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Additively manufactured maraging steel components often require surface engineering to achieve superior wear resistance for demanding industrial applications. This study investigates 18Ni300 maraging steel manufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF),
Xi Gao +4 more
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Additive manufacturing, colloquially referred to as 3D printing, enables the direct printing of complex maraging steel components. However, it remains challenging to improve the strength of 3D-printed maraging steels without seriously impairing their ...
Wei Chen +10 more
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Fatigue Resistance of Maraging Steel after Laser Peening
Maraging steels are characterised by an exceptional combination of mechanical properties making them suitable for the manufacturing of parts used in critical and added value applications in aerospace engineering and the tooling industry. Depending on the
Sturm, Roman +3 more
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Numerical modelling of additively manufactured and wrought maraging steel targets under ballistic impact [PDF]
The advantages of on-demand production and customised or optimised parts make additive manufacturing (AM) an exciting prospect for optimised armour systems.
Costas, Miguel +4 more
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Effect of Aging Treatment on the Microstructure and Properties of 2.2 GPa Tungsten-Containing Maraging Steel. [PDF]
Han S +6 more
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Martensitic Transformation Induced Strength-ductility Synergy in Additively Manufactured Maraging 250 Steel by Thermal History Engineering [PDF]
Maraging steels are known for their exceptional strength but suffer from limited work hardening and ductility. Here, we report an intermittent printing strategy to tailor the microstructure and mechanical properties of maraging 250 steel via tuning the ...
Mooraj, Shahryar +13 more
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Hot Deformation Behaviour of Additively Manufactured 18Ni-300 Maraging Steel. [PDF]
Tomiczek B +5 more
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Improving Maraging Steel 350 Machinability via Wiper Insert-Enhanced Face Milling
Despite the prevalent application of 18% Ni maraging steel in critical sectors such as aerospace and automotive due to its unique characteristics, including high ductility, yield strength, and hardenability, its machining presents enormous challenges ...
Adel T. Abbas +5 more
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The Mechanical Properties of Direct Metal Laser Sintered Thin-Walled Maraging Steel (MS1) Elements. [PDF]
Bochnia J, Kozior T, Zyz J.
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The miniaturization and lightweight development of aerospace systems have raised higher requirements for the strength and ductility of power shaft materials.
GENG Ruming +5 more
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