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Narayanan, Jinoop Arackal
Teesside University
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- 2024Identifying optimum process strategy to build geometrically stable cylindrical wall structures using laser directed energy deposition based additive manufacturingcitations
- 2024Studies on the Effect of Laser Shock Peening Intensity on the Mechanical Properties of Wire Arc Additive Manufactured SS316Lcitations
- 2024Assessing crack susceptibility in blended copper-stainless steel compositions during laser directed energy deposition-based additive manufacturingcitations
- 2023Laser Directed Energy Deposition-Based Additive Manufacturing of Fe20Cr5.5AlY from Single Tracks to Bulk Structures: Statistical Analysis, Process Optimization, and Characterizationcitations
- 2022Process planning for additive manufacturing of geometries with variable overhang angles using a robotic laser directed energy deposition systemcitations
- 2022Laser Additive Manufacturing of Nickel Superalloys for Aerospace Applications
- 2022Laser-Based Post-processing of Metal Additive Manufactured Components
- 2021Elucidating Corrosion Behaviour of Hastelloy-X Built using Laser Directed Energy Deposition Based Additive Manufacturing in Acidic Environment
- 2021Parametric studies on laser additive manufacturing of copper on stainless steelcitations
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Laser-Based Post-processing of Metal Additive Manufactured Components
Abstract
Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) is a widely adopted technique for building complex shaped and high-performance metallic components. Some of the common issues MAM built components face are loss of alloying elements, porosity, high surface roughness, distortions, cracking, delamination, etc. The above issues associated with MAM attracts the deployment of post-processing techniques. Post-processing is an umbrella term that comprises the stages that an AM part experiences after coming of the AM system before the final deployment, which includes mechanical, thermal, and chemical processes. Laser, a tool of power and precision, is one of the potential energy sources for post-processing MAM built components. The different laser-based post-processing techniques being explored globally for MAM built components are laser remelting, laser polishing, laser shock peening, laser micromachining, and laser welding. This chapter reviews the various advancements in the laser-based post-processing techniques for MAM built components by explaining the process and its application to them, including the recent research works. Further, the potential laser-based post-processing techniques that can be used for tailoring the properties of MAM components will also be discussed. This chapter will aid as a reference article for beginners, researchers, and industrialists interested in working on laser-based post-processing of MAM built components.