Selective laser sintering of single- and two-component metal powders

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A comparative characterisation of selective laser sintering (SLS) mechanisms of single- and two-component powders is presented. The effects of the volume fraction of liquid phase and the powder absorptance were discussed. Single-component Ni-alloy, Fe and Cu powders as well as two-component powder systems based on Ni-alloy, Fe and Cu were investigated. In particular, the following types of two-component powder systems were studied: Ni-alloy-Cu and Fe-Cu powder mixtures as well as Cu-coated Ni-alloy powder and Cu-coated Fe powders. SLS experiments were performed with a CW- Nd:YAG laser (λ = 1.06 μm). The acting mechanism in all cases was liquid phase sintering.

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Tolochko, N., Mozzharov, S., Laoui, T., & Froyen, L. (2003). Selective laser sintering of single- and two-component metal powders. Rapid Prototyping Journal, 9(2), 68–78. https://doi.org/10.1108/13552540310467077

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