Patent classifications
B22F2201/10
BUILDING AN OBJECT WITH A THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTER USING BURST MODE JETTING
A three-dimensional (3D) printer includes an ejector and a coil wrapped at least partially around the ejector. The 3D printer also includes a power source configured to transmit voltage pulses to the coil. The 3D printer also includes a computing system configured to cause the power source to transmit the voltage pulses to the coil in intermittent bursts. The voltage pulses in each burst occur at a burst frequency from about 60 Hz to about 2000 Hz. The coil causes a drop of printing material to be jetted through a nozzle of the ejector in response to each voltage pulse. The drops generated in response to the voltage pulses in each burst land at substantially a same location in a horizontal plane.
Metal Macrostructures
The invention includes apparatus and methods for instantiating precious metals in a nanoporous carbon powder.
Metal Macrostructures
The invention includes apparatus and methods for instantiating precious metals in a nanoporous carbon powder.
Method for preparing magnetic powder and magnetic material
A method of producing a magnetic powder and a magnetic powder is provided. The method of producing a magnetic powder according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes: producing an iron powder by a reduction reaction of iron oxide, producing a magnetic powder using a molded body obtained by press molding a mixture including the iron powder, a rare earth oxide, boron, and calcium at a pressure of 22 MPa or more, and coating a surface of the magnetic powder with ammonium fluoride.
Method for preparing magnetic powder and magnetic material
A method of producing a magnetic powder and a magnetic powder is provided. The method of producing a magnetic powder according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes: producing an iron powder by a reduction reaction of iron oxide, producing a magnetic powder using a molded body obtained by press molding a mixture including the iron powder, a rare earth oxide, boron, and calcium at a pressure of 22 MPa or more, and coating a surface of the magnetic powder with ammonium fluoride.
Spectral Emissivity and Temperature Measurements of Metal Powders during Continuous Processing in Powder Bed Fusion Additive Manufacturing
A method of measuring spectral emissivity of materials is provided. The method comprises placing material in a controlled chamber and exposing the material to an energy source to heat the material. At least one multi-wavelength pyrometer measures emitted thermal radiation from the material produced by heating by the energy source.
Method for manufacturing a lead-free or low lead content bass billet and billet thus obtained
A method for obtaining a lead-free or low lead content brass billet subjects a mixture of lead-free or low lead content brass chips and graphite powder to extrusion, either direct or inverted. The method obtains lead-free or low lead content brass billets.
Method for manufacturing a lead-free or low lead content bass billet and billet thus obtained
A method for obtaining a lead-free or low lead content brass billet subjects a mixture of lead-free or low lead content brass chips and graphite powder to extrusion, either direct or inverted. The method obtains lead-free or low lead content brass billets.
Nanowires and process for their production
A process for producing magnetic nanowires of high quality and a good production yield is disclosed. The process comprises sputtering a target of a magnetic material using a plasma, growing nanoparticles from the sputtered matter to magnetic nanoparticles and collecting the magnetic nanoparticles on a substrate in the form of nanowires.
AUTOMATED INSPECTION OF FOREIGN MATERIALS, CRACKS AND OTHER SURFACE ANOMALIES
A method for real-time surface imperfection detection for additive manufacturing and 3-D printing parts is provided. The method includes directing a first light radiation using one or more illumination sources, wherein the first light radiation illuminates a target area of a part being manufactured in a uniform chromatic light such that the target area appears to have a substantially uniform monochromatic color; capturing a current image of a second light radiation that is scattered or reflected by the target area using one or more feedback cameras; and analyzing the current image of the second light radiation using at least one of the one or more feedback camera with a previously acquired image to determine whether a surface imperfection exists or does not exist.