Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations

Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) allows the production of metal lattice cellular structures with tailored mechanical properties. In order to generate the specific structural behavior it is of utmost importance to understand the response of the unit cells when different load conditions are considered....

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Autores: Alaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398a, Cutolo, A. (Antonio)|||/items/4dc62391-5007-4605-8e8f-cfd151f5d82c, Probst, G. (Gabriel)|||/items/a0b1e215-4787-40cc-a2a1-238ea8df5742, Ruiz-de-Galarreta-Moriones, S.(Sergio)|||/items/3320edac-66b8-4179-b4c1-ded047961ad3, Van-Hooreweder, B. (Brecht)|||/items/0f4e2188-e973-49a4-abd3-5a7ebcdd11a0
Formato: artículo
Fecha de publicación:2020
País:España
Recursos:Universidad de Navarra
Repositorio:Dadun. Depósito Académico Digital de la Universidad de Navarra
Idioma:inglés
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Acesso em linha:https://hdl.handle.net/10171/66345
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Palavra-chave:Laser powder bed fusion
Ti-6Al-4 V
Lattice structures
Anisotropy
FE modeling
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spelling Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviationsAlaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398aCutolo, A. (Antonio)|||/items/4dc62391-5007-4605-8e8f-cfd151f5d82cProbst, G. (Gabriel)|||/items/a0b1e215-4787-40cc-a2a1-238ea8df5742Ruiz-de-Galarreta-Moriones, S.(Sergio)|||/items/3320edac-66b8-4179-b4c1-ded047961ad3Van-Hooreweder, B. (Brecht)|||/items/0f4e2188-e973-49a4-abd3-5a7ebcdd11a0Laser powder bed fusionTi-6Al-4 VLattice structuresAnisotropyFE modelingLaser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) allows the production of metal lattice cellular structures with tailored mechanical properties. In order to generate the specific structural behavior it is of utmost importance to understand the response of the unit cells when different load conditions are considered. In this article the mechanical response of diamond based cellular structures has been investigated focusing on the impact of geometrical inaccuracy generated by the manufacturing process on the elastic anisotropy of the mentioned unit cell. The μ-CT analysis of the structures shows that the manufacturing deviations occur in certain orientations that depend highly on the building direction and proximity to nodes. The measured imperfection types were implemented in a finite element model in order to predict their single and combined effects in the elastic directional response. The results indicate that the L-PBF process can induce a significant change of elastic anisotropy in the diamond unit cells, including a substantial variation of the optimal orientation for minimal compliance. Methods are presented to calculate this anisotropy such that it can be taken into account when designing and using such lattice structures in real-life applications with multi-axial load conditionsElsevierDadun. Depósito Académico Digital Universidad de Navarra20232023-05-2320202020-01-0120202020-01-01journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501info:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttps://hdl.handle.net/10171/66345reponame:Dadun. Depósito Académico Digital de la Universidad de Navarrainstname:Universidad de NavarraInglésengopen accesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:dadun.unav.edu:10171/663452026-06-21T12:47:57Z
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
title Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
spellingShingle Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
Alaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398a
Laser powder bed fusion
Ti-6Al-4 V
Lattice structures
Anisotropy
FE modeling
title_short Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
title_full Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
title_fullStr Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
title_full_unstemmed Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
title_sort Understanding elastic anisotropy in diamond based lattice structures produced by laser powder bed fusion: Effect of manufacturing deviations
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Alaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398a
Cutolo, A. (Antonio)|||/items/4dc62391-5007-4605-8e8f-cfd151f5d82c
Probst, G. (Gabriel)|||/items/a0b1e215-4787-40cc-a2a1-238ea8df5742
Ruiz-de-Galarreta-Moriones, S.(Sergio)|||/items/3320edac-66b8-4179-b4c1-ded047961ad3
Van-Hooreweder, B. (Brecht)|||/items/0f4e2188-e973-49a4-abd3-5a7ebcdd11a0
author Alaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398a
author_facet Alaña-Olivares, M. (Markel)|||/items/2f56322f-9405-4613-b902-c83fb2a8398a
Cutolo, A. (Antonio)|||/items/4dc62391-5007-4605-8e8f-cfd151f5d82c
Probst, G. (Gabriel)|||/items/a0b1e215-4787-40cc-a2a1-238ea8df5742
Ruiz-de-Galarreta-Moriones, S.(Sergio)|||/items/3320edac-66b8-4179-b4c1-ded047961ad3
Van-Hooreweder, B. (Brecht)|||/items/0f4e2188-e973-49a4-abd3-5a7ebcdd11a0
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author2 Cutolo, A. (Antonio)|||/items/4dc62391-5007-4605-8e8f-cfd151f5d82c
Probst, G. (Gabriel)|||/items/a0b1e215-4787-40cc-a2a1-238ea8df5742
Ruiz-de-Galarreta-Moriones, S.(Sergio)|||/items/3320edac-66b8-4179-b4c1-ded047961ad3
Van-Hooreweder, B. (Brecht)|||/items/0f4e2188-e973-49a4-abd3-5a7ebcdd11a0
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Laser powder bed fusion
Ti-6Al-4 V
Lattice structures
Anisotropy
FE modeling
topic Laser powder bed fusion
Ti-6Al-4 V
Lattice structures
Anisotropy
FE modeling
description Laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) allows the production of metal lattice cellular structures with tailored mechanical properties. In order to generate the specific structural behavior it is of utmost importance to understand the response of the unit cells when different load conditions are considered. In this article the mechanical response of diamond based cellular structures has been investigated focusing on the impact of geometrical inaccuracy generated by the manufacturing process on the elastic anisotropy of the mentioned unit cell. The μ-CT analysis of the structures shows that the manufacturing deviations occur in certain orientations that depend highly on the building direction and proximity to nodes. The measured imperfection types were implemented in a finite element model in order to predict their single and combined effects in the elastic directional response. The results indicate that the L-PBF process can induce a significant change of elastic anisotropy in the diamond unit cells, including a substantial variation of the optimal orientation for minimal compliance. Methods are presented to calculate this anisotropy such that it can be taken into account when designing and using such lattice structures in real-life applications with multi-axial load conditions
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