Sebastian Kammann, Marius Gipperich, Denys Plakhotnik, Michael Königs, Elke Leunis, Xavier Hallet

Development of a CAM-based additive laser cladding process for adaptive manufacturing of multi-material systems for high-performance components

Results of the collaborative project M-ERA.NET-MatLaMeD


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978-3-8440-7872-5

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Ingenieurwissenschaften (Bauingenieur, Maschinenbau, Architektur,...)

Keywords:

Laser Metal Deposition; Wire; Powder; CAM; Process Development; Alloy Development; Additive Manufacturing

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Reference books

Language:

English

Pages:

66 pages

Figures:

69 figures

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99 g

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29,7 x 21 cm

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Paperback

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39,80 € / 49,80 SFr

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March 2021

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Abstract

The M-era.Net project “Development of New H-type Tool Steel Materials via Wire- and Powder-based Laser Metal Deposition for Toughness and Hardness Enhancement – MatLaMeD” united German and Belgian industrial and research partners with interest in the development of special alloys suitable for additive manufacturing, the research on the related manufacturing processes and the development of the necessary CAD/CAM software modules. The progress and results of the project “MatLaMeD” are concluded in this report.