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  • developedatSandiaNationalLaboratory NewMexico USAdevelopedatSandiaNationalLaboratory,NewMexico,USAandcommercialised byOptomec,USA

    presented byPS h IITKhPSaha IITKharagpur

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  • Motivationbehinddevelopmentp Fullydense functionalmetallic components. Pickand placematerialcomposition totailorp plocalizedmaterialcharacteristics withinapart.

    Repairandoverhaul technologiestoextendthelifeofcomponentsinagingaircraft ship vehicles andweaponcomponentsinagingaircraft,ship,vehicles,andweaponsystems. Convetional repairtechniquessuchasMIGorTIGweldinginduce

    excessiveheatandalargeHEATAFFECTEDZONE(HAZ)excessiveheatandalargeHEATAFFECTEDZONE(HAZ)destroyingusefulnessofthepart.

    Highcostofscrappingormaintainingcriticalparts,especially,whendrawingsdonotexist,whendrawingsdonotexist,

    Partsdeemednonrepairableduringtheirrepairprocess Fabricate sparepartasandwhenrequiredfromitsoriginalCADdesign ratherthankeepingahugeinventoryoriginalCADdesign,ratherthankeepingahugeinventory.

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  • Schematic of the LENS processSchematicoftheLENSprocess

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  • LENSProcessstepsp Acomponentisfabricatedbycreatingamoltenpoolthroughfocusingalaserbeam ontoasubstrate.

    Metalpowder particlesaresimultaneouslyinjectedintothepooltoaddmaterial.

    Usingcomputercontrol thesubstrateismovedbeneath Usingcomputercontrol,thesubstrateismovedbeneaththelaserbeam intheXYplane,depositingathincrosssectionofpredeterminedCADgeneratedgeometry.Af d i i f l h d i i h d Afterdepositionofalayer,thedepositionhead(consistingofapowderdeliverynozzleandfocusinglensassembly)isincrementedinthepositiveZdirection,ll i i f h l f h allowinggenerationofthenextlayerofthepart.

    Depositionoflayersisrepeateduntilthedesiredthreedimensionalcomponenthasbeenlayeradditivelyformed.dimensionalcomponenthasbeenlayeradditivelyformed.

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  • Powderdeliverynozzle

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  • ConstructionofthinwalledstructurewithfournozzleConstructionofthin walledstructurewithfournozzlepowderdeliverysystem

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  • NdYAGlaservs.CO2 laser Sinceitisundesirable

    tovaporizemateial asitisdeposited opticalitisdeposited,opticalabsorptionofmaterialiscriticalforeffectiveutilizationoflaserenergy.

    Withtheexceptionofcopper allofthecopper,alloftheelementalmetalsshowninthegraphhavesignificantlyg yabsorptionattheNdYAGlaserwavelengthascomparedtoCO2laserlaser.

    Fiberlaserat1070nmhassimilarabsorptionasthatofNdYAGlaser11/11/2013 7PSaha

  • CapabilitiesofLENSprocessp p Abilitytobuildfullydense shapes Closedloopcontrol ofprocessforaccuratepartfabrication

    Abilit t t il dd iti t t f t i f d Abilitytotailoreddeposition parameterstofeaturesizeforspeed,accuracy,andpropertycontrol

    Compositeandfunctionallygraded materialdeposition ThreeaxisandfouraxissystemsforcomplexpartfabricationThree axisandfour axissystemsforcomplexpartfabrication Withthistechnology,materialsthateithercannotbe cast andthermo

    mechanicallyprocessed,orthatcannotbeconsolidated successfullybypowdermetallurgy,canbeformed.

    d f l h l d l l ll Widevarietyofmaterials that,atminimum,include:stainlesssteelalloys(316,304L,309,174),maraging steel (M300),nickelbasedsuperalloys(Incodesignations625,600,718,690),toolsteel alloys(H13),titaniumalloy(6Al4V),andotherspecialtymaterials( 4 ), p y

    Highcoolingrate(102 103 K/s)leadsto finermicrostructure Mechanicalproperties similarorbetter thantraditionalprocessing

    methods

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  • VaryingCompositiony g p Multiplepowderdeliverynozzlesarecapableofvaryinglocalcompositionvaryinglocalcomposition.

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  • Different Build Styles with VaryingDifferentBuildStyleswithVaryingCompositionpDependingonthedesigncriterionofapart,materialcompositioninLENScanbevariedthroughcompositioninLENScanbevariedthrough compositematerialdeposition thepowdercompositionremainsconstantfordistinctbuildpregions,and

    functionallygradedmaterial(FGM) depositionthepowdercompositioniscontinuouslychanging

    FGMrequiresaheavierinteraction betweenthepowderfeedercontroller andtheLENSmotioncontrollercontroller.

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  • (a)AcompositeconsistsofdistinctregionsofAandB (b)CompositesmaybeconstructedbyfirstdrawingallofregionAandthen (c)drawingallofregionB,allowingpowderfeederstobereconfiguredbetweencompositions. (d)FGMsrequirethepowdertobecontinuallyvariedthroughoutthebuild (d)FGMsrequirethepowdertobecontinuallyvariedthroughoutthebuild. (e)eachdepositionvectorinanFGMbuildwillhaveauniquepowderfeederprofile.

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  • PowderFeederCharacterization

    PowderFeederSetUp(Feeder,Screw,Feedlinelengthetc.)

