Wir verwenden Cookies, um Ihre Erfahrung zu verbessern. Um die neuen Datenschutzrichtlinien zu erfüllen, müssen wir Sie um Ihre Zustimmung für Cookies fragen. Weitere Informationen
Laser Sintering with Plastics
Technology, Processes, and Materials
Von Schmidt, Manfred
Lieferbar
Lieferzeit: 3 - 5 Werktage
89,00 €
ISBN-13 | 978-1-56990-683-5 |
---|---|
Erscheinungsjahr | 2018 |
Verlag | Hanser Verlag |
Ausgabe | 1st edition, 2018 |
Umfang / Format | 218 pp., Hardcover, inkl. E-Book |
Medium | Buch |
Laser Sintering (LS) with plastics is one of the most promising additive manufacturing technologies: it is currently regarded as the process most likely in the future to permanently cross the border between prototyping and the production of functional parts. This step is challenging because it means that the technology must meet certain requirements that are also valid for traditional and established production processes. Only by succeeding at this step can a wide industry acceptance of LS be expected in the future.
In this context, this book covers all levels of the LS process chain, including:
Current state of the machine technology
Essential process steps, both before and during sintering
Specific demands of the materials, powder production methods, and evaluation of powder properties
Mechanical properties and density of the parts produced by LS
Examples of LS-produced parts are given, including those with special design features, to illustrate the characteristics and also the limitations of the LS method. In particular, the distinct advantages of LS parts over parts produced with other plastics processing methods (e.g., injection molding) are discussed.
In this context, this book covers all levels of the LS process chain, including:
Current state of the machine technology
Essential process steps, both before and during sintering
Specific demands of the materials, powder production methods, and evaluation of powder properties
Mechanical properties and density of the parts produced by LS
Examples of LS-produced parts are given, including those with special design features, to illustrate the characteristics and also the limitations of the LS method. In particular, the distinct advantages of LS parts over parts produced with other plastics processing methods (e.g., injection molding) are discussed.