One-shot acquisition of intermediate feature values for in-process parameter exploration in PBF-LB of ultrafine porous metallic structure

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Abstract

Powder bed fusion with a laser beam can produce porous parts with high porosities and fine pore sizes. However, it takes a long time to determine the optimal process parameters using conventional methods, such as making test pieces and checking the three-dimensional microstructures using computer tomography. In this study, we propose and develop an in-process extraction method for intermediate feature values that represent porosity and pore size. Pore size was successfully characterized using confocal laser microscopy and data treatment. Furthermore, the one-shot acquisition was performed using an optical microscope to capture the top surface.

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Nagato, K., Okawara, R., Yoshizaki, H., Sairaiji, M., & Zhao, M. (2024). One-shot acquisition of intermediate feature values for in-process parameter exploration in PBF-LB of ultrafine porous metallic structure. CIRP Annals, 73(1), 445–448. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cirp.2024.04.099

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