Effect of Mg Loss and Microstructure on Anisotropy of 5356 Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing
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Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) experiments were carried out using ER5356 wire and gas tungsten arc welding to study the influencing factors and laws of anisotropy of the product’s mechanical properties. The Mg content was decreased in the additive manufacturing process, and its distribution was not uniform. The Mg content in the central zone of each layer of the additively manufactured wall was lower than that in the adjacent remelting zone. Heat treatment was conducted to observe the microstructure of the WAAM product. The grains in the central and remelting zones of each layer were equiaxial grains, and the grain size in the central zone of each layer was larger than that in the adjacent remelting zone. Existed in the WAAM product, uneven distributions of alloying elements and microstructural differences led to the anisotropy of the mechanical properties. The maximum tensile strength of the transverse specimens was 267.6 MPa, which was 30.9 MPa higher than that of the longitudinal specimens. The maximum fracture elongation of the transverse specimens was 33.9%, while that of the longitudinal specimens was 23.8%. The tensile specimens all exhibited plastic fractures, and the Mg content on the fracture surface of the transverse specimens is higher than the Mg content of the longitudinal specimens.
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