Joseph Betts , Sarah Glanvill , Alborz Shokrani (2)
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Abstract
Additive manufacturing (AM) can be used to produce near-net-shape Inconel 718 parts to minimise the material consumption and the machining required for fabricating parts. Compared to wrought Inconel 718, there are certain characteristics inherent to AM process. These are elongated microstructural grains in the build direction, skin effect and the possibility of semi-finish machining prior to heat treatment. Micro-scratch and end milling tests were used to investigate the impact of these AM specific characteristics on machining performance and compare it with wrought alloy. The analysis demonstrated that directionality, skin effect and heat treatment affect cutting forces and tool wear within the material. Using lubrication can minimise these variations.
期刊介绍:
CIRP, The International Academy for Production Engineering, was founded in 1951 to promote, by scientific research, the development of all aspects of manufacturing technology covering the optimization, control and management of processes, machines and systems.
This biannual ISI cited journal contains approximately 140 refereed technical and keynote papers. Subject areas covered include:
Assembly, Cutting, Design, Electro-Physical and Chemical Processes, Forming, Abrasive processes, Surfaces, Machines, Production Systems and Organizations, Precision Engineering and Metrology, Life-Cycle Engineering, Microsystems Technology (MST), Nanotechnology.