Blisk Free 3D model

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A disk rotor or rotor-blade set consists of a rotor disk paired with blades that may be fabricated integrally via casting or milling directly into the disk itself, or built up by welding individual blades to a central hub in one single step process known as machining from a solid material component for engine designers working in the aerospace field. The name 'blisk' combines two essential elements, which are disk and blade, the core components of a turbo-machinery unit. Engineers refer to these integrated units as integrally bladed rotors (IBR) in engineering terminology. A digital 3D model created at the request of a colleague working with CAM software is presented for display purposes; the blisk itself is a simulated version built from real turbine blade geometry and paired with an edited custom disk component to provide clear visualization of CAM procedures necessary for fabricating a full-fledged rotator-diske set using standard machining methods in industrial settings.