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November 28, 2025Frontiers in MaterialsOpen Access

Pre-qualification of additively manufactured 316L stainless steel using small punch and uniaxial creep testing

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ISI SimonovskiKNK. F. NilssonSHS. Holmstrom

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Overview

This analysis demonstrates small punch creep testing validates creep properties in additively manufactured 316L, suggesting reevaluation of standards may be necessary.

Key Points

  • Additive manufacturing significantly reduces manufacturing costs and time, impacting various industries.
  • The small punch creep test shows promise for evaluating additively manufactured materials, requiring less material yet providing critical data.
  • Standard uniaxial creep tests confirm the findings of small punch creep tests, enhancing validation of materials under high temperatures.
  • Implications of multiple minima in creep deflection curves of LPBF 316L stress the need for updated evaluation methods in the EN 10371:2021 standard.

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Simonovski et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f11ba65b730b9ea7a172https://doi.org/10.3389/fmats.2025.1609564
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