Strength of Manufactured Object Made by Direct Metal Lamination Using Arc Discharge
アーク放電を用いた溶融金属積層による造形物の強度

Keizo TANAKA, Takeyuki ABE, Reo YOSHIMARU, Hiroyuki SASAHARA
2013 Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Series C  
The tensile strength of the solid structure fabricated by a direct metal lamination under various lamination conditions is examined. The direct metal lamination is a kind of the additive manufacturing process using the arc welding technology; where the molten metal made by the arc discharge is accumulated successively in this process. Combinations of lamination conditions such as welding current, torch feed speed and the cross feed of the torch are explored and the suitable conditions to
more » ... a solid structure without weld defects are clarified. Then it is shown that the laminated modeling object has enough tensile strength compared with the same bulk material. In addition, the welding torch moving direction doesn't affect the strength of the object because the accumulated overlapping beads melt into each other under the suitable condition.
doi:10.1299/kikaic.79.1168 fatcat:ld5eru2c25eovng6jkfb5amqhq