C03B19/01

Water-based ceramic three-dimensional laminate material and method for using the same to manufacture ceramic objects

The invention relates to a water-based ceramic three-dimensional laminate material and a method for using the same material to manufacture the ceramic objects, comprising: a step Sa of preparing a plurality of projected slice graphics and a slurry, wherein the projected slice graphics are formed by slicing a three-dimensional image along a specific direction with a specific thickness, the slurry is prepared by mixing the material powder, the photo-curing resin, the solvent and the additive; a step Sb of uniformly laying the slurry on the substrate to form a sacrificial layer; and a step Sc of uniformly laying the slurry on the slurry to form a reaction layer on the sacrificial layer; a step Sd of irradiating the reaction layer with a light beam according to one of the plurality of projected slice graphics, and the slurry is cured after being irradiated; a step Se of repeating steps Sc and Sd until a ceramic body is formed; a step Sf of washing the ceramic body with water or an organic solvent; and a step Sg of sintering the ceramic body at a high temperature to form a ceramic object.

METHOD OF MANUFACTURING OPAQUE QUARTZ GLASS

A method for manufacturing a large sized opaque quartz glass ingot having excellent heat ray shielding and light blocking properties without using a foaming agent. The obtained opaque quartz glass has small diameter spherical bubbles and a preferable mechanical strength. Silica powder is dispersed in water to form a slurry having a silica powder concentration of 45 to 75 wt % and the average particle size of the silica powder is adjusted to 8 μm or less and the standard deviation of the particle size is adjusted to 6 μm or more by wet pulverization. The slurry is sprayed for forming granules of the silica powder. An opaque quartz glass ingot with a small bubble diameter and high mechanical strength is obtained by melting the granulated silica powder.

APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING VACUUM GLAZING
20210395129 · 2021-12-23 ·

The present invention relates to an apparatus for manufacturing vacuum glass. An apparatus for manufacturing vacuum glass, according to an embodiment of the present invention, includes an exhaust finishing frit inserted into an exhaust hole of a plate glass assembly so as to seal the exhaust hole in an exhaust process. In addition, the exhaust finishing frit comprises: a frit body having a body top part on which a cap frit is placed; a depressed portion which is upwardly depressed from the bottom of the frit body; and an exhaust guide part which is formed to penetrate the outer circumferential surface of the frit body. Thus, it is possible to prevent bubbles from being generated in the exhaust finishing frit during a finishing process.

DIODE LASER FIBER ARRAY FOR CONTOUR OF POWDER BED FABRICATION OR REPAIR

A method of forming a build in a powder bed includes providing a first diode laser fiber array and a second diode laser fiber array, emitting a plurality of laser beams from selected fibers of the second diode laser fiber array onto the powder bed, corresponding to a pattern of a layer of the build, simultaneously melting powder in the powder bed corresponding to the pattern of the layer of the build, scanning a first diode laser fiber array along an outer boundary of the powder bed and emitting a plurality of laser beams from selected fibers of the first diode laser fiber array and simultaneously melting powder in the powder bed corresponding to the outer boundary of the layer of the build to contour the layer of the build. An apparatus for forming a build in a powder bed including a first diode laser fiber array and a second diode laser fiber array is also disclosed. The first diode laser fiber array configured to contour the layer of the build.

DIODE LASER FIBER ARRAY FOR CONTOUR OF POWDER BED FABRICATION OR REPAIR

A method of forming a build in a powder bed includes providing a first diode laser fiber array and a second diode laser fiber array, emitting a plurality of laser beams from selected fibers of the second diode laser fiber array onto the powder bed, corresponding to a pattern of a layer of the build, simultaneously melting powder in the powder bed corresponding to the pattern of the layer of the build, scanning a first diode laser fiber array along an outer boundary of the powder bed and emitting a plurality of laser beams from selected fibers of the first diode laser fiber array and simultaneously melting powder in the powder bed corresponding to the outer boundary of the layer of the build to contour the layer of the build. An apparatus for forming a build in a powder bed including a first diode laser fiber array and a second diode laser fiber array is also disclosed. The first diode laser fiber array configured to contour the layer of the build.

SELF-REPLICATING FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING PRINTER USING GRANULES
20210371322 · 2021-12-02 ·

A material delivery device for an additive manufacturing device (AMD) adapted for manufacturing objects through deposition of additive material over a build surface. The material delivery device comprises an inner funnel having a large aperture and a small aperture whereby the additive material is guided from the large aperture to the small aperture; wherein the inner funnel is electrically conductive and, upon applying an electrical current to the inner funnel, heat is generated thereby heating the additive material travelling in the inner funnel.

SELF-REPLICATING FUSED DEPOSITION MODELING PRINTER USING GRANULES
20210371322 · 2021-12-02 ·

A material delivery device for an additive manufacturing device (AMD) adapted for manufacturing objects through deposition of additive material over a build surface. The material delivery device comprises an inner funnel having a large aperture and a small aperture whereby the additive material is guided from the large aperture to the small aperture; wherein the inner funnel is electrically conductive and, upon applying an electrical current to the inner funnel, heat is generated thereby heating the additive material travelling in the inner funnel.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURE OF OPTICAL COMPONENTS

A method of forming an optical component includes depositing slurry that includes glass powder material onto a facesheet and fusing the glass powder material to a facesheet to form a first core material layer on the facesheet. The method also includes successively fusing glass powder material in a plurality of additional core material layers to build a core material structure on the facesheet. The method can include selectively depositing slurry including glass powder material over only a portion of at least one of the facesheet, the first core material layer, and/or the one of the additional core material layers. Depositing the slurry can include extruding the slurry from an extruder.

ADDITIVE MANUFACTURE OF OPTICAL COMPONENTS

A method of forming an optical component includes depositing slurry that includes glass powder material onto a facesheet and fusing the glass powder material to a facesheet to form a first core material layer on the facesheet. The method also includes successively fusing glass powder material in a plurality of additional core material layers to build a core material structure on the facesheet. The method can include selectively depositing slurry including glass powder material over only a portion of at least one of the facesheet, the first core material layer, and/or the one of the additional core material layers. Depositing the slurry can include extruding the slurry from an extruder.

THREE-DIMENSIONAL PRINTING DEVICE FOR A SMALL GLASS OBJECT

The invention proposes a device for three-dimensional printing of a glass object, by applying and solidifying successive layers of a material constituting the glass, in locations corresponding to the section of the object to be produced in the corresponding layer, by means of a laser producing a beam whose wavelength allows the direct fusion in the core of the material.

The device comprises: means for supplying the material to a support on which the successive layers are formed; means for thermal regulation of the successive layers for holding their temperature during the production of the object and for cooling them after the production of the object; a central unit controlling the laser.

The printing device comprises means for servo-controlling the power and the speed of the laser in real time.