Osaka University proposes a new method to control the performance of 3D printed alloys Professor Hiroyuki Yasuda, Associate Professor Yanzhun Zhao, and graduate student Aoi Yamashita, along with other researchers at Osaka University, announced on the 11th that they have discovered a method to manufacture nickel-based superalloys with higher strength than traditional materials using Laser … Read more
By achieving localized control of the grain structure, engineers can design components with superior performance. This research not only advances the development of materials engineering science but also creates opportunities for innovative component design in various fields such as aerospace, power generation, and space exploration. [Qiming Additive Manufacturing] Nickel-based superalloys are renowned for their exceptional … Read more
Article Overview: Nicholas-based superalloys are the backbone of core components in aerospace engines. However, the microstructural inhomogeneity, cracks, and porosity defects caused by thermal cycling in traditional additive manufacturing severely limit their performance and application. The team led by Li Jinguo at the Institute of Metal Research, Chinese Academy of Sciences, proposed a revolutionary solution—by … Read more