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=ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED METAL CASINGS=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY R & D PTY LIMITED|COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY R & D PTY LIMITED]]


[[Category:COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY R & D PTY LIMITED]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Jeffrey Lang of Sydney (AU)|Jeffrey Lang of Sydney (AU)]][[Category:Jeffrey Lang of Sydney (AU)]]

[[:Category:Anthony J Khouri of Sydney (AU)|Anthony J Khouri of Sydney (AU)]][[Category:Anthony J Khouri of Sydney (AU)]]

==ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED METAL CASINGS - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240247921 titled 'ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED METAL CASINGS

'''Simplified Explanation''': The embodiment of the bomb casing described in the abstract features a generally conical nose portion and a cylindrical body portion, with at least one of them being formed from an additive manufacturing process, specifically cold-gas dynamic spraying of metal particles onto a support member. In some cases, both portions are integrally formed.

'''Key Features and Innovation''':
* Bomb casing with a conical nose portion and cylindrical body portion
* Additive manufacturing process used for forming the casing
* Cold-gas dynamic spraying of metal particles onto a support member
* Possibility of integrally forming both nose and body portions

'''Potential Applications''': 
The technology can be applied in military and defense industries for manufacturing bomb casings with improved structural integrity and performance.

'''Problems Solved''': 
The technology addresses the need for advanced manufacturing techniques to produce bomb casings that are durable and reliable in various operational conditions.

'''Benefits''': 
* Enhanced structural integrity
* Improved performance
* Customizable design options

'''Commercial Applications''': 
Potential commercial applications include supplying bomb casings to military and defense contractors for use in munitions production.

'''Prior Art''': 
Readers can explore prior patents related to additive manufacturing processes for bomb casings to understand the evolution of this technology.

'''Frequently Updated Research''': 
Stay updated on advancements in additive manufacturing techniques for bomb casings to ensure the latest innovations are incorporated.

'''Questions about Bomb Casing Technology''':
1. How does the cold-gas dynamic spraying process improve the manufacturing of bomb casings?
2. What are the advantages of integrally forming the nose and body portions of the bomb casing?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

an embodiment of the bomb casing () defines a generally conical nose portion () and a cylindrical body portion (). at least one, and more preferably both, of the generally conical nose portion () and/or the cylindrical body portion () are formed from an additive manufacturing process, which is preferably cold-gas dynamic spraying of metal particles onto a support member. in one embodiment, the generally conical nose portion and cylindrical body portion are integrally formed.



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