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Martensitic stainless steels (MSS) are a vital class of steel used in various sectors, including aerospace, petrochemicals, and cutlery, due to their excellent properties, such as high mechanical strength and corrosion resistance. Research has shown that
Gláucio Soares da Fonseca +5 more
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Grinding chips of high‐alloyed steel are prepared to be admixed to a starting powder mixture for laser powder bed fusion. A three‐stage preparation is performed, including washing in acetone, magnetic separation, and ball milling. The addition of 30% of grinding chips to the powder mixture allows the fabrication of dense samples.
Felix Großwendt +4 more
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Ultrafast Adhesion/Friction Bidirectionally Switchable Control by Vibration
Bioinspired gradient smooth architectures enable vibration‐switchable adhesion/friction with 62.02 kPa adhesion strength, 131.57 kPa shear strength, tilt angles ≥ 3°, roughness ≥ Ra 0.8 µm, 400 Hz antivibration robustness, and dual‐mode control. The synergy of geometry optimization and vibration modulation tuning bridges multidomain adaptability and ...
Jian Chen +10 more
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Ultra-high strength martensitic stainless steel prepared by traditional methods often has to go through forging or rolling process. In the work, A novel 20Cr13Co12Mo4Ni2 martensitic stainless steel was developed and manufactured by laser powder bed ...
Qipeng Wang +8 more
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This study investigates the localised corrosion mechanisms in laboratory-processed Q&P-treated martensitic stainless steels. Two steel variants, one NbTi-free (alloy B) and the other micro-alloyed with Nb and Ti (alloy M) were investigated to elucidate ...
Gaojie Li +2 more
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In situ heat treatment in selective laser melted martensitic AISI 420 stainless steels
The article explores an evolution of a microstructure in AISI 420 martensitic stainless steel during selective laser melting. Several upper layers had hardness of 750 HV and contained 21 ± 12 vol.% austenite phase. The final bulk microstructure consisted
P. Krakhmalev +3 more
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This study explores the feasibility of manufacturing martensitic stainless steel turbine blades via a directed energy deposition (DED) process using a powder precursor.
Caroline Cristine de Andrade Ferreira +6 more
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This paper investigates the low-transformation-temperature (LTT) effect in austenitic high alloy stainless steel and its influence on strain evolution of laser beam welded specimen.
F Akyel +8 more
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Cutting force prediction is the key issue for planning and optimising the machining process. To explore the cutting of difficult-to-machine 1Cr13 martensitic stainless steel, an orthogonal test was conducted to study the cutting force and surface ...
Xu Chuangwen +5 more
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The development of residual stresses during fabrication is inevitable and often neglected with dire consequences during the service life of the fabricated components.
I.I. Ahmed +3 more
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