Additive Manufacturing of High-Performance Metallic Materials outlines the state-of-the-art on AM in high performance materials utilizing the two most industrially interesting routes of powder bed fusion (PBF) and directed energy deposition (DED). The book delves into Feedstock, Processing, Monitoring and control, Modeling and simulation, and Surface and thermal post-treatments. It specifically addresses materials and the most relevant and high performance applications, namely Ni-based alloys and Titanium alloys, and also provides insights into potential applications through illustrative case studies. With each chapter contributed by experts in the field, this work will serve as a comprehensive resource for graduate students and practitioners alike.
1. Introduction - p. 390 2. The heat source and its interaction with the metal - p. 391 3. Thermal modeling of metal alloy - p. 418 4. Thermo-fluid modeling of metal alloy - p. 435 5. Concluding remarks - p. 446 6. References - p. 447 7. Chapter 13 Monitoring and control of directed energy deposition using a laser beam - p. 455 8. Chapter 14 Nondestructive evaluation of additively manufactured components - p. 491 9. Chapter 15 Applications of additive manufacturing: Selected case studies and future prospects - p. 525 10. Index - p. 555
Additive Manufacturing of High-Performance Metallic Materials outlines the state-of-the-art on AM in high performance materials utilizing the two most industrially interesting routes of powder bed fusion (PBF) and directed energy deposition (DED). The book delves into Feedstock, Processing, Monitoring and control, Modeling and simulation, and Surface and thermal post-treatments. It specifically addresses materials and the most relevant and high performance applications, namely Ni-based alloys and Titanium alloys, and also provides insights into potential applications through illustrative case studies. With each chapter contributed by experts in the field, this work will serve as a comprehensive resource for graduate students and practitioners alike.
1. Introduction - p. 390 2. The heat source and its interaction with the metal - p. 391 3. Thermal modeling of metal alloy - p. 418 4. Thermo-fluid modeling of metal alloy - p. 435 5. Concluding remarks - p. 446 6. References - p. 447 7. Chapter 13 Monitoring and control of directed energy deposition using a laser beam - p. 455 8. Chapter 14 Nondestructive evaluation of additively manufactured components - p. 491 9. Chapter 15 Applications of additive manufacturing: Selected case studies and future prospects - p. 525 10. Index - p. 555
