Abstract:The aim of the research, the results of which are presented in the paper, is to fabricate, by Selective Laser Melting (SLM), a metallic scaffold with Ti6Al4V powder based on a virtual model corresponding to the actual loss of a patient's craniofacial bone. A plaster cast was made for a patient with a palate recess, and the cast was then scanned with a 3D scanner to create a virtual 3D model of a palate recess, according to which a 3D model of a solid implant was created using specialist software. The virtual 3… Show more
“…A computer-controlled laser beam is guided across the powder surface with a CAD programme in successive layers (corresponding to the cross section of a virtual special model of an item recorded using CAD -D digital recording), causing the sintering of the powder particles in a strictly deined manner and in the selectively chosen places on the powder surface. A table with another layer of powder is lowered to the set height corresponding to one thickness of a layer resulting from the automatic virtual division of the spatial item model into layers with the set thickness, after each cycle corresponding to one scanning section of the powder bed and another, new layer of material is applied on the top [51,52,54,56,5 ]. The powder particle size range is between 20 and 0 μm, while the thickness of a single layer corresponds to approx.…”
Section: Special Powder Metallurgy Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is important to align the element being produced relative to the working table, for example, the best accuracy of element diameter in diferent directions can be achieved by aligning a wheel in the XY plane level and then approx. 0.5 mm thick layers can be best produced by aligning them in the Z axis, while some parts can be achieved most advantageously in a plane oriented at the angle of 45° [54,58].…”
Section: Special Powder Metallurgy Methodsmentioning
This chapter of the book presents the basis of classical powder metallurgy technologies and discusses powder fabrication, preparation, preliminary moulding, sintering and inish treatment operations. A general description of the materials and products manufactured with the classical powder metallurgy methods is presented. New variants are characterised along with special and hybrid technologies inding their applications in powder metallurgy. Special atention was drawn to microporous titanium and to TiAl6V4 alloy fabricated using hybrid rapid manufacturing technologies with selective laser sintering/selective laser melting (SLS/SLM) used for innovative implant scafolds in medicine and regenerative dentistry. Laser deposition, thermal spraying and detonation spraying of powders are also discussed as special methods in which powders of metals and other materials are used as raw materials.Keywords: powder metallurgy, moulding, sintering, special power metallurgy methods, additive manufacturing, near net shape, implant scafolds, laser deposition of powders, thermal spraying and detonation spraying of powders
“…A computer-controlled laser beam is guided across the powder surface with a CAD programme in successive layers (corresponding to the cross section of a virtual special model of an item recorded using CAD -D digital recording), causing the sintering of the powder particles in a strictly deined manner and in the selectively chosen places on the powder surface. A table with another layer of powder is lowered to the set height corresponding to one thickness of a layer resulting from the automatic virtual division of the spatial item model into layers with the set thickness, after each cycle corresponding to one scanning section of the powder bed and another, new layer of material is applied on the top [51,52,54,56,5 ]. The powder particle size range is between 20 and 0 μm, while the thickness of a single layer corresponds to approx.…”
Section: Special Powder Metallurgy Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is important to align the element being produced relative to the working table, for example, the best accuracy of element diameter in diferent directions can be achieved by aligning a wheel in the XY plane level and then approx. 0.5 mm thick layers can be best produced by aligning them in the Z axis, while some parts can be achieved most advantageously in a plane oriented at the angle of 45° [54,58].…”
Section: Special Powder Metallurgy Methodsmentioning
This chapter of the book presents the basis of classical powder metallurgy technologies and discusses powder fabrication, preparation, preliminary moulding, sintering and inish treatment operations. A general description of the materials and products manufactured with the classical powder metallurgy methods is presented. New variants are characterised along with special and hybrid technologies inding their applications in powder metallurgy. Special atention was drawn to microporous titanium and to TiAl6V4 alloy fabricated using hybrid rapid manufacturing technologies with selective laser sintering/selective laser melting (SLS/SLM) used for innovative implant scafolds in medicine and regenerative dentistry. Laser deposition, thermal spraying and detonation spraying of powders are also discussed as special methods in which powders of metals and other materials are used as raw materials.Keywords: powder metallurgy, moulding, sintering, special power metallurgy methods, additive manufacturing, near net shape, implant scafolds, laser deposition of powders, thermal spraying and detonation spraying of powders
“…In bone surgery, ceramic materials with a porosity gradient can be used for fabrication of orthopaedic gradients, which are designed just like a living bone tissue [65][66][67][68][69][70].…”
Section: General Concept Of Sintered Gradient Materialsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bioactive hydroxyapatite is responsible for a strong connection with an organic tissue in such implants, whereas titanium is used in the parts of the implant requiring high mechanical stability. Gradient and porous materials are studied in the works [66][67][68][69][70], applied for implants, implant-scaffolds and scaffolds manufactured by selective laser sintering, what is detailed in the respective chapters of this book.…”
Section: General Concept Of Sintered Gradient Materialsmentioning
This chapter presents essential information concerning sintered tool materials containing carbides, i.e. high-speed steels and metal matrix composites, including sintered carbides and carbide steels. Gradient materials, whose properties change gradually according to their volume, are characterised. The results of investigations are presented in the final part into the structure and properties of newly developed sintered graded tool materials fabricated by the conventional metallurgy method from a mixture of high-speed HS6-5-2 steel powder and WC carbides. Investigations are described for four-layer materials, where the successive transition layers with a smaller and smaller volume fraction of tungsten carbide were constituted from the surface layer side, until a substrate layer containing high-speed HS6-5-2 steel only. The outcomes are described of structural examinations in a scanning and transmission electron microscope, an X-ray microanalysis and the results of density, porosity and hardness examinations of sintered gradient materials and the results of structure and hardness examinations of heat-treated materials.
“…This depends on the technological process applied, for example, hardfacing, thermal spraying, or selective laser sintering [1,2] exclude the need of powder forming. Powder forming itself does of this method's popularity, because it is employed for producing small elements.…”
As modern manufacturing methods have been developing, the application methods of powders have changed, and they do not always have to be moulded prior to sintering. The powder injection moulding (PIM) method is suitable for large-lot and mass production; still, powder consumption is not too high. The metal injection moulding (MIM) is an advanced technology and not as developed as classical pressing and sintering but constantly and dynamically developing. The technology is developing towards micro-MIM, that is, production of very small parts for miniaturised devices. The chapter presents the overview of powder injection moulding as specialist powder metallurgy method and its application for fabrication of tool materials. Specially, the fabrication of high-speed steels and carbide-steels on their matrix by powder injection moulding is descripted. In last part of the chapter, the results of own investigations of the structure with nanostructural elements of high-speed steels and carbide-steels on their matrix fabricated by powder injection moulding are presented.
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