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alarm
A type of
Sinter
application
message
(color code red). You
must acknowledge an
alarm when the alarm
dialog box that pops up
then correct the cause.
An alarm shuts down your current operation,
motion, heating, and scanning in the
SLS® system
.
APMU
(
A
pplication
P
owder
M
anagement
U
nit)
Database management
application that logs
powder transfer data it
receives from the
IRS
. APMU resides on a
PowderNet
client
SLS® system
computer and
helps ensure powder supply integrity in the
SLS process
.
auger
Screw mechanism at the bottom of the
powder transport hopper under the middle
grate on the BOS work table. The auger
grinds
part cake
powder to be recycled
before it dropping it into the
BOS
sifter.
B
batch
One unit of
blend
ed
virgin powder
and
used
powder
stored in the
IRS
Blender bin
. A batch has
a specific
Percent Virgin
and weight (e.g., 5 kg
for DuraForm PA). The
IRS
blend
s one batch
at a time.
beam
See
laser beam
.
beam delivery system
All the optical
components of the
SLS® system
, including
the
laser
, mirrors, lenses, galvanometers, and
power modulators.
beam shaft
The channel at the top of the
process chamber, below the
laser window
and above the
part bed heaters
, through
which the
laser beam
travels. The beam shaft
is centered over the
part bed
.
beam width
The smallest diameter of the
focused
laser beam
; ideally located in the
part bed
image plane.
See also
message
,
warning
,
advisory
,
and the
Message
List
Window
topic
in
Sinter
Help.
See also
Powder
Management
System
.
See also
partial
batch
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