Mechanical properties of the samples produced by volume powder cladding of stainless steel using a continuous fiber laser

Bykovskiy, D P; Petrovskiy, V N; Mironov, V. D.; Osintsev, A. V.; Ochkov, K. Yu.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/747/1/012057

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“…VT6 alloy powder consists of spherical particles with size distribution 40-110 microns, the chemical composition of which is shown in the side blades of 316L stainless steel powder have been received and investigated in our previous works [9,10]. Then the optimal strategy for the creation of such samples was selected.…”

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“…If cladding direction is parallel, then contour of the blade 1 would be deposited first, and then it would be inner part, consisting of several regions, numbered 2 tive to the substrate after cooling. New layers are formed Tensile tests were performed on the machine INSTRON 5966, which has the following operational characteristics: allowable load is 10 kN, maximum speed is 1500 mm/min, minimum speed is loy powder consists of spherical 110 microns, the chemical composition of which is shown in the Ti Balance side blades of 316L stainless steel powder have been received and [9,10]. Then the optimal strategy for the creation of such samples was selected.…”

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Direct metal laser deposition of titanium powder Ti-6Al-4V

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Abstract. The paper presents the results of mechanical properties study of the material produced by direct metal laser deposition of VT6 titanium powder. The properties were determined by the results of stretching at tensile testing machine, as well as compared with the properties of the same rolled material. These results show that obtained samples have properties on the level or even higher than that ones of the samples obtained from the rolled material in a certain range of technological regimes. IntroductionTitanium alloys have already well approved themselves in chemical, marine, aerospace industries. They are very strong, able to withstand heavy loads and have reduced mass. In addition, titanium alloys are used for manufacturing implants and prostheses. Tissues around such implants are not subjects to change. They are resistant to corrosion in aggressive environment of the human body, and oxide coating on their surface prevents the escape of the implant ions into the body. However, the manufacture of titanium parts and implants is strictly individual task, as it is a material, which is difficult to process. This fact significantly increases the cost of a product. There is a significant interest in using different additive technology for manufacturing titanium parts in recent times. It is necessary to provide wide complex of researches and tests. Titanium alloys are used in the following additive technology: melting layer by layer powder by electron beam (EBM) [1,2] or laser (SLM, SLS methods) [3,4], feeding melted powder or wire by plasma arc [5,6] or laser (DMLD) [7,8]. We suggest using laser metal deposition technology for manufacturing of titanium parts. This technology involves melting of metallic powder feeding through the nozzle coaxially with the radiation. When the nozzle moves along the surface, new metal layer will be formed after solidification. Thus, it is possible to produce parts of the desired shape. The research presents the results of the mechanical properties study of the samples obtained by laser metal deposition technology by different technological modes.

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confidence: 99%