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Low-cost machine vision monitoring of the SLS process

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posted on 2024-06-03, 21:32 authored by Ian GibsonIan Gibson, LW Ming
During the building of a part using SLS, it is common practice to adjust the temperature parameters. It is important to control these parameters because ifthey are too high then part breakout is difficult. Ifthey are too low then parts have poor material properties. One method of controlling these parameters is by observation through the process chamber window. Any adjustment can be determined by examining the colour ofthe cross-section in process. By using a machine vision system to determine colour variation, it is possible to calculate temperature or laser power adjustments necessary to maintain consistent part quality.

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Pagination

59-66

Location

Austin, Tex.

Start date

1997-08-11

End date

1997-08-13

ISSN

1053-2153

Language

eng

Publication classification

EN.1 Other conference paper

Editor/Contributor(s)

Bourell DL, Beaman JJ, Crawford RH, Marcus HL, Barlow JW

Title of proceedings

Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium, Proceedings (8th) Held in Austin, Texas on August 11-13, 1997

Event

Solid freeform fabrication. Symposium (8th : 1997 : Austin, Tex.)

Publisher

University of Texas

Place of publication

Austin, Tex.

Series

SOLID FREEFORM FABRICATION PROCEEDINGS (SERIES)

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