Linear Motor 3D printing technology is used to repair and upgrade gas turbine blades. Siemens is a well-loved brand of home appliances, has been in China for more than one hundred and forty years, and Siemens home-made home appliances are trusted and sought after, closely related to its enterprise spirit of excellence. 

    The gas turbine is an integral part of modern home appliances, and the turbine blades are an important part of the gas turbine, each of which can be used to power about 10 porsches, during gas turbine operation, high temperature and high speed gas can cause the tip of a turbine blade to burn, leading to increased tip clearance and reduced engine performance, in addition, the process leads to a vicious circle: with the formation and expansion of blade tip clearance, the loss of the blade material without the protective coating due to high temperature gas leakage occurs more quickly, the clearance between the tip of the blade and the ANNULUS is further enlarged. This is one of the problems that Siemens has been focusing on in recent years, as it innovatively introduced 3D printing into the manufacture of turbine blades, combining it with algorithms developed by the Siemens Energy team, a digital maintenance chain is established, which can parameterize the deformed geometry, thus cooling the critical area and preventing the material loss. 

    As one of the most revolutionary technologies of the twenty-one St Century, 3d printing is rapidly penetrating all walks of life, and the development of 3D printing can not be achieved without the backing and support of linear motor technology, linear Motor has been introduced into 3d printing equipment as a driving device because of its high speed and high precision. 

     Kunshan Tong Mao Electronics Co. , Ltd. is a LINEAR MOTOR R & D, intelligent manufacturing and sales as one of the high-tech enterprises, the company's main linear motor products include no iron u-shaped slot and iron core plate two categories, exported to overseas. 

     The article was originally written by www.tmmotion.com in Kunshan, China. Please quote the source.