PRIMA ADDITIVE S.R.L. (20240246153). HEAT TRANSFER DEVICE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING simplified abstract
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HEAT TRANSFER DEVICE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
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HEAT TRANSFER DEVICE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240246153 titled 'HEAT TRANSFER DEVICE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
The patent application relates to a heat transfer device for additive manufacturing in an inert gas environment, with multiple laser sources and LED diodes for conveying radiation in the work area.
- The device is designed for use in a working chamber with an atmosphere of inert gas, such as nitrogen or argon.
- It includes multiple independent laser sources to provide precise heat transfer during additive manufacturing processes.
- An array of LED diodes is incorporated to convey electromagnetic radiation within the pre-established work area.
- The device aims to improve the efficiency and accuracy of additive manufacturing processes in inert gas environments.
- By combining laser sources and LED diodes, the device enhances the heat transfer capabilities for better control over the manufacturing process.
Potential Applications: - Additive manufacturing in controlled inert gas environments - Precision manufacturing processes requiring accurate heat transfer - Research and development in advanced manufacturing technologies
Problems Solved: - Ensuring precise heat transfer in inert gas environments - Enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of additive manufacturing processes - Improving control over the manufacturing environment
Benefits: - Increased precision and control in additive manufacturing - Enhanced efficiency and productivity in manufacturing processes - Facilitates research and development in advanced manufacturing technologies
Commercial Applications: Title: Advanced Heat Transfer Device for Additive Manufacturing in Inert Gas Environments This technology can be utilized in industries such as aerospace, automotive, and medical devices for precise and efficient additive manufacturing processes in inert gas environments.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the heat transfer device improve additive manufacturing processes in inert gas environments? 2. What are the key advantages of using multiple laser sources and LED diodes in the device?
Original Abstract Submitted
some embodiments relate to a heat transfer device for additive manufacturing to be used inside a working chamber in an environment with an atmosphere of an inert gas (for example nitrogen, argon, etc). the device can include multiple independent laser sources and an array of led diodes designed to convey the electromagnetic radiation in the pre-established work area.
