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- 2023Fatigue prediction and life assessment method for metal laser powder bed fusion partscitations
- 2021Graded structures by multi-material mixing in laser powder bed fusioncitations
- 2020Porous materials additively manufactured at low energycitations
- 2020Pulsed mode selective laser melting of porous structures: Structural and thermophysical characterizationcitations
- 2019Experimental investigation of a flat-plate closed-loop pulsating heat pipecitations
- 2018Method to determine thermoelastic material properties of constituent and copper-patterned layers of multilayer printed circuit boardscitations
- 2017An investigation of porous structure characteristics of heat pipes made by additive manufacturingcitations
- 2017Multiscale modelling of agglomeration
- 2017An experimental study towards the practical application of closed-loop flat-plate pulsating heat pipescitations
- 2015Investigation on the Accuracy of CT Porosity Analysis of Additive Manufactured Metallic Parts
- 2015Single scan vector prediction in selective laser meltingcitations
- 2015Laser beam welding of titanium additive manufactured partscitations
- 2014System for fast and accurate filling of a two-phase cooling device, notably a heat pipe, adapted for use in an automated process
- 2013System for fast and accurate filling of a two-phase cooling device, notably a heat pipe, adapted for use in an automated process
- 2010Inkjet Printing of 3D Metallic Silver Complex Microstructures
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Pulsed mode selective laser melting of porous structures: Structural and thermophysical characterization
Abstract
In this paper, the potential of selective laser melting (SLM) of stainless steel CL 20ES powder was investigated with a focus on controlled fabrication of porous structures with strongly reduced pore sizes, i.e. feature sizes significantly below conventional minimum SLM feature sizes. By controlling laser scan properties interacting with the powder bed directly, porous structures can be generated by selectively sintering powder particles. A wide range of porous samples was manufactured following this strategy, aiming to increase porosity while keeping pore sizes low. The effect of process parameters, including laser power and focal point positioning, was evaluated for a fibre laser operated in pulsed wave (PW) emission mode. The first part of this study focuses on characterization of key porous structure properties, i.e., porosity, average mass density, average pore sizes and structures at microscopic scales. The second part deals with the influence of porosity and pore sizes on thermal and fluid properties, i.e., the effective thermal conductivity (ETC) and wettability. We have quantified the directional dependence (build direction plane and scan direction plane) off the structural and thermophysical properties of porous structures. For a range of porosities and pore sizes, we have observed that porosity and surface morphology influence the thermal properties and contact angle of droplets on the printed surface. Thermal conductivity was measured and the associated analysis was compared with available models and correlations in literature. The average thermal conductivity of fabricated porous structures was determined between 6-14 W/m·K and found to be a function of porosity. Furthermore, the capillary wicking performance of additively manufactured stainless steel porous structures having an average pore radius from 9 to 23 µm was determined.