Investigation of heat-resistant nickel alloy production using laser wire cladding, suggesting improvements in mechanical properties.
The possibility of additive manufacturing of heat-resistant nickel alloy by laser wire cladding is investigated. Adaptive wire supply is used to stabilize the process. Various surfacing methods and heat treatment conditions are considered, and the mechanical properties of the nickel alloys produced are studied. The alloys obtained by laser wire cladding are mechanically tested.
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