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Microstructure and mechanical properties of mild steel-stainless steel bimetallic structures built using Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing

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DOI: 10.1016/j.cirpj.2022.06.018

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Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing; SS316; Microstructure; Additive Manufacturing

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  1. Basque Government [ZL-2021/00989, KK -2022/00070]
  2. EDISON project [KK -2022/00070]

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This paper presents the integration of manufacturing solutions based on direct energy deposition technologies, which utilize bimetallic materials to improve the final properties of parts. The experimental fabrication of defect-free bimetallic walls from different steels is introduced for the first time.
The integration of manufacturing solutions based on the use of direct energy deposition technologies, in-cluding Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing WAAM, enables partial solutions using bimetallic materials that improve the final in-use properties of the part. In this paper, the fabrication of bi-metallic steel with mild steel-stainless steel in both overlapping and superimposed solutions is experimentally presented. The defect-free fabrication of bi-metallic walls from different steels is a unique process that is presented here for the first time. (c) 2022 CIRP.

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