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  • 2023Experimental evaluation of the metal powder particle flow on the melt pool during directed energy deposition3citations
  • 2023Comparison and Analysis of Hyperspectral Temperature Data in Directed Energy Deposition3citations
  • 2022Numerical and experimental study of a crack localisation system embedded in 3D printed smart metallic componentscitations
  • 2022Powder-Gas Jet Velocity Characterization during Coaxial Directed Energy Deposition Process1citations
  • 2021Prediction of build geometry for DED using supervised learning methods on simulated process monitoring data8citations
  • 2021Structural health monitoring through surface acoustic wave inspection deployed on capillaries embedded in additively manufactured componentscitations
  • 2021Process parameter study for enhancement of directed energy deposition powder efficiency based on single-track geometry evaluation10citations
  • 2021Production Assessment of Hybrid Directed Energy Deposition Manufactured Sample with Integrated Effective Structural Health Monitoring channel (eSHM)4citations
  • 2020Offline powder-gas nozzle jet characterization for coaxial laser-based Directed Energy Deposition21citations
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Comparison and Analysis of Hyperspectral Temperature Data in Directed Energy Deposition

  • Ertveldt, Julien
  • Jardon, Zoé
  • Guillaume, Patrick
  • Sanchez Medina, Jorge
  • Hinderdael, Michaël
  • Snyers, Charles
  • Baere, Dieter De
Abstract

Directed energy deposition is an additive manufacturing process that allows the production of near net shape structures. Moreover, the process can also be applied for the repair of high value components. To obtain structures with consistent good characteristics, the directed energy deposition process requires the implementation of a control system. The currently applied approaches for control that are discussed in the literature have specifically focused on melt-pool temperature control. Pyrometers have been used for such purposes; however, they provide only a single scalar value without any spatial information. In this paper, the implementation of a high-speed hyperspectral camera-based system is discussed with a high spatial resolution unlike the pyrometers. Different calibration and temperature estimation procedures for this camera-based system are evaluated and analyzed. The number of effective wavelengths needed for temperature estimation will be discussed in detail and provide an outlook on the potential of this hyperspectral camera-based system. In addition to the number of wavelengths, another important aspect of the temperature estimation methods is the stability with respect to disturbances. Within this paper, the impact of the nominal laser power will be evaluated on the stability of the temperature signals for a control system.

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  • Deposition
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • melt
  • directed energy deposition