SLC Technologies for Ferroalloy Part Surface Modification

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Experiments on selective laser sintering of iron based alloy and nano-Al2O3 ceramic bulk materials are carried out and effect of sintering parameters on the process is analyzed systematically. A reasonable selective laser sintering technique which can be used to fabricate parts with free shape is obtained and verified with a multilayer sintering experiment. The component and the microstructure of the sintering production is tested. The influences of parameters and the amount of nano-Al2O3 on microstructure and microhardness of the sintering parts are studied. Laser sintering iron-based alloy experiments show that: microhardness has been noticeably improved. It is indicated that with the selective laser sintering technique obtained above, nano-alumina can be processed to manufacture three-dimension parts with free shape. With the addition of Al2O3 and the increase of composite parts of the grain gradually thinning, microhardness gradually improved nanocomposite parts for the microstructure of the dendrite skeleton-shaped crystal and the plane together, the internal Al2O3 dispersion organizations to strengthen the implicit crystal martensite and ferrite mixed organizations.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 941-944)

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2194-2197

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