Laser additive manufacturing of Cu–Cr–Nb alloys by using elemental powder

Dai, Zixiang; Liu, Xiao; Xie, Hongbin; Guan, Weimian; Gao, Mingyu; Li, Shunchao; Wu, Youliang; Xiao, Xuezhang; Ling, Guoping; Bao, Guohuan; Liu, Jiabin; Fang, Youtong

doi:10.1007/s10853-024-09552-1

J Mater Sci

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s10853-024-09552-1

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Laser additive manufacturing of Cu–Cr–Nb alloys by using elemental powder

Zixiang Dai,

Xiao Liu,

Hongbin Xie

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This review explores the critical role of powder quality in metal 3D printing and the importance of effective powder recycling strategies. It covers various metal 3D printing technologies, in particular Selective Laser Melting, Electron Beam Melting, Direct Energy Deposition, and Binder Jetting, and analyzes the impact of powder characteristics on the final part properties. This review highlights key challenges associated with powder recycling, including maintaining consistent particle size and shape, managing contamination, and mitigating degradation effects from repeated use, such as wear, fragmentation, and oxidation. Furthermore, it explores various recycling techniques, such as sieving, blending, plasma spheroidization, and powder conditioning, emphasizing their role in restoring powder quality and enabling reuse.

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The Challenges and Advances in Recycling/Re-Using Powder for Metal 3D Printing: A Comprehensive Review

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Laser additive manufacturing of Cu–Cr–Nb alloys by using elemental powder

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The Challenges and Advances in Recycling/Re-Using Powder for Metal 3D Printing: A Comprehensive Review

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