Comparative Study of Room and Cryogenic Deformation Behavior of Additive Manufactured Ti–6Al–4V Alloy

Abstract

Additive Manufacturings

The image illustrates an additively manufactured material undergoing deformation at room and cryogenic temperatures. In article number 2301808, Tea-Sung Jun and co-workers show that at cryogenic temperatures, the material exhibits higher ultimate compression stress due to dislocation strengthening. The diagram shows the material fracturing at room temperature but remaining intact at cryogenic temperatures. In the center, the LPBF process is depicted, printing text indicating the powder composition.