MSE 2024
Poster
Fe-rich MnNiCoCr High-Entropy Alloy based on metal powder cored wire: powder atomization and PBF-LB processability
AZ

Dr. Anatoliy Zavdoveev

TPEWI

Zavdoveev, A. (Speaker)¹; Zrodowski, L.²; Malladi, S.B.A.³; Soundarapandiyan, G.³; Hryha, E.³; Choma, T.²; Ostrysz, M.²
¹TPEWI, Kyiv (Ukraine); ²AMAZEMET, Warsaw University of Technology; ³Chalmers University, Göteborg (Sweden)

This work explores the innovative technology of ultrasonic atomization by employing metal powder-cored wire as a filament to fabricate spherical powders for powder-based metal additive manufacturing. The method demonstrates a novel approach to generate uniform size distributions of spherical-shaped powders in the range of 30-60 mkm, characterized by a homogeneous composition of aimed high-entropy alloy. This technique's significance lies in its ability to efficiently produce High Entropy Alloy (HEA) powder, marking a substantial stride toward energy-efficient routes in material fabrication.  Spherical powder was produced and analyzed for physical and mechanical properties. Further on, powder processability using powder bed fusion – laser beam was studied. The implications extend across multiple industrial sectors, promising new way for advanced materials synthesis and manufacturing processes.
Keywords: Atomization, metal powder-cored wire, high entropy alloy, spherical powder, ultrasonic atomization

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