Additive Manufacturing of Metals and Methods

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 3 Sayı: 1, 9 - 14, 26.08.2019

Onur Özsolak

Öz

The application and complexity of additive
manufacturing (AM) has a progression about the challenges but the
investigations about AM still continues. Additive manufacturing (AM) method is
a manufacturing method that enables the flexibility in design and the
fabricability of multi-material parts. The technology of additive manufacturing
are used for important industrial areas such as space and aerospace,
automotive, biomedical, defense industry, energy industry. In this research,
additive manufacturing types and the materials used for this method were
investigated.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Additive Manufacturing, Powder Materials, Al alloys, Ti Alloys

Eklemeli İmalat Yöntemleri ve Kullanılan Malzemeler

Öz

Eklemeli imalat (AM) yönteminin uygulanması,
zorlukları hakkında bir süreç geçmiş fakat araştırmalar hala devam etmektedir.
Eklemeli imalat (AM) yöntemi tasarımdaki esneklik ve çoklu malzemeden oluşan
parçaların imal edilebilmesini mümkün kılan bir imalat yöntemidir. Eklemeli
imalat teknolojileri başlıca uzay ve havacılık, otomotiv, biyomedikal, savunma
sanayi, enerji sektörü gibi önemli endüstri alanları için parça üretiminde
kullanılmaktadır. Bu araştırmada eklemeli imalat yöntemleri ve bu yöntemde
kullanılan malzemeler incelenmiştir.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Eklemeli İmalat, Toz Malzemeler, Al Alaşımları, Ti Alaşımları

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