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    Florian Wirth (IWF, ETH Zürich)

    22.10.2018 1

    Additive Manufacturing of Metal Matrix Composites

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    Introduction: The LMD process Powder nozzle simulation Melt pool simulation

    22.10.2018 2

    Contents

  • |22.10.2018 3

    Introduction: The LMD process

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    Laser beam maintains a melt pool Powder supply into the melt pool Feed motion of laser beam and powder jet Multiple overlapping weld beads form a layer/coating Multiple layers form a 3D part

    22.10.2018 4

    The Laser Metal Deposition (LMD) process

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    Coating against corrosion/wear Repair Additive manufacturing of 3D parts

    22.10.2018 5

    Application

    50 mm

    mining power generationmaterial processing

  • |22.10.2018 6

    Powder nozzle simulation

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    One sixth of the three-jet powder nozzle and the space below is modeled

    Used modules Turbulent flow k-ɛ Transport of

    concentrated species 3 gases: He, Ar, Air

    Particle tracing

    22.10.2018 7

    Powder nozzle model

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    Results: Oxygen concentration, powder jet

    carrier gas 5 l/min He 5 l/min Ar 5 l/min Ar

    shield gas 15 l/min Ar 15 l/min Ar 5 l/min Ar

    O2

    vol.

    %

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    Oxidation can be reduced by He instead of Ar as carrier gas Reduced carrier gas flow rate (often not possible) Powder nozzle design: Larger powder channel Ø

    22.10.2018 9

    Absorptivity measurement

    0.40.45

    0.50.55

    0.60.65

    0.7

    5 10 15

    abso

    rptiv

    ity

    shield gas flow rate Ar [l/min]

    0.40.45

    0.50.55

    0.60.65

    0.7

    5 l/min Ar 3.5 l/min Ar 5 l/min He

    abso

    rptiv

    ity

    carrier gas

    ba

  • |22.10.2018 10

    Melt pool simulation

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    Used modules (in the 1st step) Heat transfer Laminar flow

    → Surface tension, Marangoni effect Deformed geometry Boundary PDE

    → Tracing of freely deforming surface

    2nd step Particle tracing Behavior of carbide

    particles inside themelt pool

    22.10.2018 11

    Model overview

    deformed geometry

    pow

    der /

    lase

    r be

    am a

    xis

    xy

    z

    outlet

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    Absorptivity Melt pool Solid material Powder

    (Attenuation → from powder jetsimulation)

    Powder particle densitydistribution (→ powder jet Ø)

    22.10.2018 12

    Crucial input data

    10 mm

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    Good agreement between experiment and simulation in the case of sufficient bonding and low dilution

    22.10.2018 13

    Validation

    2 mm

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    5

    3

    7

    2

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    6

    4

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    Metal powder is mixed with carbide particle powder

    The melt pool flow has only a minor effect on the carbide particle distribution The homogeneity of the carbide particle distribution can be improved by a

    shorter melt pool lifespan and a proper choice of the particle size22.10.2018 14

    Additive Manufacturing of MMCs

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    Aknowledgement