Journal of Manufacturing and Materials Processing,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(5), P. 204 - 204
Published: Sept. 19, 2024
Laser
wire-feed
metal
additive
manufacturing
(LWAM)
is
an
innovative
technology
that
shows
many
advantages
compared
with
traditional
approaches.
Despite
these
advantages,
its
industrial
adoption
limited
by
complex
parameter
management
and
inconsistent
process
quality.
To
address
issues
improve
geometric
accuracy,
this
study
explores
how
parameters
influence
bead
geometry.
We
conducted
a
varying
laser
power,
wire
feed
rate,
traverse
speed,
welding
angle.
Using
full
factorial
design
central
composite
methodology,
we
assessed
height
width.
This
allowed
us
to
develop
model
estimate
ideal
parameters.
The
findings
offer
detailed
analysis
of
interactions
their
effects
on
geometry,
aiming
enhance
accuracy
stability
in
LWAM.
Moreover,
have
evaluated
the
proposed
from
our
developed
model,
which
showed
significant
enhancement
overall
was
validated
via
printing
single
layer
multi-layer
structures.
quality
final
predicted
sample
using
method
improved
40%
best
produced
for
Design
Experiment
trials.
Mathematics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(16), P. 2559 - 2559
Published: Aug. 19, 2024
Wire
Arc
Additive
Manufacturing
(WAAM)
represents
a
disruptive
technology
in
the
field
of
metal
additive
manufacturing.
Understanding
relationship
between
input
factors
and
layer
geometry
is
crucial
for
studying
process
comprehensively
developing
various
industrial
applications
such
as
slicing
software
feedforward
controllers.
Statistical
tools
clustering
multivariate
polynomial
regression
provide
methods
exploring
influence
on
final
product.
These
facilitate
application
development
by
helping
to
establish
interpretable
models
that
engineers
can
use
grasp
underlying
physical
phenomena
without
resorting
complex
models.
In
this
study,
an
experimental
campaign
was
conducted
print
steel
components
using
WAAM
technology.
Advanced
statistical
were
employed
mathematical
modeling
process.
The
results
obtained
linear
regression,
neural
network
optimized
Tree-structured
Parzen
Estimator
(TPE)
compared.
To
enhance
performance
while
maintaining
interpretability
models,
clusterwise
introduced
alternative
technique
along
with
regression.
showed
proposed
approach
achieved
comparable
modeling,
Mean
Absolute
Error
(MAE)
0.25
mm
height
0.68
width
compared
0.23
0.69
network.
Notably,
preserves
models;
further
discussion
topic
presented
well.
CIRP journal of manufacturing science and technology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
45, P. 200 - 209
Published: July 12, 2023
Laser
Directed
Energy
Deposition
is
an
Additive
Manufacturing
process,
which
combines
the
advantages
of
a
high
precision
and
deposition
rate.
Nevertheless,
geometric
quality
produced
parts
compromised
by
unintentional
material
accumulation,
so-called
overfill,
at
corner
sections.
This
undesired
effect
results
from
kinematics
system,
includes
trajectory
traverse
speed
process.
By
appropriately
modeling
overfill
can
be
predicted
compensated
adequately
adapting
wire
speed.
Therefore,
this
work
proposes
pixel-based
model,
predicts
based
on
data
provided
utilized
six-axis
industrial
robot.
The
presented
model
experimentally
measured
single
beads
with
different
angles
speeds
error
less
than
±
1
mm3.
With
influence
reduction
during
process
was
then
studied.
Furthermore,
it
shown
that
according
to
simulation
results,
could
reduced
2
Finally,
effectiveness
approach
facilitate
uniform
layer
height
demonstrated
manufacturing
multi-layer
part,
featured
45°
90°
contributes
towards
first-time-right
production
additively
manufactured
using
processes.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
15(13), P. 4479 - 4479
Published: June 25, 2022
Laser
Wire
Additive
Manufacturing
(LWAM)
is
a
flexible
and
fast
manufacturing
method
used
to
produce
variants
of
high
metal
geometric
complexity.
