Affiliation:
1. University of North Texas
Abstract
Abstract
Due to the multilayer deposition nature of metal additive manufacturing processes, each layer being printed experiences the state of thermokinetic and thermomechanical stress that in turn interfere with the state of thermokinetics and thermomechanical stress of subsequently deposited layers. Especially, this multilayer interference significantly affects the resultant properties of the component fabricated using solid state additive friction stir deposition due to evolution of asymmetric state of planar stress. Due to the lack of comprehensive and suitable in-situ diagnosis technique, the complex interference of inter- and multi-layer stresses during additive friction stir deposition was studied in an integrated approach of numerical simulation of fluidic state and experimental probing of stress influenced ultrasonic elastography. The uni-directional and bi-directional layer deposition configurations adopted during additive friction stir deposition result in generation of constructive and destructive interference of the interlayer stress and hence, asymmetric and symmetric dynamic elasticity distribution respectively within the subsequent layers. With subsequent deposition of additional layers, the odd and even numbers of deposited layers generate asymmetric and nearly symmetric dynamic elasticity distributions.
Publisher
Research Square Platform LLC
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