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Incremental Casting: The generativ droplet-based manufacturing of parts using aluminum alloys

增量铸造：基于生成式液滴的铝合金零件制造

基本信息

批准号：
276740073
负责人：
Professor Dr. Tim C. Lüth
金额：
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依托单位：
Lehrstuhl für Umformtechnik und Gießereiwesen
依托单位国家：
德国
项目类别：
Research Grants
财政年份：
2015
资助国家：
德国
起止时间：
2014-12-31 至 2017-12-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/276740073?language=en
关键词：
Incremental Casting generativ droplet based

项目摘要

Generative manufacturing methods have been growing constantly in the last 20 years. Today even metals like titan and aluminum can be processed using selective beam melting technologies. The downside of those technologies is the need for specials powders as base materials, which make the produced parts rather expensive. An alternative technology is the droplet-based manufacturing that processes liquid metal and therefore does not need an elaborate base material. The aim of this project is to create a printing system that can produce small droplets of aluminum alloy with a high frequency. A small droplet (ca. 200 µm) is necessary to produce geometrically precise parts. And a high frequency (100 Hz) is needed to do that in an acceptable time. Moreover the complex binding process of two subsequent droplets is examined. In this binding process a liquid droplet 2 hits an already (partly) solidified droplet 1. To enable good bonding between them, droplet 1 needs to partly melt and mix with droplet 2. That means, that geometry and bonding quality is influenced by the local thermal condition during the process. Which is why the bonding should be investigated in detail during this project. A particular focus lies on the influence of alloying elements. They not only control physical properties like surface tension, viscosity and heat convection but also influence the morphology of solidification. The arrangement, which is set up during this project, is going to be able to print parts with a maximum size of 50x50x50 mm³.

在过去的20年里，可再生制造方法一直在不断发展。如今，即使是像钛和铝这样的金属，也可以使用选择性光束熔化技术进行加工。这些技术的缺点是需要特殊的粉末作为基础材料，这使得生产的部件相当昂贵。另一种技术是基于液滴的制造，它处理液态金属，因此不需要复杂的基础材料。该项目的目的是创造一种能够产生高频小液滴的打印系统。一个小液滴(约200微米)是生产几何精密零件所必需的。而且需要一个高频(100赫兹)才能在可接受的时间内做到这一点。此外，还研究了两个后续液滴的复杂结合过程。在这个结合过程中，液滴2撞击已经(部分)凝固的液滴1。为了使它们之间有良好的结合，液滴1需要部分熔化并与液滴2混合。这意味着，在这个过程中，几何形状和结合质量受到局部热条件的影响。这就是为什么在这个项目中应该详细研究粘接。特别关注的是合金化元素的影响。它们不仅控制表面张力、粘度和对流换热等物理性质，而且还影响凝固形态。该安排是在本项目期间建立的，将能够打印最大尺寸为50x50x50 mm的部件。