Studying the Formation of the Microstructure of Powdered Steel with Trip Effect by Direct Metal Deposition

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O. A. Kupriyanova
D. A. Gorlenko
M. A. Sheksheev
K. G. Pivovarova
E. M. Ognyeva
M. A. Polyakova
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[1] Nosov Magnitogorsk State Technical University,
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Metallurgist | 2023年 / 67卷
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additive technologies; powdered steel; TRIP effect; metal powder; direct metal deposition; microstructure;
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Additive technologies are currently considered strategically significant technologies that provide innovation- driven development of various industries. Relevant issues in the application of such technologies are the necessary microstructure of the synthesized material and the absence of defects. The results of studying the microstructure of samples produced by direct metal deposition of powdered steel with the TRIP effect are presented. Typical features of the microstructure of powdered TRIP-steel samples made by direct metal deposition and by conventional metallurgical production are established. The microstructures of samples produced by direct metal deposition of powdered TRIP steel and conventional metallurgical production technology are compared.
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