ZHONG Chong-liang, FU Jin-bao, DING Ya-lin etc. Porosity control of Inconel 718 in high deposition-rate laser metal deposition[J]. Editorial Office of Optics and Precision Engineering, 2015,23(11): 3005-3011
ZHONG Chong-liang, FU Jin-bao, DING Ya-lin etc. Porosity control of Inconel 718 in high deposition-rate laser metal deposition[J]. Editorial Office of Optics and Precision Engineering, 2015,23(11): 3005-3011 DOI: 10.3788/OPE.20152311.3005.
Porosity control of Inconel 718 in high deposition-rate laser metal deposition
To reduce the material porosity in Laser Metal Deposition(LMD) processing
the Inconel 718(IN718) was used as powder additive in this study
and the influences of main process parameters on the material porosity in a high deposition-rate LMD were investigated. Then
the methods to reduce the material porosity were researched by adjusting these process parameters. Based on the newly developed target with a high deposition rate by 2 kg/h in the LMD process
a coating experiment was performed by parameter solidification and parameter separation and the effects of laser power
scanning speed and powder mass flow on the material porosity were designed and carried out. Furthermore
the cross-sectional porosity and track porosity of tracks deposited by different process parameters were analyzed. The results show that as the laser power increases from 1440 W to 4214 W
the porosity of the longitudinal track decreases from about 1.5% to about 0.02%. When the scanning speed varies in the range of 500 mm/min to 5000 mm/min
the range of track porosity is approx. 0.07% to 0.18%. Moreover
when the powder mass flow increases from 0.64 kg/h to 6.48 kg/h
the porosity increases from approx. 0.01% to 0.84%. It is shown that in high deposition-rate LMD
the scanning speed has no obvious influence on the porosity; and increasing laser power and reducing powder mass flow rate significantly reduce material porosity and increase the consistency of cross-sectional porosity.
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