Patent classifications
B23K2103/16
Device and method for electromagnetic induction heating-assisted laser additive manufacturing of titanium matrix composite
The present invention provides a device and method for electromagnetic induction heating-assisted laser additive manufacturing of a titanium matrix composite and belongs to the technical field of laser additive manufacturing. The device includes a coaxial-powder feeding laser deposition system and an electromagnetic induction heating synchronous auxiliary system. The coaxial-powder feeding laser deposition system includes a substrate, a deposition sample, a laser head and an infrared thermometer. The electromagnetic induction heating synchronous auxiliary system includes an electromagnetic induction power supply auxiliary unit, a coil, a steering heightening mechanism, a driven shaft and a transverse sliding groove. The coil is connected to an output end of the electromagnetic induction power supply auxiliary unit. The coil and the laser head do synchronous movement to implement small-area real-time preheating and slow cooling on the deposition sample.
PANEL JOINT STRUCTURE
A panel joint structure suppresses stress concentration on a flange corner section-side end-portion of an adhesive during application of a peeling load. A first panel member includes a panel body section, a corner section, and a first flange section. A second panel member is arranged to oppose the first flange section. A joint section joins the first flange section and the second panel member in a contact state thereof, and an adhesive continuously provided in a longitudinal direction of the corner section adheres the first flange section to the second panel member. The first panel member includes a load transmission section near a joint section, and the load transmission section is provided between the panel body section and the first flange section, and an angle θ2 thereof that is defined with the panel body section is larger than an angle θ1 defined by the panel body section and a portion in a short direction of the first flange section. A flange distal end-side end-portion of the load transmission section in the short direction of the flange section is disposed in a region between a corner section-side end-portion and a distal end-side end-portion of the joint section in the short direction of the first flange section.
High strength mechanical fastening inclusions for fiber reinforced polymer structures
A fastening inclusion is provided and includes a hard point made of coalesced metal sheets, metal or fiber flanges extending from edges of the hard point, and a fastener arranged on the hard point. The fastening inclusion can be incorporated into a fiber reinforced polymer structure by interleaving the flanges with fiber reinforced resin plies, and then curing the fiber reinforced plies to form a composite structure. The fastener on the hard point may be used for mechanically connecting the composite structure to a separate component, such as a metal component on a vehicle.
METHOD OF MANUFACTURING METAL ARTICLES
A method for making an article is disclosed. According to the method, a digital model of the article is generated. The digital model is inputted into an additive manufacturing apparatus comprising an energy source. The additive manufacturing apparatus applies energy from the energy source to successively applied incremental quantities of a powder to fuse the powder to form the article corresponding to the digital model. The powder particles individually include a composite core including a first phase of a first metal and a second phase of a ceramic. A first shell including a second metal is disposed over the core.
DISC CUTTER FOR TUNNEL BORING MACHINES AND A METHOD OF MANUFACTURE THEREOF
A disc cutter for a cutting unit used in a tunnel boring machine and a method of producing the same. The disc cutter includes an annular disc body made of a metal alloy or metal matrix composite having a first side, a second side arranged substantially opposite to the first side and a radially peripheral part. At least one metal alloy, metal matrix composite or cemented carbide cutting part is mounted in and substantially encircling the radially peripheral part of the disc body, which protrudes outwardly therefrom to engage with the rock during the mining operation. The at least one cutting part is made from a material having a higher wear resistance than the material used for the disc body. A metallic interlayer is disposed between at the least one disc body and the at least one cutting part, the elements of which form the diffusion bonds.
COMPOSITE MOLDED ARTICLE
A resin molded article that has a high bond strength in a composite molded article in which a first molded article and a second molded article are integrated, and that has a stable and uniform bond strength of a composite molded article between shots of the molded article. The composite molded article includes a grooved first resin molded article containing at least a resin, a glass fiber, and a laser absorption material, and having grooves that expose the glass fiber; and a second molded article adjacently disposed on the grooved surface of the first resin molded article. In the first resin molded article, the glass fiber is added in an amount of 12-45 mass % with respect to the total mass of the resin composition that constitutes the resin molded article, the laser absorption material is added in an amount of 0.25-10 mass % with respect to the total mass of the resin composition, and the glass fiber and the laser absorption material are blended within specific blending ranges.
SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
A method for forming a component includes providing a first layer of a mixture of first and second powders. The method includes determining the frequency of an alternating magnetic field to induce eddy currents sufficient to bulk heat only one of the first and second powders. The alternating magnetic field is applied at the determined frequency to a portion of the first layer of the mixture using a flux concentrator. Exposure to the magnetic field changes the phase of at least a portion of the first powder to liquid. The liquid portion couples to at least some of the second powder and subsequently solidifies to provide a composite component.
FRICTION STIR JOINING DEVICE, METHOD OF OPERATING THE SAME AND JOINT STRUCTURE
A friction stir joining device includes a tool, a rotary driver, a linear-movement driver, and a control device. The control device is adapted to (A) dispose so that a first member opposes to the tool, and the first member, a second member and a third member are located in this order, (B) control the linear-movement driver and the rotary driver so that a tip-end part of the tool presses a joined part of a to-be-joined object while the tool is rotated, (C) control the linear-movement driver and the rotary driver so that the third member softened extends above an upper surface of the second member, and the tip-end part of the tool reaches a first position, and (D) control the linear-movement driver and the rotary driver so that the tool is drawn out from the joined part while the tool is rotated.
Aluminum boron nitride nanotube composites and methods of manufacturing the same
Methods for fabricating high-strength aluminum-boron nitride nanotube (Al—BNNT) wires or wire feedstock from Al—BNNT composite raw materials by mechanical deformation using wire drawing and extrusion are provided, as well as large-scale, high-strength Al—BNNT composite components (e.g., with a length on the order of meters (m) and/or a mass on the order of hundreds of kilograms (kg)). The large-scale, high-strength Al—BNNT composite components can be made via wire-based additive manufacturing.
Brake Disk and Method for Producing Same
The invention relates to a brake disk (3), which has at least one thermal conduction layer (4, 6) with a thermal conductivity and specific thermal resistivity that can be graduated, the thermal conduction layer consisting of at least two different materials or of a varying layer thickness, thereby graduating the thermal conductivity or the thermal resistivity within the thermal conduction layer.