Applications of alloy design to cracking resistance of additively manufactured Ni-based alloys

Utilisation of additive manufacturing (AM) for the fabrication Ni-based alloys has seen a massive uptake in both academic and commercial institutions. However, processing traditional superalloys through AM encountered numerous cracking issues. The primary forms include solidification, solid-state liquation mechanisms. Many these are influenced by compositions, with certain systems showing impressive resistance. design novel specifically tuned might be necessary to realise potential techniques. Recently, researchers have taken advantage improved computational alloy frameworks. These frameworks utilise methods such as neural networks analyse volumes data predict compositions that satisfy specific criteria.