Abstract
Components of Ti and Al dissimilar alloys were obtained by wire and arc additive manufacturing using two cold metal transfer (CMT) modes.Direct current CMT (DC-CMT) mode was used for Ti alloy deposition,and DC-CMT or CMT plus pulse (CMT + P) mode was used for the Al alloy deposition.During deposition of the first Al alloy layer,little and a significant amount of Ti alloy were melted using DC-CMT and CMT +P mode,respectively.TiAl3 formed in the reaction layer when DC-CMT mode was used,while TiAl3,TiAl,and Ti3Al formed in the reaction layer when CMT + P mode was used.Compared to using DC-CMT mode,more cracks occurred when using CMT + P.The nanohardness of the reaction layer was between that of the Al and Ti alloys,irrespective of the CMT modes.The average tensile strengths of the samples us ingDC-CMT and CMT + P mode were 108 MPa and 24 MPa,respectively.DC-CMT mode was more suitable for the wire and arc additive manufacturing of Ti/Al dissimilar alloys.
基金项目
research funding by National Natural Science Foundation of China(52075377)
research funding by National Natural Science Foundation of China(51575381)
Tianjin Research Program of Application Foundation and Advanced Technology(15JCZDJC38600)
This work was supported by the China Scholarship Council(201706255090)
This work was supported by the China Scholarship Council(201806250043)