Abstract
Desired microstructure and surface integrity are critical to achieving the high performance of addi-tively manufactured components.In the present work,the hybrid post-processes of magnetic abra-sive finishing(MAF)and post-heat treatment(HT)were applied to the additively manufactured Inconel 718 superalloys.Their hybrid effects and influencing mechanism on the surface quality and mechan-ical properties of the additively manufactured samples have been studied comparatively.The results show that the MAF process effectively reduces the surface roughness by more than an order of mag-nitude due to the flexibility and geometric consistency of the magnetic particles and abrasives with the finished surfaces.The proper sequence of MAF and HT obtains enhanced mechanical properties for the homogenized-MAF-aged sample with the yield strength of 1147 MPa,the ultimate tensile strength of 1334 MPa,and the elongation of 22.9%,which exceeds the standard wrought material.The sur-face integrity,compressive residual stress field,and grain refinement induced by the MAF and subse-quent aging heat treatment increase the cracking resistance and delay the fracture failure,which sig-nificantly benefits the mechanical properties.The MAF process combined with proper post-heat treat-ment provides an effective pathway to improve the mechanical properties of additively manufactured materials.
基金项目
中央高校基本科研业务费专项(2021CDJQY-024)
Research Project from Chongqing Key Laboratory of Metal Additive Manufacturing(3D Printing)in Chongqing University(02090011044158)
国家自然科学基金(51975073)