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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 24, 2018
Filed:
Jan. 11, 2012
Wilhelm Satzger, Munich, DE;
Siegfried Sikorski, Munich, DE;
Karl-heinz Dusel, Unterschleissheim, DE;
Wilhelm Meir, Gablingen, DE;
Bertram Kopperger, Dachau, DE;
Josef Waermann, Viehbach, DE;
Andreas Jakimov, Munich, DE;
Manuel Hertter, Munich, DE;
Hans-christian Melzer, Jetzendorf, DE;
Thomas Hess, Munich, DE;
Wilhelm Satzger, Munich, DE;
Siegfried Sikorski, Munich, DE;
Karl-Heinz Dusel, Unterschleissheim, DE;
Wilhelm Meir, Gablingen, DE;
Bertram Kopperger, Dachau, DE;
Josef Waermann, Viehbach, DE;
Andreas Jakimov, Munich, DE;
Manuel Hertter, Munich, DE;
Hans-Christian Melzer, Jetzendorf, DE;
Thomas Hess, Munich, DE;
MTU AERO ENGINES AG, Munich, DE;
Abstract
Disclosed is a method for monitoring a generative fabrication process in which a component is formed in an installation space from a multiplicity of layers by using a three-dimensional data model and a following layer is fixed to a preceding layer by means of a high-energy beam. The method comprises detecting the component at least optically and detecting the installation space thermally during layer application. Also disclosed is a device for carrying out the method.