Recherche sur fabrication additive à l'aide d'un laser

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Title: Characterization of new re-used Monel K500 Feedstock
Powders used for laser additive
manufactacturing

W7707-155779/A
LeBlanc, JoAnne
Telephone No. - (902) 496-5010
Fax No. - (902) 496-5016

Requirement:
The department of Defence Research & Developpement Canada (DRDC)
has a requirement to study the effect of morphology of new and
re-used Monel K500 feedstock produced using a laser additive
manufacturing (LAM) machine.

Additive manufacturing (AM) is a collection of technologies in
which items are made via continuous addition or consolidation of
raw materials from 3D model data, usually layer upon layer, as
opposed to the traditional "subtractive" manufacturing approach
in which appropriately sized quantities of raw materials are
machined into the desired final shape and size. AM is an
emerging manufactruing technology that is playing an
increasingly important role in the manufacturing and
re-manufacturing areas. There are potentially great needs in
the CAF/DND to use this advanced modern technology for the
repair and refurbishment of used or worn high-value critical
components, and for on-demand manufacturing and/or portable
manufacturing. For that purpose a laser additive manufacturing
(LAM) machine has been acquired and Defence R & D Canada -
Atlantic Research Centre is supporting the Canadian Navy's
efforts to imporve the reliability and quality of the components
made using the LAM machine. One of the materials to be
experimented is Monel K500 (nickel-copper alloy) as components
made of Monel K500 have been widely used in the Canadian naval
platforms. The objective of this contractual work is to study
the effect of microstructures of the deposition material
produced using a LAM machine. One of the materials to be
experimented is Monel K500 (nickel-copper allow) as components
made of Monel K500 have been widely used in the Canadian naval
platforms.

The solicitation document contains complete details on the
requirement and the bid evaluation and contractor selection
methodology.

Time Schedule:
To begin upon contrct award and must be completed by February
28, 2015.

Basis of selection: will be based on the highest point rated
complient bid within budget.

Funding:
The maximum funding available for the Contract resulting from
the bid solicitation is $35,000.00 + applicable taxes.

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