公开(公告)号：US20190163167A1

公开(公告)日：2019-05-30

申请号：US15824206

申请日：2017-11-28

Applicant: General Electric Company

Inventor： Subhrajit ROYCHOWDHURY ,  Brian McCARTHY ,  Michael TUCKER ,  David C BOGDAN, JR. ,  Michael Evans GRAHAM ,  William CARTER ,  Victor OSTROVERKHOV

IPC: G05B19/4099

Abstract: Some embodiments facilitate creation of an industrial asset item via an additive manufacturing process wherein motion is provided between a build plate and a print arm. A correction engine may receive, from an industrial asset item definition data store containing at least one electronic record defining the industrial asset item, the data defining the industrial asset item. A correction engine computer processor may then correct the motion provided between the build plate and the print arm such that the motion deviates from a path indicated by the data defining the industrial asset item. The three-dimension printer may be a rotary printer such that the build plate rotates about a vertical axis and moves along the vertical axis during printing. In these cases, a pre-compensation algorithm may be applied to correct the motion provided between the build plate and the print arm before transmitting data to the three-dimensional additive manufacturing printer.

公开(公告)号：US20190113907A1

公开(公告)日：2019-04-18

申请号：US15787189

申请日：2017-10-18

Applicant: General Electric Company

Inventor： Subhrajit ROYCHOWDHURY ,  Brian McCARTHY ,  Michael TUCKER ,  David C. BOGDAN, JR. ,  Michael Evans GRAHAM ,  William CARTER

IPC: G05B19/4099 ,  B22F3/105 ,  G06T17/00

Abstract: Some embodiments facilitate creation of an industrial asset item via a rotary additive manufacturing process. For example, a build plate may rotate about a vertical axis and move, relative to a print arm, along the vertical axis during printing. An industrial asset item definition data store may contain at least one electronic record defining the industrial asset item. A frame creation computer processor may slice the data defining the industrial asset item to create a series of two-dimensional, locally linear frames helically arranged as a spiral staircase of steps (and each step may be oriented normal to the vertical axis. Indications of the series of two-dimensional frames may then be output to be provided to a rotary three-dimensional printer.