COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY R & D PTY LIMITED (20240247921). ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED METAL CASINGS simplified abstract
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ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED METAL CASINGS
Organization Name
COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY R & D PTY LIMITED
Inventor(s)
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.
