Investigations on the corrosion behavior of additively manufactured stainless steel
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Publications
Characterization of local corrosion on 304L formed using the laser engineered network shape (LENS(r)) additive manufacturing technique
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Corrosion of the 304L stainless steel produced by the laser engineered net shape (LENS) technique
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Metal Powder Feedstock Reuse in Additive Manufacturing: Characterization of 316L Stainless Steel
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Recyclability of Metal Powder Feedstock in Additive Manufacturing: Characterization of 316L Stainless Steel
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The Impact of Critical Defects on Material Performance and Science-Based Qualification for Metal Laser Powder Bed Fusion
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The susceptibility to local corrosion for 304L additively manufactured by a high and low power laser engineered network shape (LENS) technique
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Aggregate Presence and Impact of 3D Defect Populations In AM Stainless Steel
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Correlating microstructure to corrosion response for additively manufactured 304L stainless steel
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Preliminary Results of Wire-AM 308L LZH4 Builds
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Investigation of Hot-Ductility and Elevated Temperature Mechanical Behavior in AM and Wrought 304L
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316L Stainless Steel Powder Reuse in Additive Manufacturing
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Laser Welding for High Reliability High Consequence Applications
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The Role of Microstructure and Surface Finish on the Corrosion of SLM 304L
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Correlating the microstructure and surface morphology of additively manufactured 304L series stainless steel to its corrosion response
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Correlating the microstructure and surface morphology of laser engineered net shape (LENS) 304L series stainless steel to its corrosion response
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Defect Signatures for Metal Laser Powder Bed Fusion
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The role of microstructure and surface finish on the corrosion of selective laser melted 304L
Journal of the Electrochemical Society
The corrosion behavior of selective laser melted (SLM) 304L was investigated and compared to conventional wrought 304L in aqueous chloride and acidic solutions. Through immersed electrochemical testing and exposure in acidic solutions, the SLM 304L exhibited superior pitting resistance in the polished state compared to wrought 304L. However, the surface condition of the SLM material had a great impact on its corrosion resistance, with the grit-blasted condition exhibiting severely diminished pitting resistance. Local scale, capillary micro-electrochemical and scanning electrochemical microscopy investigations, identified porosity as a contributing factor to decreased corrosion resistance. Preferential corrosion attack was not observed to be related to the characteristic underlying cellular microstructure produced through SLM processing. This study highlights the effects of SLM microstructural features on corrosion resistance, specifically the substantial influence of surface finish on SLM corrosion behavior and the need for development and optimization of processing techniques to improve surface finish.
Surface Properties of Recycled 316L Powder
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Assessing the Impact of Boron Micro-Alloying Additions on the Weldability of 304L Austenitic Stainless Steel
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Selective Element Vaporization during Laser Rewelding of 304L Alloys with Controlled Manganese Levels
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Failure of High-Strength Socket Head Cap Screws due to Incorrect Alloy
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Cadmium Whisker Growth on Fastener Hardware
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High-throughput testing reveals rare catastrophic defects
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High-throughput testing reveals
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