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Journal of Materials Research and TechnologyThe flexibility of Additive Manufacturing (AM) technologies in the metal 3D printing process has gained significant attention in research and industry, which allows for fabricating complicated and intricate Near-Net-Shape (NNS) geometry designs.
Muhammad Safwan Mohd Mansor +7 more
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Cleaner Engineering and TechnologyVarious researchers acknowledged Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing- Cold Metal Transfer (WAAM-CMT) as a specialised additive manufacturing methodology for difficult-to-machine materials that is progressively offering an economical advantage to traditional ...
Navneet Khanna +7 more
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Effect of heat treatment on thin wall of bimetallic austenitic steel fabricated through wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) [PDF]
Archives of Metallurgy and MaterialsWire and Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAA M) enables the fabrication of complex geometrical features and intricate components. SS316L is favoured for its superior corrosion resistance and mechanical strength.
Rupendra S. Tanwar, Suyog Jhavar
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Research on WAAM Deposition Efficiency of STS436
Journal of Welding and JoiningWire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM), which uses arc as a heat source during the direct energy deposition (DED) process, is a melting-based additive manufacturing process that melts metal wires using an arc and then deposits them layer by layer to create components. It has the advantages of fast production speed and low cost.
Youngwook Choi +5 more
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Metals, 2019 The manufacturing of titanium airframe parts involves significant machining and low buy-to-fly ratios. Production costs could be greatly reduced by the combination of an additive manufacturing (AM) process followed by a finishing machining operation ...
Unai Alonso +3 more
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Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing of SS321 Using Cold Metal Transfer: RSM-Based Process Optimization and Tensile Characterization [PDF]
Archives of Metallurgy and MaterialsWire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) has emerged as a promising technology for producing complex, large-scale components with high material deposition rates, reduced waste, and shorter lead times.
D. Mariappan, P. Sivalingam
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Predictive and Optimization frameworks for bead geometry in Wire Arc Additive manufacturing using Machine Learning [PDF]
EPJ Web of ConferencesWire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is being popularized as a new practical and economical approach for producing large metal components. However, the process still faces challenges of getting consistent bead geometry.
Meshram Aniket A. +2 more
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Research progress in regulation of residual stress and distortion in wire arc additive manufacturing
Cailiao gongchengWire arc additive manufacturing （WAAM） employs an arc as the energy source to melt metal wire layer by layer， making it suitable for the rapid fabrication of medium to large-sized complex metal components.
LI Xuan, CHEN Yong, CHEN Hui, XIONG Jun
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Structural integrity of the WAAM-substrate interface
Wire + Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) is a form of directed energy deposition for additive manufacturing of metals. An electric arc is used to melt metal feedstock wire, allowing material deposition in a layer-by-layer fashion. In addition to newly manufacturing workpieces, WAAM could also be applied for the remanufacturing of damaged or worn ...
Motte, Robin +3 more
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BuildingsThis paper reviews the potential of Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM) for architecture. It uniquely addresses its feasibility by evaluating existing large-scale, real-world prototypes developed to date and compiling critical gaps identified in the ...
Felix Raspall +5 more
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