Patent classifications
B22F3/1003
METHOD FOR FORMING METAL SINTERED BODY
Provided is a method of forming a sintered metal, the method including a first step of inserting tungsten (W) powder in a graphite mold, a second step of interposing tantalum (Ta) foil between the W powder and the graphite mold, and a third step of forming sintered W from the W powder through a sintering process.
Methods of increasing density of 3D-printed and sintered parts
A material for producing a three-dimensionally printed part including a metal material and at least one sintering aid in an amount effective to give the three-dimensionally printed part a density of between about 90% and about 100% after sintering is disclosed. A method of printing a three-dimensional part including selecting a metal material, incorporating at least one sintering aid into the metal material to form a print material, and printing the three-dimensional part is also disclosed. A method of producing a sintered metal part including providing a metal material for the sintered metal part incorporating boron as a first sintering aid, incorporating phosphorus as a second sintering aid, forming the metal part in a predetermined form the metal material, and heating the formed metal part to a sintering temperature is also disclosed. Three-dimensionally printed parts are also disclosed.
ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING APPARATUS
An additive manufacturing apparatus includes: a chamber, including a front plate; a door, provided at an opening of the front plate; an irradiator; a gas supplier, supplying an inert gas to the chamber; and a gas discharger, discharging the inert gas from the chamber. The gas supplier includes a middle nozzle and a lower nozzle. The middle nozzle is provided so as to cross the opening when the door is closed, has one end swingably supported on the front plate, and swings independently of opening and closing of the door.
Tantalum powder and preparation method therefor
A tantalum powder, a tantalum powder compact, a tantalum powder sintered body, a tantalum anode, an electrolytic capacitor and a preparation method for tantalum powder. The tantalum powder contains boron element, and the tantalum powder has a specific surface area of greater than or equal to 4 m.sup.2/g; the ratio of the boron content of the tantalum powder to the specific surface area of the tantalum powder is 2˜16; the boron content is measured in weight ppm, and the specific surface area is measured in m.sup.2/g; Powder that can pass through a ρ-mesh screen in the tantalum powder accounts for over 85% of the total weight of the tantalum powder, where ρ=150˜170; and the tantalum powder with high CV has a low leakage current and dielectric loss, and good moldability.
Method of producing semiconductor sintered body, electrical/electronic member, and semiconductor sintered body
A semiconductor sintered body comprising a polycrystalline body, wherein the polycrystalline body includes silicon or a silicon alloy, wherein the average grain size of the crystal grains forming the polycrystalline body is 1 μm or less, and wherein nanoparticles including one or more of a carbide of silicon, a nitride of silicon, and an oxide of silicon are present at a grain boundary of the grains.
3D STRUCTURES TO PROTECT 3D OBJECTS
A computing device comprising a processor is disclosed herein. The processor is to access print data of a virtual build volume including a plurality of 3D objects to be generated through a selective application of a binder agent by a 3D printer. The processor is further to modify the print data to include a 3D structure at a location within the build volume to protect a 3D object from migrating solvents of the binder agent during a curing operation.
3D STRUCTURES TO PROTECT 3D OBJECTS
A computing device comprising a processor is disclosed herein. The processor is to access print data of a virtual build volume including a plurality of 3D objects to be generated through a selective application of a binder agent by a 3D printer. The processor is further to modify the print data to include a 3D structure at a location within the build volume to protect a 3D object from migrating solvents of the binder agent during a curing operation.
3D Printed Diamond/Metal Matrix Composite Material and Preparation Method and Use thereof
A 3D printed diamond/metal matrix composite material and a preparation method and application thereof are provided. The composite material includes core-shell doped diamond, a metal matrix, and an additive, where the core-shell doped diamond includes a core, a transition layer, a shell, a coating, a porous layer, and a modification layer. The preparation method includes: uniformly mixing the diamond, the metal matrix, and the additive and performing 3D printing according to a 3D CAD slice model to obtain the composite material designed by the model. The metal matrix and the diamond surface of the composite material are mainly metallurgically bound, which can improve the binding strength between the diamond and the metal matrix, thereby improving the use properties of the composite material and a diamond tool. The core-shell doped diamond has good ablation resistance, and can effectively avoid and reduce thermal damage to diamond in a 3D printing forming process.
Method of producing semiconductor sintered body
A semiconductor sintered body comprising a polycrystalline body, wherein the polycrystalline body comprises silicon or a silicon alloy, and the average grain size of the crystal grains constituting the polycrystalline body is 1 μm or less, and the electrical conductivity is 10,000 S/m or higher.
MAGNETIC CORE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
The present invention provides a magnetic core having insulating properties, and a method for manufacturing the magnetic core. Provided is a magnetic core manufactured by compression molding and subsequent thermal curing of an iron-based soft magnetic powder having a resin coating formed on particle surfaces thereof. The iron-based soft magnetic powder is one in which the particle surfaces have been coated with an inorganic insulator; the resin coating is an uncured resin coating formed by dry blending the powder with a thermosetting resin at a temperature equal to or greater than the softening point of the thermosetting resin and lower than the thermal curing initiation temperature of the resin; the compression molding is carried out by using a mold to produce a compression molded body; and the thermal curing is carried out at a temperature equal to or greater than the thermal curing initiation temperature of the thermosetting resin.