Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing
This communication introduces a fast material- and process-agnostic modeling approach, not reported in the open literature, that is calibrated for predicting the evolution of texture in metal additive manufacturing of stainless steel 304L as a function of a process parameter, namely the laser scanni...
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doaj-fd10ee53a2314904af0c2515956cb2da2021-04-26T23:01:15ZengMDPI AGCrystals2073-43522021-04-011148248210.3390/cryst11050482Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive ManufacturingYucong Lei0Milad Ghayoor1Somayeh Pasebani2Ali Tabei3School of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331, USASchool of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331, USASchool of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331, USASchool of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331, USAThis communication introduces a fast material- and process-agnostic modeling approach, not reported in the open literature, that is calibrated for predicting the evolution of texture in metal additive manufacturing of stainless steel 304L as a function of a process parameter, namely the laser scanning speed. The outputs of the model are compared against independent validation experiments for the same material system and show excellent consistency. The model also predicts a trend in the change of texture intensity as a function of the process parameter. The major novelty and strength of this work is the model’s speed and extremely light computational load. The model’s calibrations and predictions were carried out in 9.2 s on a typical desktop computer.https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4352/11/5/482crystallographic texturemodelingadditive manufacturing |
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Yucong Lei Milad Ghayoor Somayeh Pasebani Ali Tabei Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing Crystals crystallographic texture modeling additive manufacturing |
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Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing |
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Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing |
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Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing |
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Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing |
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Fast Predictive Model of Crystallographic Texture Evolution in Metal Additive Manufacturing |
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fast predictive model of crystallographic texture evolution in metal additive manufacturing |
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This communication introduces a fast material- and process-agnostic modeling approach, not reported in the open literature, that is calibrated for predicting the evolution of texture in metal additive manufacturing of stainless steel 304L as a function of a process parameter, namely the laser scanning speed. The outputs of the model are compared against independent validation experiments for the same material system and show excellent consistency. The model also predicts a trend in the change of texture intensity as a function of the process parameter. The major novelty and strength of this work is the model’s speed and extremely light computational load. The model’s calibrations and predictions were carried out in 9.2 s on a typical desktop computer. |
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crystallographic texture modeling additive manufacturing |
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