSL have developed suitable internal/external processes to manufacture 10 separate parts for the Warrior, Panther, Titan, Cr2 and Terrier armoured vehicles. All parts to date have used the LB-PBF and SLS additive manufacturing techniques, however RBSL also have the in-house capability to manufacture using a metal paste deposition technique as well as numerous polymer AM systems. Capabilities in design for AM, FEA for AM, advanced generative design and topology optimisation have been developed during Project TAMPA. RBSL will be presenting the lessons learnt from Spirals 3a and 3b.


