Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose:intact Solutions Proposes the Development of a Thermal History Simulation Framework Tailored for Multi-laser PBF Platforms. This Tool Will Leverage Intact Solutions' Proprietary Contact-aware Path-level (CAPL) Discretization Technology to Deliver Path-level Predictions of Thermal History. by Accurately Modeling the Multi-laser Am Process, This Tool Will Provide Critical Insights for Process Parameters Optimization and Defect Mitigation. the Proposed Simulation Capability Represents a Significant Step Forward in Understanding and Addressing the Complexities of Multi-laser Am. This Technology Aims to Help Nist Solve Problems Associated With Its Additive Manufacturing Projects.activities to Be Performed: Activities to Be Performed in Phase I INCLUDE:1. Develop Simulator FRAMEWORK2. Validation ACTIVITIES3. Investigation and Validation ACTIVITIES4. Compilation of Resultsexpected Outcomes: the Proposed Thermal History Simulation Framework for Multi-laser PBF Systems Will Play a Crucial Role in Qualifying and Broadening the Adoption of Multi-laser PBF Technology for the High Throughput and Efficient Production of Large-scale Components With Improved Performance.intended Beneficiaries Include: Intended Beneficiaries Include: (1) the Manufacturing Service Industry, Which Relies on Quick Generation and Assessment of Process Plans, (2) the Aerospace, Defense, and Medical Industry, Where the Process Plan Determines the Performance of Mission-critical Printed Components, and (3) Small Businesses and Maker Communities Who Lack the Generative and Qualification Capabilitiessubrecipient Activities: the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.
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