Time Interval and Chilling Effects on it during the Forming Process Surfacing Deposition Forming

Jian Liu; Xiao Ming Xu; Sheng Zhu; Fan Jun Meng; Feng Liang Yin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.727-728.345

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Time Interval and Chilling Effects on it during the Forming Process Surfacing Deposition Forming

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In this paper, time interval between neighbored layers during the forming process of Surfacing Deposition Forming is defined. Then, surfacing deposition forming are experimented on Cu chilling pedestal and cast iron pedestal individually, the experimental data are processed with Matlab software to research the relationship between time interval and forming layer number, and t method of inspection is exploited to verify the validity of this relationship, even chilling effects on this relationship is studied at the same time. The result shows that: Time interval between neighbored layers would rise more and longer along with the progress of the forming process, and it has a linear relationship with layer number in generally; As the chilling effect, time interval is shortened prodigious, and its relationship with layer number changed to be a cubic curve function.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 727-728)

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January 2015

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Jian Liu*, Xiao Ming Xu, Sheng Zhu, Fan Jun Meng, Feng Liang Yin

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Chilling Effect, Surfacing Deposition Forming, Time Interval

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