Microstructure, compressive performance and wear resistance of pure molybdenum additively manufactured via laser powder bed fusion

Huang, Guoliang; He, Yong; Long, Shaojun; Duan, Qian; Chen, Huan; Peng, Xiaoqiang; Zhou, Liang; Huang, Ke

doi:10.1016/j.ijrmhm.2024.106740

International Journal of Refractory Metals and Hard Materials

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijrmhm.2024.106740

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Microstructure, compressive performance and wear resistance of pure molybdenum additively manufactured via laser powder bed fusion

Guoliang Huang,

Yong He,

Shaojun Long

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A Review of Wear in Additive Manufacturing: Wear Mechanism, Materials, and Process

Jiang,

Lu,

Zhao

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In fields such as industrial engineering and healthcare, additive manufacturing technology is a focal point for researchers. Wear represents a significant challenge for additive manufacturing technology, increasingly emerging as a research hotspot in recent years. This review categorizes and summarizes wear issues in additive manufacturing technology, providing a comprehensive overview of wear mechanisms, materials, and the effects of additive manufacturing processes on wear. Research indicates that different wear mechanisms result in varying wear characteristics. The inherent properties of the materials significantly influence wear during the manufacturing process. Modifying material compositions and optimizing microstructures can enhance the wear properties of additive manufacturing products. Additionally, the study of additive manufacturing technology in repair and maintenance is a current and anticipated research hotspot for the coming decades. In the research of additive manufacturing processes, the effective regulation of process parameters and their post-processing play a positive role in enhancing the wear characteristics of products produced via additive manufacturing. Lastly, the challenges and recent advancements concerning wear issues in the field of additive manufacturing technology research are summarized.

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A Review of Wear in Additive Manufacturing: Wear Mechanism, Materials, and Process

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Zhao

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Microstructure, compressive performance and wear resistance of pure molybdenum additively manufactured via laser powder bed fusion

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A Review of Wear in Additive Manufacturing: Wear Mechanism, Materials, and Process

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