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Geometry and Microstructure Control of Remanufactured Metallic Parts by Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing
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Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing (CSAM) is a thermal spray technique that is typically used for the repair of metallic components. One of the challenges of CSAM is to improve the geometrical accuracy of the sprayed parts, along with overcoming the inferiority of the mechanical properties of the deposits by tailoring their microstructure with different deposition strategies. For this, Cu, Al, Ti, and Ti6Al4V substrates were reconstructed by two Cold Spray (CS) methods: Traditional (T) and a novel strategy, Metal Knitting (MK). The final geometry, microstructure, and mechanical properties of the reconstructed parts by these two methods were compared. Additionally, we investigated the effects of annealing on the microstructure of sprayed components and its influence on adhesion, resistance to erosion, and abrasive wear. The results indicate that annealing effectively reduces the microstructure defects of the remanufactured parts (up to 30% porosity reduction) and improves the adhesive strength (i.e., below 30 MPa for as-sprayed deposits, and up to 160 MPa for heat-treated Ti4Al4V deposits). Notably, the abrasive and erosive resistance of the Cu and Al annealed deposits sprayed by MK gave very similar results compared to their bulk counterparts, suggesting that it is an efficient method for the reconstruction of damaged parts
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GARFIAS BULNES, Andrea, VAZ, Rodolpho, ALBALADEJO-FUENTES, Vicente, SÁNCHEZ, J., GARCÍA CANO, Irene. Geometry and Microstructure Control of Remanufactured Metallic Parts by Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing. _Materials_. 2023. Vol. 16, núm. 13. [consulta: 20 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 1996-1944. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/219119]