    Powderistransportedfromapowderhoppertothegasstream Ascrewfeeddevice usesanopenthreadedshafttometerpowderintoan

    argoncarriergasstreamargoncarriergasstream Asinglecarriergaslineisdividedintotwodistinctflows,passedthrough

    thefeedersandthenrecombinedintoasingleline. Mixingofthetwopowders occursnaturallyintherejoinedargonstreamg p y j g

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  • Forcomposites,thechiefcriterionforsuccessfuldepositionisthatthepowderfeedersprovidethedesireddepositionisthatthepowderfeedersprovidethedesiredpowdercompositionforagivenperiodoftime.Thesystemcaneffectivelypauselongenough forpowdery p g g pcompositionstobealteredandreachsteadystate.

    ForFGMs,thereisasignificanttimelagbetweenaskingforagivencompositionandwhenthatcompositionisactuallyi j di h l lb i i l H injectedintothemoltenpoolbecomescritical.Hencethoroughcharacterizationofpowderfeederisneeded.

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  • OPTOMECs FOPTOMEC sLENS850SYSTEM

    Features 1100Wcontinuous

    NdYAGlaserd G ase Fiberopticbeam

    delivery 18x18x42build 18 x18 x42 build

    envelop 4th and5th axis:rotary

    andtiltstagesandtiltstages Controlargon

    atmospherewithoxygensensoroxygensensor

    FilteringsystemforparticulatecontrolCCD i i CCDvision

    Glovebox Power220V3phasePower220V3phase

    100A11/11/2013 14PSaha

  • S 8 0 ifi iLENS850systemspecifications

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  • Materials deposited using the LENSMaterialsdepositedusingtheLENSProcess

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  • Measured tensile values for LENS vMeasuredtensilevaluesforLENSv.forged/annealedspecimensg / p

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  • ApplicationsofLENSpp ToolingapplicationsforInjectionMoldToolingandDie

    Casting whereLENS'canimprovecycletimesby50%andg p y y 5extendmoldlife. Conformalcoolingchannelsarepossible.

    RepairandOverhaul applicationsduetosmallHeatAffectedZone(HAZ) allowingforhigheryieldandsuperiorpartrepairsZone(HAZ),allowingforhigheryieldandsuperiorpartrepairs.

    Functional"PrototypingandSmallLotManufacturingmadepossibleduetoproducingfullydensemetalpartswith

    di h i l i (hi h h&d ili ) outstandingmechanicalproperties(highstrength&ductility),notfoundwithRapidPrototypingsystems

    MaterialResearch :improvementofpropertiesinexistingp p p galloysandcomposites;developmentofnewalloysandcomposites.LENS'abilitytoprovidemultiplematerialgradientdepositionoffersuniquematerialresearchoptionsdepositionoffersuniquematerialresearchoptions.

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  • Applicationspp

    Building Up of Turbine Blade Finished TurbineBuilding Up of Turbine Blade by LENS

    Finished Turbine Blade

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  • Applicationspp

    H13 Tooling

    Thin Walled Housing

    H13 Tooling

    Impeller

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  • Six Inch Tall Thin Walled Part Substrate Included in Part

    Housing Finished Housing11/11/2013 21PSaha

  • ToolingPartsbyLENSProcessg y

    Injection Molding Injection Mold CavityInjection Molding Core

    Injection Mold Cavity

    Conformal Cooling Channel

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  • ToolingPartsbyLENSProcessg y

    Trimming DieTrimming Die

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  • Insuchaninjectionmold,ah d l lhardtoolsteelmaybeselectivelyplacedinregionsh i whereexcessive

    wearwouldbeanissue,yetthebulkofthemoldcouldofthemoldcouldbemadeofamaterialwithabettercoefficientbettercoefficientofthermalconduction.)

    Injectionmoldingdies(coreandcavity,CADimageandFinalj g ( y, gfabricatedparts)withcopperchillerblockandthreedimensionalconformalcoolingchannel.11/11/2013 24PSaha

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  • ProcessessimilartoLENSProcess

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  • C ll d M l B ild UP (CMB)ControlledMetalBuildUP(CMB)(Developed at Fraunhofer IPT, Aachen Germany)(DevelopedatFraunhofer IPT,AachenGermany)

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  • Di M l D i i (DMD)DirectMetalDeposition(DMD)(Developed at University of Michigan, USA)(DevelopedatUniversityofMichigan,USA)

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  • Comparison of Direct MetalComparisonofDirectMetalFreeformProcesses

    Process Deposition Type Accuracy Horizontal

    Layer Thickness Deposition Rate Materials

    SLS L i i Hi h N/A N/A S lSLS Laser sintering High N/A N/A Steel, copper, Solder

    SDM Droplet based and cladding

    N/A, Machined finish

    Variable 30g/min Stainless steel, INVAR

    Welding Welding 0.2-0.5 mm Up to 50 mm N/A, High Steels, Numerous

    Droplet based freeform fabr

    Droplet based N/A N/A 25-150 m dia. droplets

    Bi-Sn

    LENS Cladding 0.02mm, Z: 0 4mm

    0.13-0.38 mm N/A, Low SS, Ti alloys, Numerous0.4mm Numerous

    DLF Cladding 0.075-0.125 mm 0.075-0.125 mm 1-2g/min SS, P20, Numerous

    DMD at Michigan Cladding N/A 0 254 mm 0 1 4 1 cm3/min H13 AlDMD at Michigan Cladding N/A 0.254 mm 0.1-4.1 cm3/min H13, Al, Numerous

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