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ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED ALSI10MG WITH GRADED MATERIAL PROPERTIES - MANUFACTURING, TESTING AND SIMULATION OF DEFECT DISTRIBUTION
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ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED ALSI10MG WITH GRADED MATERIAL PROPERTIES - MANUFACTURING, TESTING AND SIMULATION OF DEFECT DISTRIBUTION

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Abstract:

Defects have a major influence on the fatigue strength and fatigue behavior. In additive manufacturing in particular, a large number of small and larger defects occur in the material as a result of the process. In this paper, the defects contained in the material are investigated and evaluated using computer tomography images. In addition, methods for classifying spatial defect patterns are presented and applied to two distinctly different sets of manufacturing parameters. Based on the results, a model for simulating the number, size and position of the defects is derived. Finally, an outlook on the prediction of the fatigue strength of additively manufactured components by fracture mechanics is given.

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ADD-2022-003

Title
ADDITIVELY MANUFACTURED ALSI10MG WITH GRADED MATERIAL PROPERTIES - MANUFACTURING, TESTING AND SIMULATION OF DEFECT DISTRIBUTION
Author(s)
A. Kern, S. Wörner, H. T. Beier, U. Jung
DOI
10.48447/ADD-2022-003
Year of publication
2022
Publication type
conference paper (PDF)
Language
German
Keywords
AlSi10Mg, L-PBF, graded material, computer tomography, fatigue