Laser sintering is described as an efficient and successful technique for the fast and direct production of complex-shaped prototypes of technical ceramics. After presentation of the state of the art of laser sintered silicon infiltered silicon carbide (SiSiC) the paper describes new aspects of material development. Finer raw SiC powders are used and an additional carbon dotation process is established. The significantly higher SiC/Si phase ratio in the ceramic material results in increasing the 4-point flexural strength from 196 to 267 MPa
Indirect selective laser sintered (SLS) silicon carbide objects have been successfully infiltrated w...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...
Laser sintering is described as an efficient and successful technique for the fast and direct produc...
Laser sintering is an efficient and promising technique for manufacturing ceramic prototypes rapidly...
The process consisting of Selective Laser Sintering and posttreatment is an efficient and successful...
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) offers the advantage of directly manufacturing complex-shaped parts ...
Selective Laser Sintering has the advantage to directly manufacture complex shaped parts without the...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques are promising manufacturing methods for t...
Also in the case of structural ceramics, technical prototypes of parts and tools are to consist of m...
Also in the case of structural ceramics, technical prototypes of parts and tools are to consist of m...
Additive manufacturing (AM) of ceramics is in its infancy. Compared to conventional shaping processe...
Actual RP-systemsare very limited in producing adequate ceramic prototypes. In the presented proces...
Three-dimensional reaction bonded silicon carbide (SiSiC or RBSC) parts have been produced by direct...
Three-dimensional reaction bonded silicon carbide (SiSiC or RBSC) parts have been produced by direct...
Indirect selective laser sintered (SLS) silicon carbide objects have been successfully infiltrated w...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...
Laser sintering is described as an efficient and successful technique for the fast and direct produc...
Laser sintering is an efficient and promising technique for manufacturing ceramic prototypes rapidly...
The process consisting of Selective Laser Sintering and posttreatment is an efficient and successful...
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) offers the advantage of directly manufacturing complex-shaped parts ...
Selective Laser Sintering has the advantage to directly manufacture complex shaped parts without the...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques are promising manufacturing methods for t...
Also in the case of structural ceramics, technical prototypes of parts and tools are to consist of m...
Also in the case of structural ceramics, technical prototypes of parts and tools are to consist of m...
Additive manufacturing (AM) of ceramics is in its infancy. Compared to conventional shaping processe...
Actual RP-systemsare very limited in producing adequate ceramic prototypes. In the presented proces...
Three-dimensional reaction bonded silicon carbide (SiSiC or RBSC) parts have been produced by direct...
Three-dimensional reaction bonded silicon carbide (SiSiC or RBSC) parts have been produced by direct...
Indirect selective laser sintered (SLS) silicon carbide objects have been successfully infiltrated w...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...
The liquid silicon infiltration of laser sinteredC-~iC parts (LS2 I) is solidfreeform fabrication ...