Laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing anomaly detection
AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsScott Alan Gold, Ziyad Smoqi
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AssigneeGeneral Electric Company
InventorsScott Alan Gold, Ziyad Smoqi
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Aspects of the present disclosure provide techniques for additive manufacturing anomaly detection. An example method includes obtaining, from an electromagnetic energy sensor, a time-series signal comprising a plurality of samples, wherein the samples correspond to electromagnetic emissions from an interaction between a first energy source and powder at a first focal point on a layer of additive material and the samples are generated at a sampling rate greater than or equal to a first sampling rate; decomposing the time-series signal into at least a high-frequency signal variation component; computing one or more spatiotemporal statistical values from the high-frequency signal variation component of the time-series signal; identifying, with a machine learning model, one or more perturbations, from the one or more spatiotemporal statistical values, that exceeds a predetermined threshold corresponding to the one or more spatiotemporal statistical values; and generating an alert in response to identifying the one or more perturbations.
A method for additive manufacturing anomaly detection, the method comprising:
An additive manufacturing system comprising:
A apparatus comprising:
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