Research status of laser additive manufacturing for metal: A review
By G. Gong, Jiajia Ye, Yiming Chi, Zhihuan Zhao, Zifan Wang, G. Xia, Xueyun Du, Hongfang Tian, Huijun Yu, Chuanzhong Chen. 2021
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Abstract Additive manufacturing (AM) especially laser additive manufacturing (LAM), a novel manufacturing technique of layer-by-layer forming according to geometric model, provides a decent option for materials processing. It owns advantages of rapid prototyping, customization, high material utilization, and the ability to form complicated structures. This paper reviews popular LAM techniques of selective laser sintering/melting, laser metal deposition and laser direct writing. The development status of metallic materials including pure metal, steel, superalloy, titanium and aluminium alloy is presented. The challenges and application limitations of LAM are involved and the development trend in the future is forecasted. In summary, this paper gives an overview of metal LAM expecting to made helpful suggestions on future research and development.
Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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- Additive Manufacturing: A Comprehensive Review (2024, background): “…and the feed container is connected to the build cylinder, next a protective gas is passed into the forming room to reduce oxygen content, then the roller moves a thin layer of the powder over the build plate, and finally the laser will scan the powder surface and form the appropriate layers [53].”