Research and Development of a Hybrid Rapid Manufacturing Process

Frank W. Liou; J. Choi; Robert G. Landers; Vijayakumar Janardhan; S. N. Balakrishnan; Sanjeev Agarwal

Research and Development of a Hybrid Rapid Manufacturing Process

Frank W. Liou
, J. Choi
, Robert G. Landers
, Vijayakumar Janardhan
, S. N. Balakrishnan
, Sanjeev Agarwal

Missouri University of Science and Technology

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This paper presents the research and development of a hybrid rapid manufacturing process being developed at the University of Missouri--Rolla. This process includes a laser deposition and a 5- axis CNC milling system. By combining laser deposition and machining processes, the resulting hybrid process can provide greater build capability and better accuracy and surface finish. The hybrid process can build some features that are difficult to build in using a purely deposition processes. The issues and related approaches in the research and development of the hybrid deposition-machining process, including laser deposition process, system design and integration, process planning, and sensor selection and control, are discussed.

Original language	American English
Journal	Proceedings of the 12th Annual Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium (2001, Austin, TX)
State	Published - Aug 8 2001

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Electrical and Computer Engineering
Manufacturing

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