Device and Method for Producing a Component by Means of 3d Multi-Material Pressure and Component Produced Therewith
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This invention relates to a device and method for producing 3D-printed components using a multi-material extrusion process with metallic and ceramic pastes. The system incorporates automated monitoring—for example, using cameras for print defect and layer fill control and pressure sensors for detecting and clearing nozzle blockages—to ensure high-quality, multi-material components. The invention also includes technologies for mixing and delivering the pastes under vacuum with vibration, and a special build platform that can control part moisture. It is especially suited for making complex parts such as heat exchangers with intricate lattice structures that combine different material properties.
Use CasesContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Manufacture of custom heat exchangers with integrated metallic and ceramic features.
- Production of complex electrical parts (e.g., stators/rotors for electric motors) requiring regions with different material properties.
- Fabrication of multi-material medical implants that integrate metallic strength and ceramic biocompatibility.
- Customized thermal management components for electronics packaging.
- Rapid prototyping in engineering applications requiring intricate structures and multiple materials.
- Production of mechanically robust, electrically isolated structures, such as high-power resistor elements.
BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.
- Enables true multi-material (metal and ceramic) 3D printing in a single automated process.
- Automated real-time defect detection and correction improve part quality and reduce waste.
- Nozzle blockages are detected and resolved automatically, minimizing downtime and manual intervention.
- Vacuum mixing and vibration feeding result in bubble-free, homogeneous pastes for superior structure integrity.
- Specialized build platform allows controlled curing and drying, reducing warping and improving mechanical properties.
- Capability to produce lattice or grid structures with optimally distributed material for improved heat transfer and mechanical efficiency.
- Highly customizable part geometry and material distribution, supporting complex designs not feasible by traditional methods.
- Reduced need for post-processing and manual correction, increasing overall manufacturing efficiency.
Technical Classifications (CPCs)
Main Classifications
Manufacturing & Transport
Sub Classifications
Additive Manufacturing
Casting & Powder Metallurgy
Working Cement, Clay & Stone
Working Plastics & Substances
CPC Codes
Inventors & Applicants
Applicants
Univ Chemnitz Tech
Patent Abstract
The invention relates to a method and a device for producing a component by means of 3D multi-material pressure and to a component part produced therewith, wherein metallic and ceramic pastes, mixed with powder and binding agents, for producing the component are applied in layers by means of an extrusion process and are shaped, and the printing process is monitored by means of a monitoring device in such a way that defects in the pressure are detected by means of a camera and the defects are eliminated and/or overfilling or underfilling of each printed layer in relation to the extrusion quantity is monitored by means of a camera and/or temporary blockages in the extrusion nozzle are detected by monitoring the pressure in the region of the extrusion nozzle and released by increasing the pressure. The device comprises a corresponding monitoring device. The device can also have a mixing and feeding device with a vacuum mixing container which is connected to a vibration device. The device can comprise a ceramic construction platform having a porous structure. The component has a lattice structure with beads which are deposited at a distance from one another on a plane.
Key Information
Publication No.
WO2019047996A1
Family ID
63713577
Publication Date
2019-03-14
Application No.
DE2018100733W
Application Date
2018-08-24
Priority Date
2017-09-08
Granted
Yes (2/7)
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