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Materials Science in Additive Manufacturing                      Laser absorption and printability of 90W-Ni-Fe



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                              Figure 2. Mechanism of LPBF processing (A) and the algorithmically generated powder bed (B).

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            Figure  3. Fresnel  formulae for  calculating absorptivity for S and P
            polarization of W (A), Ni (B), and Fe (C), and the powder bed with
            indices defined (D).                               Figure 4. Schematic diagram of integrating sphere (A), GO-RT model
                                                               with  Gaussian  laser  source  and  spherical  analytical  surface  (B),  and
                                                               complicated interaction between the powder bed and laser beam
            2.4. Establishment of CFD-PM models                (C  and  D).
            Geometric information was also imported into the
            computational fluid dynamics simulation software     where T  is the surrounding temperature, h  is the heat
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            FLUENT. During the construction of the CFD-PM model,   conduction coefficient, σ is the Stefan-Boltzmann constant,
            the laser energy conversion factor of the volumetric   and ε is the emissivity. The side and bottom boundaries were
                                                                                        [14]
            Gaussian heat source was set concerning simulation and   settled as insulation boundaries . More modeling details
            experimental results. The modified heat flow distribution of   were set concerning existing reports to illustrate the effect
            the moving Gaussian heat source can be described as [14,23,24] :  of nanoparticle-coated 90W-Ni-Fe powder morphology on
                                                               the non-uniform melting behavior during LPBF [8,13,14,22-25] .
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                   q              exp(          )      (5)    3. Results and discussion
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                      RH  ( 11/ e )  R log( H z/)
                                                               3.1. Effects of nanoparticle-coated 90W-Ni-Fe powder
              where P is the laser power, R is the spot radius, and is   morphologies on the laser absorption behavior
            the laser heat source depth. Considering that most of the
            heat was conducted by the powder bed and solidification   Before establishing models, the morphologies of
            layer, the boundary conditions were described as :  nanoparticle-coated 90W-Ni-Fe powder  were observed.
                                                   [24]
                                                               Energy input during the milling process was different
                     T                                        under  different  milling  conditions,  thus  producing
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                   K    + (- )+hT T   T (  4  T ) =q  (6)
                     n   c   0          0                     nanoparticle-coated 90W-Ni-Fe powder with different
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