Fabrication of AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin Wall Structures by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing: Evaluation of Metallurgical Characteristics and Mechanical Properties

Khan, M. D. Aseef; Masanta, Manoj

doi:10.1007/s11665-024-09874-w

J. of Materi Eng and Perform

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11665-024-09874-w

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Fabrication of AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin Wall Structures by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing: Evaluation of Metallurgical Characteristics and Mechanical Properties

M. D. Aseef Khan,

Manoj Masanta

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SiC Reinforced AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin-Wall Structure Fabrication by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing (TIG PBF-AAM) Method

Khan,

Masanta

2024

Metall Mater Trans B

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SiC Reinforced AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin-Wall Structure Fabrication by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing (TIG PBF-AAM) Method

Khan,

Masanta

2024

Metall Mater Trans B

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Effects of mandrel velocity on residual stresses created in cold expansion process of adjacent holes for AA6016-T6 and AA1100 aluminum alloys

Yaghoubi,

Shirazi

2024

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Comprehensive analysis of arc methods of 3D printing of metal products: assessment of the efficiency and prospects of using TIG as a heat source

Horbenko,

Zvorykin

2024

Mech. Adv. Technol.

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In recent years, additive technologies have become increasingly important for the production of parts with complex geometries, enabling the rapid and efficient creation of objects with different shapes and configurations in industrial sectors such as medicine, aerospace and construction. The focus of the study was the analysis of arc processes for additive manufacturing, particularly through non-consumable electrode welding in an inert gas environment (TIG) and its applications as a heat source. Modern methods of 3D printing metal products, such as SLM (Selective Laser Melting), EBM (Electron Beam Melting), and LMD (Laser Metal Deposition), allow the production of parts with good quality indicators: accuracy, surface roughness, mechanical properties, and others. However, these methods are expensive due to the technological complexity of the equipment, and a weakness of these methods is their low productivity compared to arc methods. The results presented in this article show that the productivity of arc methods in additive manufacturing is several times higher than that of SLM, EBM, and LMD, and arc methods are more cost-effective due to lower equipment costs and reduced energy consumption. The article presents the schemes of arc methods of additive manufacturing. One of the promising directions in the development of hybrid technology, namely the use of the TIG heat source for sintering metal powders, offers an effective way to reduce the cost of additive manufacturing by replacing the laser as a heat source, while allowing the continued use of various types of metal powders, reinforcing materials, and metal-ceramic blends.

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Fabrication of AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin Wall Structures by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing: Evaluation of Metallurgical Characteristics and Mechanical Properties

Cited by 3 publications

References 38 publications

SiC Reinforced AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin-Wall Structure Fabrication by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing (TIG PBF-AAM) Method

SiC Reinforced AISI 434L Stainless Steel Thin-Wall Structure Fabrication by TIG-Aided Powder Bed Fusion Arc Additive Manufacturing (TIG PBF-AAM) Method

Effects of mandrel velocity on residual stresses created in cold expansion process of adjacent holes for AA6016-T6 and AA1100 aluminum alloys

Comprehensive analysis of arc methods of 3D printing of metal products: assessment of the efficiency and prospects of using TIG as a heat source

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