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2.2.Arrangementof theExperiments
Toevaluate the feasibilityandthecontrolparametersof thedesignedexperiment, aSn63Pb37
alloywas involvedinthiswork.Accordingtoactualsituation, thecrucible temperaturewasheated
to270 ◦C, the initialdistancebetweenthemicro-coatingnozzleandthesubstratewasset to1.6mm,
thesubstrate temperaturewasset to90 ◦C,andtheargonmassflowmeterpressurewasset to100KPa.
Single-layersinglepass (SLSP)experimental conditionsareshowninTable1.
Table1.Experimental conditionofmicro-coatingmetaladditivemanufacturing(MCMAM).
PropertyandParameter Value
Coatingheadtemperature 270 ◦C
Heatingsubstrate 90 ◦C
Argonmassflowmeter 20–70mm3/s
Depositionvelocity 9–24mm/s
Initialdistance 1.6mm
Layer thickness 0.9–2.1mm
Coatingnozzle 0.3mm
Pressure 100KPa
Glovebox Ar(99.999%) (20ppm)
Sizeofcopper-cladsubstrate 300mm×200mm×10mm
SLSPdeposited length 130mm
multilayersinglepassdeposited length 100mm
3.ResultsandDiscussion
Asabasicunit, the formingprocessofasingle-trackspecimenshouldbeprimarily investigated.
Therearemanyprocessparameters intheMCMAMformingprocess, includingthedepositionvelocity,
the flowrate, thedistance from thenozzle to theworkpiece, the heating temperature, the nozzle
size, and the heat dissipation conditions, having great impacts on the final forming quality of
specimens. Thepresentpaper focusesonthedepositionvelocity, theflowrate,andthe layer thickness;
thus,other factorsarekeptconstant.
3.1. PreliminaryExperiments toDetermine theProcessWindowofSLSP
In this section, the effect of flow rate and deposition velocity on the formingmorphology
is explored. The flow rate varied from 20 to 70 mm3/s, and the deposition velocity varied
from9to24mm/s.AccordingtotheparameterspresentedinTable1,asetofpreliminaryexperiments
had been conducted. Moreover, the SLSP combination was evaluated according to the surface
morphology and the relationship between the process parameters and the formingmorphology
ofSLSPwereanalyzed, theresultsofwhichcanbefoundinFigure2.
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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
- Categories
- Naturwissenschaften Chemie