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Apparatus for additively manufacturing three-dimensional objects

A three-dimensional object, additive technology, applied in processing and manufacturing, additive manufacturing, metal processing equipment, etc., can solve the problems of high cost of irradiation unit, high maintenance and operation requirements

Inactive Publication Date: 2019-08-16
CL SCHUTZRECHTSVERW
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However, irradiation units suitable for generating high-power energy beams are costly and require high maintenance and operation, since relatively high-demanding internal structures such as cooling units, energy sources, etc. are provided for these irradiation units

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[0028] only figure 1 A device 1 is shown for the additive production of a three-dimensional object 2 by sequentially selectively irradiating and curing layers of a build material 3 curable by means of an energy beam 8 . The device 1 comprises an illumination device 4 with an illumination unit 5 comprising a common holding structure 6—in the exemplary embodiment, in the form of a common housing. The illuminating unit 5 also includes a plurality of illuminating elements 7 , five illuminating elements 7 being provided in this exemplary embodiment.

[0029] As can be seen from the figures, the illuminating elements 7 are arranged in a common holding structure 6 , in other words, wherein the common holding structure 6 encloses the illuminating elements 7 inter alia. Since the illuminating elements 7 are attached to the common holding structure 6 and to each other (optionally), the common holding structure 6 defines a spatial relationship and holds the illuminating elements 7 in th...

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Apparatus (1) for additively manufacturing three-dimensional objects (2) by means of successive layerwise selective irradiation and consolidation of layers of a build material (3) which can be consolidated by means of an energy source, wherein an irradiation device (4) with at least one irradiation unit (5) is provided that comprises a common holding structure (6), in particular a common housing,holding at least two irradiation elements (7) in a defined spatial relation, wherein the at least two irradiation elements (7) are individually controllable.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for the additive production of three-dimensional objects by selectively irradiating and curing layers of a construction material curable by means of energy beams sequentially layer by layer. Background technique [0002] Apparatus are known in the prior art for the additive manufacturing (ie additive manufacturing) of three-dimensional objects, for example by selectively irradiating and curing layers with an energy source, for example an energy beam, such as a laser beam. Typically, an irradiation unit, such as a laser source, is provided, which is adapted to generate a corresponding energy beam. The energy beam is directed onto a build material that can be arranged in a build plane. [0003] Furthermore, it is known in the prior art that various parameters of the energy beam during irradiation directly affect the curing properties of the build material. For example, the energy depleted within a given volume of build...

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IPC IPC(8): B29C64/153B29C64/268B22F3/105B28B1/00B33Y10/00B33Y30/00
CPCB29C64/153B29C64/268B28B1/001B33Y10/00B33Y30/00B22F10/00B22F12/45B22F10/28B22F10/36B22F10/30B29C64/135B29C64/277Y02P10/25B29C64/282B29C64/286
Inventor F·舒德尔P·庞蒂勒-许穆拉B·艾肯伯格
Owner CL SCHUTZRECHTSVERW
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