Additive manufacturing method and device for ceramic and composite thereof
Abstract
Additive manufacturing (AM) methods and devices for high-melting-point materials are disclosed. In an embodiment, an additive manufacturing method includes the following steps. (S1) Slicing a three-dimensional computer-aided design model of a workpiece into multiple layers according to shape, thickness, and size accuracy requirements, and obtaining data of the multiple layers. (S2) Planning a forming path according to the data of the multiple layers and generating computer numerical control (CNC) codes for forming the multiple layers. (S3) Obtaining a formed part by preheating a substrate, performing a layer-by-layer spraying deposition by a cold spraying method, and heating a spray area to a temperature until the spraying deposition of all sliced layers is completed. (S4) Subjecting the formed part to a surface modification treatment by a laser shock peening method.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedThe disclosure claimed is:
1 . A device, comprising: a data processing module, a spraying deposition module, a heating module, and a laser shock peening module, wherein:
the data processing module is configured to:
slice the three-dimensional computer-aided design model of the workpiece into multiple layers according to the shape, thickness, and size accuracy requirements;
obtain data of multiple sliced layers;
plan the forming path according to the data of the multiple slice layers; and
generate computer numerical control codes for forming the slice layers;
the spraying deposition module is configured to perform a layer-by-layer spraying deposition according to the computer numerical control codes of the slice layers obtained by the data processing module; the heating module is configured to preheat the substrate and heat the spray area to a temperature until the spraying deposition of all slice layers is completed, wherein the temperature is in a range of the melting point of the sprayed powder minus 200° C. to the melting point of the sprayed powder; and the laser shock peening module is configured to modify a surface of a formed part to generate the predetermined residual compressive stress thereon.
2 . The device according to claim 1 , further comprising a computer numerical control machine tool, wherein:
the computer numerical control machine tool comprises a workbench ( 10 ), a gantry machine tool ( 1 ), and a first spindle ( 5 ) provided on the gantry machine tool ( 1 ); the workbench ( 10 ) is provided below the gantry machine tool ( 1 ); the gantry machine tool ( 1 ) is configured to integrate the data processing module, the spraying deposition module, the heating module, and the laser shock peening module; the spraying deposition module comprises a high-speed cold spraying gun ( 7 ) and a substrate ( 9 ); the high-speed cold spraying gun ( 7 ) is provided at the bottom of the first spindle ( 5 ); the substrate ( 9 ) is provided on the workbench ( 10 ); the heating module comprises a first heating unit and a second heating unit; the first heating unit is provided above the substrate ( 9 ); and the second heating unit is provided at the bottom of the first spindle ( 5 ).
3 . The device according to claim 2 , further comprising a second spindle ( 3 ), a temperature sensor ( 6 ), a milling/grinding device ( 2 ), and a micro-rolling device ( 4 ), wherein:
the second spindle ( 3 ) is provided on the gantry machine tool ( 1 ); the milling/grinding device ( 2 ) is provided at the bottom of the second spindle ( 3 ); and the temperature sensor ( 6 ) and the micro-rolling device ( 4 ) are provided at the bottom of the first spindle ( 5 ).
4 . The device according to claim 2 , wherein:
the high-speed cold spraying gun ( 7 ) utilizes a laser/cold spraying composite nozzle; the composite nozzle comprises a composite nozzle outer wall ( 11 ) and a composite nozzle inner wall provided inside the composite nozzle outer wall ( 11 ); a beam splitter ( 14 ) is provided between the composite nozzle outer wall ( 11 ) and the composite nozzle inner wall; a powder inlet ( 15 ) is provided on the top of the composite nozzle inner wall; a high-pressure gas inlet ( 16 ) is provided on a side wall of the composite nozzle inner wall; and a nozzle ( 13 ) is provided at the bottom of the composite nozzle inner wall.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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