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Method for removing cracks of Rene104 nickel-based superalloy during laser additive manufacturing

The invention provides a method for removing cracks of Rene104 nickel-based superalloy during laser additive manufacturing, and belongs to the fields of additive manufacturing and superalloy. Aiming at solving the problem that cracks are liable to occur to Rene104 nickel-based superalloy with a high Al content and a high Ti content (Al+Ti>5%) during laser additive manufacturing, by designing laserforming parameters and sub-regional scanning strategies, generation of large-size cracks in a formed part is suppressed; then stress relief annealing is used for completely removing residual stress in the formed part; and discharge plasma sintering treatment is adopted for removing the cracks in the formed part, and grain growth during the sintering process is suppressed. The scheme that after the formed part is obtained through laser additive manufacturing, in combination with stress relief annealing and discharge plasma sintering treatment, the cracks in the formed part are removed is proposed for the first time. By using the method for preparing the Rene104 nickel-based superalloy with the high Al content and high Ti content, no cracks are found in the formed part, and the tensile strength of the formed part at the room temperature can reach 1300 MPa or higher.
Owner:CENT SOUTH UNIV

Replaceable and/or easily removable needle systems for dermal and transdermal cryogenic remodeling

The present invention generally provides improved medical devices, systems, and methods. Embodiments may be particularly well suited for the treatment of dermatological and / or cosmetic defects, and alternative embodiments may be configured for treatment of a wide range of target tissues. Some embodiments of the present invention apply cooling with at least one small, tissue-penetrating probe, the probe often comprising a needle having a size suitable for inserting through an exposed surface of the skin of a patient without leaving a visible scar. The cooling may remodel one or more target tissue so as to effect a desired change in a composition of the target tissue and / or a change in its behavior. Exemplary embodiments make use of replaceable needle probes supported by a probe body handle, with small needle probes often being replaced during treatment of a single patient. Unlike the large format cryogenic cooling systems of the past, small cryogenic cooling needle probes may dull or be damaged by insertion. Careful control over the control of cryogenic cooling fluid into a needle probe can allow the length of the active cooling to be controlled through depletion of liquid from an evaporating cryogenic cooling flow. Hence, even needles having similar external structures may provide differing lengths of an iceball along the needle axis. Surprisingly, small cryogenic cooling needles and / or other cryogenic cooling probes having a lubricious coating will allow safe removal of the probe from the treatment region while at a least a portion of the tissue remains frozen, significantly decreasing the overall time for a procedure involving many insertion / freeze / removal cycles.
Owner:PACIRA CRYOTECH INC
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