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Application of Selective Laser Sintering Rapid Prototyping in Investment Casting

Zhu Fushun

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The integration technique about combination of sintering alkali-corrosion resistant valve prototypes of PS-base powder material by SLS technique and the manufacturing the valve castings by investment casting technique is introduced.The fast casting process from the computer 3-D models to the metals spare parts is realized.

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The integration technique about combination of sintering alkali-corrosion resistant valve prototypes of PS-base powder material by SLS technique and the manufacturing the valve castings by investment casting technique is introduced.The fast casting process from the computer 3-D models to the metals spare parts is realized.

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The integration technique about combination of sintering alkali-corrosion resistant valve prototypes of PS-base powder material by SLS technique and the manufacturing the valve castings by investment casting technique is introduced.The fast casting process from the computer 3-D models to the metals spare parts is realized.

Key concepts: Investment casting, Selective laser sintering, Spare part, Rapid prototyping, Materials science, Sintering, Casting, Selective laser melting

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