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Institute of Technology of Cambodia

Department of Industrial and Mechanical Engineering

Award Stamp (EBM)

Adviser : Dr. KRUY Sothea


Presenter : PECH Ravin

December 20, 2021


Content

1. Introduction
2. Literature review
3. Equipment
4. Processing
5. Final product
6. Conclusion
7. Reference

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1. Introduction

 Significances
 The EBM process uses a beam several times more powerful than a laser.
 EBM can produce high-quality metal parts comparable to those produced with traditional manufacturing
methods such as casting.
 Not only do the parts possess strong mechanical properties, they also typically have a high density.
 EBM offers minimal waste, as most of the unused powder can be recycled for future use.

 Objective
 To create an award stamp using electron beam machining process by melting with Arcam EBM machine.
 To make an award stamp with rough surface.

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2. Literature review

 EBM schematic
2. Literature review

 EBM electron gun

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2. Literature review

 EBM for melting

 A high-energy electron beam melts layers of powdered metal to create a form within a vacuum

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3. Equipment

Arcam EBM Titanium powder


Melting rate: /hour

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4. Processing

1. CAD Software Design 2. Build Model Generation in Magics software

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4. Processing

3. Fill the hoppers with powder 4. Start melting with electron beam

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4. Processing

5. Finish melting 6. Powder recovery

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5. Final product

 Process duration time: 30 min

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6. Conclusion

 Final product are finished by using 3D printing technologies. This increased beam power and multiple
electron beams are used simultaneously in the EBM process and ultimately means faster printing speeds.
 Preheating the print bed also minimizes residual stresses reducing that need for support structures.
 Even our products are not smooth enough but it has high density. To get a clean product, we need some
polishing process.

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7. Reference

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TM6aZSwsrBE&t=207s
 https://amfg.ai/2018/05/16/electron-beam-melting-introduction/

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