Additive Manufacturing with nickel course literature available for free

January 28, 2021

Nickel-base superalloys are used in many demanding applications (Courtesy SAM/EPMA/Dr C Simsir)

The European Powder Metallurgy Association (EPMA) has made available the full course literature from the recent ‘Additive Manufacturing with Nickel Feedstock’ seminar. Organised under the EU-funded SAM project (Sector Skills Strategy in Additive Manufacturing), the video presentations and PDF slides can be downloaded and watched for free.

The presentations provide a thorough introduction to processing materials containing nickel, with a focus on different types of nickel as feedstock for producing AM parts.

The course literature covers the following topics:

  • Nickel processability with AM
  • Main causes of cracking and how to avoid them
  • Types and goals of heat treatment techniques
  • Interpreting the processability with AM for each alloy with different AM processes and feedstock
  • The applications, recommending processing parameters and shielding gases to achieve quality requirements for a specific part
  • Recommended methods to avoid cracking phenomena and solid-state micro fissures, providing alternatives where necessary

The video presentations can be accessed here:

Video presentation (Dr Caner Simsir)

Video presentation Dr Ozgur Poyraz)

Video presentation (Dr Evren Yasa)

Course Literature

Full PDF slides can be downloaded from the EPMA

www.epma.com

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