Presolicitation
Small Scale R&D Electron Beam Melting System
EBMS
Department of Energy, ORNL Ut-Battelle LLC-DOE Contractor. Powder Metallurgy Part Manufacturing.
Response deadline
April 10, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT
Closed 936 days ago. Posted April 3, 2024. Scheduled to archive April 11, 2024.
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Description
As published on SAM.gov.
To enable project success, ORNL is looking to expand their capabilities in electron beam powder bed additive manufacturing. The system specifications that are required are listed below. The electron beam powder bed additive system will allow for small scale processing of high temperature materials in a vacuum environment. The system will allow for complete control over the electron beam positioning as a function of time along with in-situ electron monitoring correlated to beam position.
The system will require small amounts of metal powder in order to build specimens. The system will also conform to space and weight requirements listed below. Certain non-negotiable features as well as further stretch goals have been identified for the Small Scale R&D EBM system. Listed below, a machine is being pursued that… Specifications:
Power Source: Electron Beam Beam accelerating voltage: at least 60kV Laser heated cathode Beam Power: Variable up to 6 kW Build volume shape: Circular Build volume size: no larger than 100mm diameter and 150mm tall Base pressure in vacuum chamber: at least 10-6 mbar or lower Base pressure in electron gun: at least 10-6 mbar or lower Pumpdown time of vacuum chamber: no more than 15 minutes System will contain a backscatter electron detector for in-situ process monitoring able to operate in both TOPO and COMPO modes System will utilize a push piston to supply powder to the raking mechanism System will utilize a periscope type optical train to allow for unobstructed viewing of the fabrication process without degradation due to metallization Beam control and tool paths will be open source and fully customizable via programming scripts System will utilize a digital acquisition system along with triggers to allow for 3rd party sensors to be integrated into the system System will utilize Linux as the primary operating system Time to change to new material: less than 4 hours System will have a footprint in X and Y of less than 3 square meters System will weigh less than 1000 kg System Power: 400V Delivery timeframe less than 2 months Installation of the equipment will be performed by seller along with a site acceptance test to be determined by the seller Seller will supply any documentation on electrical certifications and electrical diagrams Seller will provide on-site training of the equipment Seller will supply option for service contract
Publications
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April 3, 2024
Presolicitation
Due April 10, 2024 at 2:00 PM EDT. SAM.gov, notice 2df2fe0b92474358a62c7ad8b80bfbbf
Points of contact
- Scott Scarbroughscarbroughws@ornl.gov865-341-2675
- Lisa Cobbcobbll@ornl.gov865-341-3659