Additive Technology in the Aerospace Industry

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jul 2018 English Publisher:Allerton PressJournal:Russian Engineering Research, volume 38, pages 534-535 (issn: 1068-798X, eissn: 1934-8088,

Authors: Yu. L. Ryabikov; I. V. Yaronov; A. G. Kovalev;

doi: 10.3103/s1068798x18070195

Additive Technology in the Aerospace Industry

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Aerospace components may be produced from titanium powder by selective laser sintering. The satisfactory operation of such components under standard loads has been confirmed. In this technology, the manufacturing time and the consumption of titanium are decreased.

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