The general specification of nickel-base alloy 625 is quite permissible allowing relatively large variations in chemical composition. In directed energy deposition processes including laser cladding and additive manufacturing, the powder plays a key role in the properties of final products. Therefore, it is important to select the highest-quality powder. Several commercially available alloy 625 powders were characterized and deposited on mild steel by the laser cladding process using a coaxial powder feeding method and a single bead. Clad layer characterization consisted of determination of dilution and quantification of hot cracks. The results showed that powders containing the lowest amount of impurity elements (S, P, B) were the most resistant to hot cracking. Ti and Al were beneficial if impurity element contents were high.
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Effect of minor elements on solidification cracking and dilution of alloy 625 powders in laser cladding Available to Purchase
J. Näkki;
J. Näkki
Centria University of Applied Sciences
, Kokkola FI-67100, Finland
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J. Tuominen;
J. Tuominen
a)
Department of Materials Science,
Tampere University of Technology
, Tampere FI-33720, Finland
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P. Vuoristo
P. Vuoristo
Department of Materials Science,
Tampere University of Technology
, Tampere FI-33720, Finland
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J. Näkki
Centria University of Applied Sciences
, Kokkola FI-67100, Finland
J. Tuominen
a)
Department of Materials Science,
Tampere University of Technology
, Tampere FI-33720, Finland
P. Vuoristo
Department of Materials Science,
Tampere University of Technology
, Tampere FI-33720, Finland
a)
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J. Laser Appl. 29, 012014 (2017)
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Received:
October 09 2016
Accepted:
December 22 2016
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J. Näkki, J. Tuominen, P. Vuoristo; Effect of minor elements on solidification cracking and dilution of alloy 625 powders in laser cladding. J. Laser Appl. 1 February 2017; 29 (1): 012014. https://doi.org/10.2351/1.4973673
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