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Xi’an West Aviation Intelligence is scaling its proprietary Forge-Printing technology to produce high-integrity turbofan engine components, including turbine casings and blisks.
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Xi’an West Aviation Intelligence is scaling its proprietary Forge-Printing technology to produce high-integrity turbofan engine components, including turbine casings and blisks.

Xi'an Aerospace Additive Manufacturing
Xi'an Aerospace Additive Manufacturing

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Originally reported by 南极熊

Xi’an West Aviation Intelligence is scaling its proprietary Forge-Printing technology to produce high-integrity turbofan engine components, including turbine casings and blisks. By integrating Directed Energy Deposition with synchronous micro-forging, the process achieves forged-level mechanical properties while reducing material waste by over 70%. This technical leap overcomes traditional AM porosity and grain issues, cutting production cycles by 60% compared to conventional forging. This hybrid approach marks a systemic shift toward localized, high-integrity aerospace manufacturing. #AdditiveManufacturing #Aerospace #3DPrinting #Aviation #TechInnovation #Engineering

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