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We think that you'd be interested in this upcoming webinar from Zeiss Industrial Quality Solutions. Check it out!
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Wednesday, July 13, 2022 | 2:00 PM ET
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There is tremendous benefit in developing and qualifying novel alloys specifically designed to take advantage of unique microstructures produced with additive manufacturing (AM) processes. The bottleneck in such a development is the speed and cost of developing optimum print parameters to produce defect-free parts—as well as understanding the nuanced details that impact material quality in the laser powder bed fusion (PBF) process. |
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In this study, Zeiss presents leveraging a novel automated solution to comprehensively evaluate the effect of print parameters and process signatures on AlSiMg components coupled with a range of on and off-axis monitoring, machine health and geometry data. The solution presented also addresses a key challenge in creating a harmonized environment for answering fundamental questions regarding the laser PBF process.
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Paul Brackman
Additive Manufacturing Manager
Zeiss Industrial Quality Solutions
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Paul joined Zeiss in 2016 working in Zeiss' ever-growing X-ray applications field. In his roles at Zeiss, Paul has been responsible for customer education, solutions development and technical sales. In 2019, Paul took over as the additive manufacturing manager for Zeiss, heading the AM Characterization Center located inside Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Manufacturing Demonstration Facility. As the AM manager, Paul is responsible for applications and operations as it pertains to Zeiss additive manufacturing research and development. |
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Fred Carter
Ph.D. Student
Northwestern University
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Fred started his graduate work at Northwestern University in 2019. He has held previous roles in both academic and commercial research related to both directed energy deposition (DED) and laser PBF metal AM. In his graduate work at Northwestern, Fred focuses on the intersection of AM machine control and monitoring with an emphasis on understanding the impacts and phenomena related to process gas flow, geometry and programmable laser control. |
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