This invention relates to a short-path remelting
laser selective melting additive manufacturing process for high-temperature
titanium alloys with small layer thicknesses, belonging to the field of
laser additive
manufacturing technology. Addressing the challenge of
cracking in
laser selective melting of high-temperature
titanium alloys, this invention innovatively proposes a short-path remelting laser selective melting additive manufacturing process with small layer thicknesses. It overcomes the challenges of temperature and
stress field control during the laser selective melting process of high-temperature
titanium alloys, achieving precise control of the
temperature gradient and
residual stress, effectively eliminating the risk of
cracking during additive manufacturing. The high-temperature
titanium alloy formed by this process has a density ≥99.0%, is free of cracks and incomplete fusion defects, and has a yield strength ≥1000MPa and tensile strength ≥1100MPa in the deposited state. After heat treatment, the
room temperature yield strength of the
titanium alloy is ≥930MPa, the tensile strength is ≥1000MPa, and the elongation is ≥10%. This solves the technical problem of
cracking in additive forming of high-temperature
titanium alloy components with a thickness ratio ≥5, enabling the development of products exceeding 500mm in
diameter. This process has promising application prospects in
aerospace and other fields.