High–performance metal powder is an important support for the development of metal additive manufacturing technology. A new method of laser shock–centrifugal atomization was used to prepare tin–copper alloy powder. The influence of process parameters on the morphology of metal powders was studied. The results show that the metal powder particle is spherical with smooth surface
and is mainly distributed in range of 1–20μm. A higher laser energy density input is beneficial to obtain metal powders with a narrower particle size distribution.The ration mechanism of laser atomized powder is discussed preliminarily.
Effect of Integral High-Temperature Assist on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of AlO/ZrOEutectic Ceramics Prepared by Laser Directed Energy Deposition
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Effect of Scanning Speed on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of AlO–ZrOGradient Ceramics Fabricated by Laser Directed Energy Deposition
Effect of Laser Heating Temperature Field on 38CrNi3MoV Quenching Microstructure and Properties
Research and Application Development on Laser Micro Joining Technology
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