journal article·2016-10-01

Engineering Liquid Metals to Manufacture Quality Components

Frank Czerwinski

AM&P Technical Articles· Volume 174· Issue 9
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Abstract

Abstract Production techniques based on net shape forming from the liquid or semisolid state offer advantages in terms of manufacturing simplicity, cost, and energy consumption compared with current complex solid state forming processes. Engineering molten alloys to change their solidification process improves part integrity and alloy microstructure, leading to better component performance.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: Aluminum Alloy Microstructure Properties · Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies · Solidification and crystal growth phenomena

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Affiliations

CanmetMaterials , Natural Resources Canada, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

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