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MorphologyAnalysisofaMultilayerSinglePassvia
NovelMetalThin-WallCoatingForming
XinWang*, JunDu,ZhengyingWei,XueweiFang,GuangxiZhao,HaoBai,WeiLiu,
ChuanqiRenandYunfeiYao
StatekeyLaboratoryofManufacturingSystemEngineering,Xi’anJiaotongUniversity,Xi’an710049,China;
jundu2010@mail.xjtu.edu.cn(J.D.); zywei@mail.xjtu.edu.cn(Z.W.); fangxuewei0920@gmail.com(X.F.);
zgx6464946@gmail.com(G.Z.); zzujixiebaihao@163.com(H.B.); tyutliuwei@163.com(W.L.);
legend7718@163.com(C.R.);yyf931012@stu.xjtu.edu.cn(Y.Y.)
* Correspondence: linkwangxin@aol.com;Tel.:+86-15667083308
AcademicEditor:ManojGupta
Received: 30 June2016;Accepted: 24November2016;Published: 9December2016
Abstract:Throughusinganovelmicro-coatingmetaladditivemanufacturing(MCMAM)process
in thisstudy, the formingcharacteristicsof themultilayersingle-passspecimenswere investigated.
The forming defects including the porosity and the bonding quality between layers were
analyzed. Moreover, we also attempted to study the effect of process parameters such as flow
rate, deposition velocity, and layer thickness on the formingmorphology. Based on the results,
theoptimizationofprocessparameterswas conducted for the fabricationof thin-wallMCMAM.
Finally, estimationcriteria for the integrityof the interfacialbondwereestablished.
Keywords: additivemanufacturing; formingdefects;bondingquality; formingmorphology
1. Introduction
Additive manufacturing (AM) has attracted much attention from the public due to its
unique advantages, such as unrivalled design freedom and short lead times [1]. It can produce
high-performancemetalcomponentsrapidlyusingalloypowderorwiresasrawmaterialandapplying
ahigh-power laserorelectronbeamasaheatsource [2–5].However, thehighcapital costsandslow
throughputprintinghaveseverelyrestricted itsapplication.
To overcome the shortages of traditional AM,micro-coatingmetal additivemanufacturing
(MCMAM)hasbeenproposedasacommercialmanufacturing technology.Comparedwith traditional
metalAMtechnologies,MCMAMhasshownseveraladvantages.Atfirst, itprovidesahighermaterial
utilizationthanselective lasermelting(SLM)withahighdepositionrate. Second, itproduces lessdust
pollutionthanpowder-basedequipmentwhenthepowdermaterialwasrecycled. Third, ithasa lower
equipmentcost thanSLMandelectronbeammachining(EBM)[6].
Xiongetal. investigatedtheformingcharacteristicsofamultilayersinglepasswiththeapplication
ofGMAW-basedadditivemanufacturing [7]. Jorge et al. developeda fuseddepositionmodeling
(FDM)systemformetals thatcandepositelectronicstructuresdirectly [8]. Yaoetal. adoptedametal
dropletdepositionmanufacturingprocess toreduceproductdevelopment timeaswellas thecostof
manufacturing[9].However,depositionaccuracywasdifficult tocontrol. Inaddition, thenovelmetal
additivemanufacturingprocessproposedinthispaperwasanalyzedusinganumerical simulation
method.Nevertheless, the influencesofprocessparametersontheformingmorphologyhavenever
beenmentioned[10].
Therefore, thispaper is aimedat investigating the effects of themajorprocessparameters on
the formingmorphologyandthebondingqualitybetweenlayersduringthemicro-coatingadditive
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3D Printing of Metals
- Titel
- 3D Printing of Metals
- Autor
- Manoj Gupta
- Herausgeber
- MDPI
- Ort
- Basel
- Datum
- 2017
- Sprache
- englisch
- Lizenz
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-03842-592-2
- Abmessungen
- 17.0 x 24.4 cm
- Seiten
- 170
- Schlagwörter
- 3D printing, additive manufacturing, electron beam melting, selective laser melting, laser metal deposition, aluminum, titanium, magnesium, composites
- Kategorien
- Naturwissenschaften Chemie