作者: Y. Idell , L. E. Levine , A. J. Allen , F. Zhang , C. E. Campbell
DOI: 10.1007/S11837-015-1772-2
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摘要: An as-built and solutionized Ni-based superalloy built by additive manufacturing through a direct metal laser sintering technique is characterized to understand the microstructural differences as compared as-wrought alloy. Initially, each layer undergoes rapid solidification it melted laser; however, part built, underlying layers experience variety of heating cooling cycles that produce significant microsegregation niobium which allows for formation deleterious δ-phase. The microstructure was Vickers hardness, optical microscopy, scanning transmission electron back-scattering diffraction, x-ray synchrotron microLaue diffraction. isothermal growth δ-phase were using synchrotron-based in situ small angle wide scattering experiments. These experimental results are with multicomponent diffusion simulations predict phase fraction composition. high residual stresses unexpected will require further annealing treatments be designed so remove these deficiencies obtain an optimized microstructure.