Varied component density for thermal isolation
A component, low-density area technology, applied in the field of variable component density for thermal insulation, can solve problems such as affecting strength and brittleness
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[0019] As mentioned above, varying the amount of material is one way to create a thermal gradient in a component. Conventional subtractive processes remove material from certain regions to form thin regions. In certain embodiments, a plurality of holes may be provided throughout a region of the member to reduce the thermal conductivity of the region. However, as noted above, thinning a component can affect its strength and durability.
[0020] Additive manufacturing techniques allow components to be manufactured in different ways. Instead of removing material as is done traditionally, additive manufacturing techniques form components layer by layer. One such additive manufacturing technique is called Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), which uses a powder bed and a laser. Apply a thin layer of powder to the workpiece space. A laser is used to sinter the powder only in the areas where the component will be formed. The remainder of the metal powder remains and forms a powd...
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