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Microchemical evolution of irradiated additive-manufactured HT9
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NSTL
Elsevier
The microstructural responses under 5 MeV Fe 2 + single-ion-beam irradiation of three conditions of additive-manufactured (AM) HT9 steel using a powder-based directed energy deposition (DED) technique with and without postbuild heat treatments were investigated. Besides the observed dislocation loop formation and the absence of cavities at the irradiation condition of 50 dpa at 460 degrees C, Ni/Si/Mn-rich precipitates are found to form in all three conditions of AM-HT9, whereas Cu-rich clusters that arise from Cu uptake from the DED process are only observed in the heat-treated conditions, and not in the as-built (ASB) condition. Coprecipitation of the Cu- and Ni/Si/Mn-rich clusters occur near defect sinks such as line dislocations and grain boundaries in the heat-treated AM-HT9. The variation in microchemical evolution can be directly linked to the starting sink strength of the 3 AM-HT9 conditions, and the ASB condition with higher sink strength suppressed the responses observed in the postbuild heat-treated specimens. (c) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
NSTL
Elsevier
