A method for improving the anisotropy of additively manufactured titanium alloys using pulsed current
A technology of additive manufacturing and pulse current, which is applied in the directions of additive manufacturing, additive processing, and process efficiency improvement, and can solve the problems of high energy consumption, complex process, and long time consumption.
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[0027] (1) Ti6Al4V alloy components were prepared by laser direct deposition technology. Clean the deposited surface to remove metal particles adhering to it.
[0028] (2) The above-mentioned Ti6Al4V alloy member was cut along the deposition direction to obtain a rectangular parallelepiped member with a length of 45 mm, a height of 15 mm, and a thickness of 3 mm.
[0029] (3) Fix the above-mentioned workpiece through a pure copper fixture, and then connect the two ends of the pulse power supply with a pure copper wire to keep the complete contact between the fixture and the workpiece, and avoid excessive resistance at the joint;
[0030] (3) Place the clamped component horizontally on the pulse current workbench;
[0031] (4) Set parameters and apply a pulse current of 130V / 350Hz to the above components. Turn off the power of the device after 20s counted from the start of power-on.
[0032] (5) Remove the workpiece after it cools to room temperature.
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[0037] The difference between this embodiment and the first embodiment is that in step (1), the alloy is prepared by using the laser selective melting deposition technology.
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[0038] The difference between this embodiment and Embodiment 1 is that in step (1), the alloy is prepared by electron beam additive manufacturing technology.
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