Austenite Reversion Behavior of Maraging Steel Additivemanufactured by Laser Powder Bed Fusion
ISIJ INTERNATIONAL(2024)
摘要
This study was set to fundamentally investigate the characteristics of austenite reversion occurring in maraging steels additive-manufactured by laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF). The maraging steel samples manufactured under different L-PBF process conditions (laser power P and scan speed v) were subjected to heat treatments at 550 degrees C for various durations, compared with the results of the austenitized and waterquenched sample with fully martensite structure. The L-PBF manufactured samples exhibited the martensite structure (including localized austenite (.) phases) containing submicron-sized cellular structures. Enriched alloy elements were detected along the cell boundaries, whereas such cellar structure was not found in the water-quenched sample. The localized alloy elements can be rationalized by the continuous variations in the.- phase composition in solidification during the L-PBF process. The precipitation of nanoscale intermetallic phases and the following austenitic reversion occurred in all of the experimental samples. The L-PBF manufactured samples exhibited faster kinetics of the precipitation and austenite reversion than the water-quenched sample at elevated temperatures. The kinetics changed depending on the L-PBF process condition. The enriched Ni element (for stabilizing. phase) localized at cell boundaries would play a role in the nucleation site for the formation of. phase at 550 degrees C, resulting in enhanced austenite reversion in the L-PBF manufactured samples. The variation in the reaction kinetics depending on the L-PBF condition would be due to the varied thermal profiles of the manufactured samples by consecutive scanning laser irradiation operated under different P and v values.
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additive manufacturing,laser powder bed fusion,phase transformation,precipitation,thermodynamic,calculation.
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