Large-Scale and Industrialized HIP Equipment for the Densification of Additive Manufactured Parts

Large-Scale and Industrialized HIP Equipment for the Densification of Additive Manufactured Parts

Hongxia Chen, Deming Zhang, Qing Ye

Abstract. Additive manufacturing technology has significant advantages in fabricating parts with complex shape, but the internal defects, such as residual stress, pores and microcracks, would result in critical problems under certain circumstances. To meet the requirement of HIP treatment on additive manufactured parts, we studied the thermodynamic behavior of the gas medium under high temperature and high pressure conditions, explored the deformation discipline of the thin-walled parts and the boundary conditions of controlling deformation, and optimized the process of eliminating residual stress. Based on the above work, a series of HIP equipment were specially designed for the treatment on additive manufactured parts, which could provide solid support for the development of additive manufacturing technology.

Keywords
Hot Isostatic Pressing (HIP), Additive Manufacturing, Temperature Uniformity

Published online 2/11/2019, 11 pages
Copyright © 2019 by the author(s)
Published under license by Materials Research Forum LLC., Millersville PA, USA

Citation: Hongxia Chen, Deming Zhang, Qing Ye, Large-Scale and Industrialized HIP Equipment for the Densification of Additive Manufactured Parts, Materials Research Proceedings, Vol. 10, pp 47-57, 2019

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21741/9781644900031-7

The article was published as article 7 of the book Hot Isostatic Pressing

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