3D printing method for ceramic-based nickel alloy composite material
A 3D printing, composite material technology, applied in the field of metal selective laser melting, can solve the problem of lack of biological activity, and achieve the effect of high toughness, improved strength, excellent wear resistance and thermal insulation performance
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Embodiment 1
[0012] Measure ZrO at 85% and 15% by volume 2 The ceramic powder and Ni-based alloy powder are stirred and mixed evenly in a mixer, and placed in the 3D printing studio.
[0013] A three-dimensional solid model is established by using a computer, and a layered model with a thickness of 20 μm per layer and a program for scanning paths of each layer are set along the Z direction.
[0014] 3D printing process parameters: power 150W, scanning speed 600mm / s, spot diameter 60μm, scanning distance 70μm, studio oxygen concentration <50ppm.
[0015] Start the printing program, the laser spot completes the printing of the first layered cross-section graphics according to the preset scanning path, the worktable descends 20 μm along the Z axis, and starts the printing of the second layered cross-sectional graphics, the above process is repeated to obtain the workpiece.
[0016] Move the printed parts to the heating furnace, which has N 2 Gas protection, temperature 850°C, annealing trea...
Embodiment 2
[0018] Measure ZrO by volume percentage 70% and 30% respectively 2 The ceramic powder and Ni-based alloy powder are stirred and mixed evenly in a mixer, and placed in the 3D printing studio.
[0019] A three-dimensional solid model is established by using a computer, and a layered model with a thickness of 20 μm per layer and a program for scanning paths of each layer are set along the Z direction.
[0020] 3D printing process parameters: power 100W, scanning speed 600mm / s, spot diameter 60μm, scanning distance 70μm, studio oxygen concentration <50ppm.
[0021] Start the printing program, the laser spot completes the printing of the first layered cross-section graphics according to the preset scanning path, the worktable descends 20 μm along the Z axis, and starts the printing of the second layered cross-sectional graphics, the above process is repeated to obtain the workpiece.
[0022] Move the printed parts to the heating furnace, which has N 2 Gas protection, temperature ...
Embodiment 3
[0024] Measure ZrO by volume percentage 70% and 30% respectively 2 The ceramic powder and Ni-based alloy powder are stirred and mixed evenly in a mixer, and placed in the 3D printing studio.
[0025] A three-dimensional solid model is established by using a computer, and a layered model with a thickness of 20 μm per layer and a program for scanning paths of each layer are set along the Z direction.
[0026] 3D printing process parameters: power 100W, scanning speed 450mm / s, spot diameter 60μm, scanning distance 55μm, studio oxygen concentration <50ppm.
[0027] Start the printing program, the laser spot completes the printing of the first layered cross-section graphics according to the preset scanning path, the worktable descends 20 μm along the Z axis, and starts the printing of the second layered cross-sectional graphics, the above process is repeated to obtain the workpiece.
[0028] Move the printed parts to the heating furnace, which has N 2 Gas protection, temperature ...
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