GE has been looking for efficient printers and Pra
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Posted On: 01/13/2014 6:09:04 AM
GE has been looking for efficient printers and Prabhjot Singh mentioned that there are over 300 printers at the company.
http://voxelfab.com/blog/2013/07/interview-wi...facturing/
Yet, Greg Morris states on 11/12/13 there are no printers to perform there plans to build fuel nozzles:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-12/ge-p...arket.html
There are many optical systems that includes Mazumder, Sciaky, and Arcam but they prove to be inadequate as they don't measure temperature for proper heating. There was a system build by Optomecs 850R that uses an optical system for temperature mapping for closed-loop control but it depends on focus and gives an estimate of temperature analogous to a weather forecast map.
http://www.optomec.com/Additive-Manufacturing...ng-Systems
Use the right arrow at the middle of the page above.
The optical systems is build by Stratonics and an option for the 850R. Interesting that they do not fully incorporate the temperature map system.
Greg Morris stating that GE will "build the next generation of AM printers" certainly sounds like another puzzle piece where Sigma Labs could possibly fit. We'll have to wait and see.
http://voxelfab.com/blog/2013/07/interview-wi...facturing/
Yet, Greg Morris states on 11/12/13 there are no printers to perform there plans to build fuel nozzles:
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-11-12/ge-p...arket.html
There are many optical systems that includes Mazumder, Sciaky, and Arcam but they prove to be inadequate as they don't measure temperature for proper heating. There was a system build by Optomecs 850R that uses an optical system for temperature mapping for closed-loop control but it depends on focus and gives an estimate of temperature analogous to a weather forecast map.
http://www.optomec.com/Additive-Manufacturing...ng-Systems
Use the right arrow at the middle of the page above.
The optical systems is build by Stratonics and an option for the 850R. Interesting that they do not fully incorporate the temperature map system.
Greg Morris stating that GE will "build the next generation of AM printers" certainly sounds like another puzzle piece where Sigma Labs could possibly fit. We'll have to wait and see.
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