Investigation of tribo-mechanical properties and structure of specimens obtained by selective laser melting of stainless steel powders

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2018
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Abstract
The article presents experimental data about the quality parameters of the stainless steel three-dimensional parts obtained by the selective laser sintering procedure. The results of the porosity, tribological properties, tensile test, hardness measurement and density for different values of the focal point position during the engineering process of the three-dimensional parts sintering were given. For parts made from steel powder CL20ES at a laser radiation power of 200 W in a different focal length range, it is demonstrate that the specimens with the highest density and microhardness values are obtained during the synthesis by using a converging laser beam.
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Authors Leonid, Belyaev;Aleksey, Zhdanov;Valentin, Morozov;
Journal matec web of conferences
Year 2018
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