METHOD FOR FORMING HORIZONTAL OVERHANGING STRUCTURE WITHOUT VERTICAL SUPPORT IN SELECTIVE LASER MELTING
First Claim
1. A method for forming a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support in selective laser melting, comprising:
- sequentially forming an initial layer, a repair layer and a conventional layer, whereinthe initial layer is printed by scanning at a speed set lower than the conventional speed using a laser spot in a defocused state, so that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability effect occurs in each track, to form an initial layer with a specific texture structure;
the specific texture structure refers to;
forming texture different from the scanning direction using the Plateau-Rayleigh instability effect which occurs in the track;
the repair layer is printed on the upper surface of the initial layer by scanning at a speed set higher than the conventional speed in a continuous-wave laser output mode using a laser spot in a focused state, and completes the transition from transition process parameters to conventional process parameters within the set number of processing layers; and
the conventional layer is printed on the upper surface of the repair layer using the conventional process parameters, to form a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support.
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A method for forming a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support in selective laser melting, comprising: sequentially forming an initial layer, a repair layer and a conventional layer, wherein initial layer is printed by scanning at a speed set lower than the conventional speed using a laser spot in a defocused state, so that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability effect occurs in each track, to form an initial layer with a specific texture structure; repair layer is printed on upper surface of the initial layer by scanning at a speed set higher than conventional speed in a continuous-wave laser output mode using a laser spot in a focused state, and completes the transition from transition process parameter to conventional process parameters within the set number of processing layers; and conventional layer is printed on upper surface of repair layer using conventional process parameters, to form a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support.
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1. A method for forming a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support in selective laser melting, comprising:
- sequentially forming an initial layer, a repair layer and a conventional layer, wherein
the initial layer is printed by scanning at a speed set lower than the conventional speed using a laser spot in a defocused state, so that the Plateau-Rayleigh instability effect occurs in each track, to form an initial layer with a specific texture structure;
the specific texture structure refers to;
forming texture different from the scanning direction using the Plateau-Rayleigh instability effect which occurs in the track;the repair layer is printed on the upper surface of the initial layer by scanning at a speed set higher than the conventional speed in a continuous-wave laser output mode using a laser spot in a focused state, and completes the transition from transition process parameters to conventional process parameters within the set number of processing layers; and the conventional layer is printed on the upper surface of the repair layer using the conventional process parameters, to form a horizontal overhanging structure without vertical support. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
- sequentially forming an initial layer, a repair layer and a conventional layer, wherein
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