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Quality Management of Metal Products Prepared by High-Speed Direct Laser Deposition Technology

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In this article the technology “high-speed direct laser deposition” is performed. Influence of process parameters on product properties and material structure was defined for Ni-based alloy Inconel 625. Developed technology provided the mechanic properties of products on the bottom level of rolled metal and allows avoid heat treatment and HIP in production process. Economic efficiency of this technology is demonstrated for main areas of industry.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 684)

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461-467

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.684.461

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February 2016

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Vladimir Glukhov*, Gleb A. Turichin, Olga G. Klimova-Korsmik, Evgeniy Zemlyakov, Konstantin Babkin

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Additive Technology, Direct Laser Deposition, Mechanical Tests, Metal Powder, Ni-Based Alloy, Quality of Product

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