• Chinese Journal of Lasers
  • Vol. 47, Issue 12, 1202006 (2020)
Hu Yue1, Liu Shasha1, Cheng Xu1、*, and Liu Dong1、2
Author Affiliations
  • 1National Engineering Laboratory of Additive Manufacturing for Large Metallic Components, School of Materials Science and Engineering, Beihang University, Beijing 102206, China
  • 2Yu Ding Additive Manufacturing Research Institute Co., Ltd., Beijing 100025, China
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    Hu Yue, Liu Shasha, Cheng Xu, Liu Dong. Finite Element Simulation on Bending Properties of TA2/TA15 Gradient Material by Laser Direct Deposition[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(12): 1202006 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of laser direct deposition process and sampling diagram for three-point bending experiment. (a) Schematic of multi-channel and multi-layer deposition; (b) sampling diagram for three-point bending experiment
    Fig. 1. Schematic of laser direct deposition process and sampling diagram for three-point bending experiment. (a) Schematic of multi-channel and multi-layer deposition; (b) sampling diagram for three-point bending experiment
    Geometric model and meshing of three-point bending experiment in finite element simulation
    Fig. 2. Geometric model and meshing of three-point bending experiment in finite element simulation
    OM and SEM images of TA15 and TA2 zones of TA2/TA15 gradient materials. (a) TA15; (b) TA2
    Fig. 3. OM and SEM images of TA15 and TA2 zones of TA2/TA15 gradient materials. (a) TA15; (b) TA2
    OM and SEM images of transition zone of TA2/TA15 gradient material. (a) Macrostructure image of transition zone; (b)(c)(d) microstructures of different transition zones
    Fig. 4. OM and SEM images of transition zone of TA2/TA15 gradient material. (a) Macrostructure image of transition zone; (b)(c)(d) microstructures of different transition zones
    Microhardness of TA2/TA15 gradient materials with different Al contents
    Fig. 5. Microhardness of TA2/TA15 gradient materials with different Al contents
    Experimental result of three-point bending. (a) Macroscopic deformation of samples; (b) load-displacement curves of samples; (c) bending strength of specimens; (d) displacement of samples in bending failure
    Fig. 6. Experimental result of three-point bending. (a) Macroscopic deformation of samples; (b) load-displacement curves of samples; (c) bending strength of specimens; (d) displacement of samples in bending failure
    SEM images of samples after failure during bending experiment. (a)(b) TA15 sample; (c) GZ-1 sample; (d) GZ-2 sample
    Fig. 7. SEM images of samples after failure during bending experiment. (a)(b) TA15 sample; (c) GZ-1 sample; (d) GZ-2 sample
    Images of crack propagation path of GZ-3 sample. (a) Bottom of crack propagation path; (b) beginning position of crack propagation path
    Fig. 8. Images of crack propagation path of GZ-3 sample. (a) Bottom of crack propagation path; (b) beginning position of crack propagation path
    Stress field distribution diagrams of gradient materials obtained by finite element simulation when the maximum true strain in x direction is 0.005, 0.05, and 0.1. (a) TA15 model; (b) GZ-1 model; (c) GZ-2 model; (d) GZ-3 model
    Fig. 9. Stress field distribution diagrams of gradient materials obtained by finite element simulation when the maximum true strain in x direction is 0.005, 0.05, and 0.1. (a) TA15 model; (b) GZ-1 model; (c) GZ-2 model; (d) GZ-3 model
    Stress field distribution of gradient materials obtained by finite element simulation when the load is 200 N, 400 N, and 600 N. (a) TA15 model; (b) GZ-1 model; (c) GZ-2 model; (d) GZ-3 model
    Fig. 10. Stress field distribution of gradient materials obtained by finite element simulation when the load is 200 N, 400 N, and 600 N. (a) TA15 model; (b) GZ-1 model; (c) GZ-2 model; (d) GZ-3 model
    Load-displacement curves of TA15 sample obtained by three-point bending test and finite element simulation
    Fig. 11. Load-displacement curves of TA15 sample obtained by three-point bending test and finite element simulation
    AlloyMass fraction /%
    TiAlZrMoVCFeSiONH
    TA2Bal.----0.100.30-0.250.050.015
    TA15Bal.5.5--7.01.5--2.50.5--2.00.8--2.50.100.250.150.150.050.015
    Table 1. Chemical composition of TA2 and TA15 alloys
    MaterialYieldstrength /MPaTensilestrength /MPa
    TA2396490
    TA2/TA15 (massfraction of Al is 1.5%)561653
    TA2/TA15 (massfraction of Al is 2.5%)651735
    TA2/TA15 (massfraction of Al is 4.0%)763862
    TA159461014
    Table 2. Tensile properties of as-deposited TA2, TA15 and TA2/TA15 gradient materials
    Hu Yue, Liu Shasha, Cheng Xu, Liu Dong. Finite Element Simulation on Bending Properties of TA2/TA15 Gradient Material by Laser Direct Deposition[J]. Chinese Journal of Lasers, 2020, 47(12): 1202006
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