The setup design for selective laser sintering of high-temperature polymer materials with the alignment control system of layer deposition

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This paper presents the design of an additive setup for the selective laser sintering (SLS) of high-temperature polymeric materials, which is distinguished by an original control system for aligning the device for depositing layers of polyether ether ketone (PEEK) powder. The kinematic and laser-optical schemes are given. The main cooling circuits are described. The proposed technical and design solutions enable conducting the SLS process in different types of high-temperature polymer powders. The principles of the device adjustment for depositing powder layers based on an integral thermal analysis are disclosed. The PEEK sinterability was shown on the designed installation. The physic-mechanical properties of the tested 3D parts were evaluated in comparison with the known data and showed an acceptable quality.

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Nazarov, A., Skornyakov, I., & Shishkovsky, I. (2018). The setup design for selective laser sintering of high-temperature polymer materials with the alignment control system of layer deposition. Machines, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.3390/MACHINES6010011

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