Generative manufacturing processes

[6 KP | 4 SWS | every WiSe | Module no. : 11173]

Courses of studies

  • M.Sc. / Mechanical Engineering
  • M.Sc. / Processing Technologies of Materials

Contents

Different technologies of shaping by means of generative manufacturing processes are classified in the context of conventional manufacturing processes and the differences are worked out. The different heat sources (laser and electron beam as well as electric arc) for heating and melting as well as the physical and mechanical properties of the fusion metallurgical composite of the base and/or additive materials are explained. Taking into account the component complexity and quality, the generative manufacturing processes and the equipment technologies used are considered in detail. According to criteria such as efficiency, reproducibility and controllability, the entire process chain for the production of functional components is explained.

Literature

[1] Lecture notes

[2] Gebhardt, A.: Generative manufacturing processes, Carl Hanser Verlag Munich 2007

[3] Bertsche, B., Bullinger, H.-J.: Development and Testing of Innovative Products - Rapid Prototyping, Springer Verlag-Berlin Heidelberg, 2007

Scope

VL: 2 SWS UE: 1 SWS PR: 1 SWS