In
this
work,
physics-based
model
the
bead
geometry
including
process
parameters
material
properties
was
developed
for
LWAM
large-scale
products.
The
aimed
include
critical
parameters,
thermal
history
describe
relationship
between
layer
height
with
different
inputs
(i.e.,
power,
standoff
distance,
temperature,
wire-feed
rate,
travel
speed).
Then,
Model
Predictive
Controller
(MPC)
designed
keep
trajectory
constant
taking
into
consideration
constraints
faced
in
technology.
Experimental
validation
results
were
performed
check
accuracy
proposed
revealed
that
matches
experimental
data.
Finally,
MPC
controller
able
track
predefined
reference
signal
by
controlling
temperature
input
system.
Virtual and Physical Prototyping,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Sept. 28, 2022
The
core
challenge
in
directed
energy
deposition
is
to
obtain
high
surface
quality
through
process
optimisation,
which
directly
affects
the
mechanical
properties
of
fabricated
parts.
However,
for
expensive
materials
like
Ti-6Al-4V,
cost
and
time
required
optimise
parameters
can
be
excessive
inducing
good
quality.
To
mitigate
these
challenges,
we
propose
a
novel
method
with
artificial
intelligence
generate
virtual
morphology
Ti-6Al-4V
parts
by
given
parameters.
A
high-resolution
image
generation
system
has
been
developed
optimising
conditional
generative
adversarial
networks.
matches
experimental
cases
well
an
Fréchet
inception
distance
score
174,
range
accurate
matching.
Microstructural
analysis
guidance
exhibited
less
textured
microstructural
behaviour
on
reduces
anisotropy
columnar
structure.
This
help
high-quality
cost-effectively.
Metals,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(12), P. 2048 - 2048
Published: Nov. 28, 2022
This
work
studied
the
possibility
of
producing
multimaterials
consisting
aluminum
bronze
CuAl9Mn2
and
nickel-based
superalloy
Inconel
625
by
double-wire
electron
beam
additive
manufacturing.
Samples
with
5%,
15%,
25%,
50%
alloy
in
were
produced
for
research.
The
structural
features
these
analyzed,
tensile
properties,
microhardness,
dry
sliding
friction
properties
measured.
results
showed
that
multimaterial
composition
provides
formation
a
dendritic
structure.
Such
material
shows
worse
values
ductility
wear
resistance.
containing
25%
provide
similar
coefficient
values,
whereas,
increasing
concentration
alloy,
material’s
ultimate
strength
microhardness
increase
significantly.
Metals,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 1913 - 1913
Published: Nov. 8, 2022
This
paper
shed
light
on
the
kinetics
of
transformation
and
developed
microstructure
during
wire
arc
additive
manufacturing
(WAAM).
Three
microalloyed
alloys,
two
them
are
high
strength
low
alloyed
steel
(HSLA)
grades
third
is
a
Ni-Cr-Mo
steel,
from
which
welding
wires
being
produced,
were
investigated.
Repeated
cycles
around
varied
temperatures
reheating
temperature
1350
°C
down
to
35
below
Ae1
applied
using
dilatometer
samples
steels.
After
applying
cycles,
dilatometric-samples
investigated
metallographically
their
macro-
microhardness
values
measured.
It
shown
that
WAAM
HSLA
steels
produce
softer
structure
than
wire.
Combined
microalloying
with
Ti
Nb
can
present
useful
strategy
for
producing
finer
in
components
due
effect
inhibiting
prior
austenite
grain-growth
refining
final
structure.
Additionally,
repeated
heating
near
Ae3
refines
grains
produced
fine
ferrite-pearlite
case
predominated
by
granular
bainite
alloy.
The
former
was
softest
one
steels,
whereas
alloy
tempered
martensite
Ae1.
Idealized
curves
chosen
heat
treatment,
could
be
characterized
well-defined
manner.
In
future
work
such
idealized
together
histories
obtained
WAAM-process
will
used
set
up
database
train
an
AI-model
predicting
material
properties.