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Metals 2016,6, 286 3.ResultsandDiscussion 3.1. PhasesandComposition Identification Figure2depicts the typicalXRDspectrumofSLM-processedcomposites. Itwasevident that thepeakscharacterizedwithrelativelystrongdiffraction intensitieswere identifiedas thealuminum matrix, i.e., theAlSi10Mgphase.Meanwhile, theprimaryphaseofSiwasalsogeneratedduringSLM, whichwasmainlyconsistentwith thepreviousreports. Thediffractionpeakswithrelativelyweak intensitycorrespondingto thenewsilica-richphase (aluminumsilicate, i.e.,Al2Si4O10)was identified, revealingthegeneral formationof the insitusynthesizedAl2Si4O10 reinforcedAMCs. Figure2.XRDspectrum(a)andthefieldemissionscanningelectronicmicroscope(FE-SEM)images showingthecharacteristicmicrostructure(b)of theSLM-processedcompositesat150Wand400mm/s. ThemicrostructureofSLM-processedcomposites is showninFigure2b. Itwasclearlyobserved that thequitefinecellularmicrostructurewasobtainedwithanellipseshape. EDXspectraof the two differentphasesabovewereobtainedtodeterminetheirrespectivechemicalcompositionquantitatively, andtherelevantresultsare illustratedinTable1. Itwasrevealedthat thephase(Point1,Figure2b)was richinAlelementswithasmallamountofSiandOelementsdissolvedinthealuminummatrix,which wasconsideredthealuminummatrix. Thehigherconcentrationofoxygencouldhavebeenascribed to thediffusionof theAl2O3 reinforcement.Ontheotherhand, themolten liquidaluminumtended tooxidizeduringSLMdue to the residualoxygenwithin theoperatingchamber [11],whereas the phase (Point 2, Figure2b)wasmainly composedofAl, Si, andOelementswithanatomic ratioof approximate2:4:10,whichrevealedthat thenewphaseof insitusynthesizedAl2Si4O10 reinforcements weregenerated.Moreover,asseenfromtheEDXresults, thehighcoolingrate inducedbySLMcan effectivelyextendthesolidsolubilityofSi in thealuminummatrix, leadingtoasupersaturatedsolid solutionof6.07%. Furtheranalysisof theEDXresultof thealuminummatrix indicatedSLMcould largelyextendthesolidsolubilityofSi inα-Al, leading toasupersaturatedsolidsolutionof6.07%. Thus, it is reasonable toconcludethat the insituAl2Si4O10phasewasgenerated,andtheattendant in situAl2Si4O10/AlSi10MgcompositesweresuccessfullypreparedbySLMcombinedwith theXRDand EDXresults. Table1.EDXelementanalysisofPoint1andPoint2 inFigure2bshowingthechemical compositions in theSLM-processedAl2Si4O10/AlSi10Mgcomposites. Position Elements (at.%) Al Si O Mg Point1 89.1 5.75 4.74 0.41 Point2 12.56 24.98 62.46 - 112
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3D Printing of Metals
Title
3D Printing of Metals
Author
Manoj Gupta
Editor
MDPI
Location
Basel
Date
2017
Language
English
License
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
ISBN
978-3-03842-592-2
Size
17.0 x 24.4 cm
Pages
170
Keywords
3D printing, additive manufacturing, electron beam melting, selective laser melting, laser metal deposition, aluminum, titanium, magnesium, composites
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