Fatigue deformation behavior of revert Ni-based superalloys via electron beam technology at low and middle temperature

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Ti6Al4V specimens with porous structures can be fabricated by additive manufacturing to obtain the desired Young’s modulus. Their mechanical strength and deformation behavior can be evaluated using finite element analysis (FEA), with various models and simulation methodologies described in the existing literature. Most studies focused on the evaluation accuracy of the mechanical strength and deformation behavior using complex models. This study presents a simple elastic model for brittle specimens followed by an electron beam additive manufacturing (EBAM) process to predict the initial crack site and threshold of applied stress related to the failure of cubic unit lattice structures. Six cubic lattice specimens with different porosities were fabricated by EBAM, and compression tests were performed and compared to the FEA results. In this study, two different types of deformation behavior were observed in the specimens with low and high porosities. The adopted elastic model and the threshold of applied stress calculated via FEA showed good capabilities for predicting the initial crack sites of these specimens. The methodology presented in this study should provide a simple yet accurate method to predict the fracture initiation of porous structure parts.


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