• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 45, Issue 11, 1102003 (2018)
Yan Zhenyu, Zhou Qingjun, Hou Yifei, Yang Guangwei, Ma Cunqiang, and Wang Fude
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    Yan Zhenyu, Zhou Qingjun, Hou Yifei, Yang Guangwei, Ma Cunqiang, Wang Fude. Effect of Interlayer Residence Time on Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Laser Melting Deposited TC11 Titanium Alloys[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(11): 1102003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of laser melting deposition
    Fig. 1. Schematic of laser melting deposition
    Macroscopic morphologies of as-deposited TC11 titanium alloy samples. (a) 1#; (b) 2#; (c) 3#
    Fig. 2. Macroscopic morphologies of as-deposited TC11 titanium alloy samples. (a) 1#; (b) 2#; (c) 3#
    Macrostructure and microstructures of as-deposited sample 1#. (a) Macrostructure; (b)(c)(d) microstructures
    Fig. 3. Macrostructure and microstructures of as-deposited sample 1#. (a) Macrostructure; (b)(c)(d) microstructures
    Macrostructure and microstructures of as-deposited sample 2# near layer band. (a) Macrostructure; (b)(c)(d) microstructures
    Fig. 4. Macrostructure and microstructures of as-deposited sample 2# near layer band. (a) Macrostructure; (b)(c)(d) microstructures
    Macrostructure and microstructure of doubly-annealed sample 2#. (a) Macrostructure; (b) microstructure
    Fig. 5. Macrostructure and microstructure of doubly-annealed sample 2#. (a) Macrostructure; (b) microstructure
    Fracture morphology of as-deposited sample for tensile in Z direction. (a) 1#, magnification of 18 times; (b) 2#, magnification of 19 times; (c) 3#, magnification of 17 times; (d) 1#, magnification of 500 times; (e) 2#,magnification of 500 times; (f) 3#, magnification of 500 times
    Fig. 6. Fracture morphology of as-deposited sample for tensile in Z direction. (a) 1#, magnification of 18 times; (b) 2#, magnification of 19 times; (c) 3#, magnification of 17 times; (d) 1#, magnification of 500 times; (e) 2#,magnification of 500 times; (f) 3#, magnification of 500 times
    Fracture morphology of as-deposited sample for tensile in X-Y direction. (a) 1#, magnification of 18 times; (b) 2#, magnification of 18 times; (c) 3#, magnification of 18 times; (d) 1#, magnification of 500 times; (e) 2#, magnification of 100 times; (f) 3#, magnification of 100 times
    Fig. 7. Fracture morphology of as-deposited sample for tensile in X-Y direction. (a) 1#, magnification of 18 times; (b) 2#, magnification of 18 times; (c) 3#, magnification of 18 times; (d) 1#, magnification of 500 times; (e) 2#, magnification of 100 times; (f) 3#, magnification of 100 times
    SampleDirectionTensile strength /MPaYield strength /MPaElongation /%
    1#X-Y1020-1030950-9658.5-12.5
    Z1028-1050968-99210.5-12.5
    2#X-Y1206-12341132-11834.5-5.0
    Z1101-1209996-11297.0-9.0
    3#X-Y1216-12531148-11923.5-4.5
    Z1142-12601084-11726.0-8.0
    Doubly-annealed 2#X-Y1074-1094968-99112-16
    Z1082-1107962-101412-15.5
    Table 1. Room tensile mechanical properties of as-deposited and doubly-annealed samples
    Yan Zhenyu, Zhou Qingjun, Hou Yifei, Yang Guangwei, Ma Cunqiang, Wang Fude. Effect of Interlayer Residence Time on Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Laser Melting Deposited TC11 Titanium Alloys[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2018, 45(11): 1102003
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