Minimal underlying dataset of the study.
<div><p>Nickel aluminium bronze (NAB) alloys are known for their excellent strength and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for maritime and industrial applications. NAB is producible by Powder Metallurgy (PM) but typically requires high compaction pressure. The objective of this...
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| author | Steven Camilleri (20827068) |
| author2 | Tien Tran (1522816) Andrew Duguid (20827071) Kannoorpatti Narayanan Krishnan (20827074) |
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| author_facet | Steven Camilleri (20827068) Tien Tran (1522816) Andrew Duguid (20827071) Kannoorpatti Narayanan Krishnan (20827074) |
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| dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv | Steven Camilleri (20827068) Tien Tran (1522816) Andrew Duguid (20827071) Kannoorpatti Narayanan Krishnan (20827074) |
| dc.date.none.fl_str_mv | 2025-03-04T18:34:31Z |
| dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv | 10.1371/journal.pone.0319333.s001 |
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| dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv | Genetics Immunology Science Policy Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified state coating technique offering significant advancements hot isostatic pressing accelerates powdered metal 580 &# 8201 500 &# 8201 280 &# 8201 240 &# 8201 deposition heat treatments appropriate heat treatments binary aluminium bronze 3d printed parts cold spraying powders traditional cast methods cold spray process mpa yield strength mpa tensile strength produce nab alloys enhance material properties powder metallurgy process produced using powders cold spray yield strength traditional methods tensile strength heat treating resulting parts powder metallurgy aluminium alloy strength alloys nab using excellent strength deposited using supersonic speeds results indicate plastic deformation nickel powder nab alloys mechanical properties lightspee3d printer iron powder industrial applications hip ), enabling bonding corrosion resistance copper powder controlled conditions compressed air complex high carrier gas |
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| description | <div><p>Nickel aluminium bronze (NAB) alloys are known for their excellent strength and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for maritime and industrial applications. NAB is producible by Powder Metallurgy (PM) but typically requires high compaction pressure. The objective of this study is to investigate the manufacturing of NAB using the cold spray additive manufacturing (AM) process and to compare its properties to those produced by traditional methods such as casting and PM. Cold spray is a solid-state coating technique that accelerates powdered metal and carrier gas to supersonic speeds, enabling bonding through plastic deformation. Binary aluminium bronze (AB) and NAB alloys were produced using powders by cold spraying powders into 3D printed parts, and heat treating the resulting parts. The AB alloy contained blended 9.9% aluminium alloy (Al6061) powder and copper powder, while the NAB alloy included 11% Al6061 powder, 5.8% nickel powder, 6.8% iron powder, and copper powder. Powders were mixed under controlled conditions and deposited using a LightSPEE3D printer and compressed air. Post-deposition heat treatments, such as homogenisation, aging, and/or hot isostatic pressing (HIP), were applied to enhance material properties. The results indicate that the cold spray process, combined with appropriate heat treatments, can produce NAB alloys with desirable microstructures containing fine κ phases and mechanical properties with above 280 MPa yield strength, above 500 MPa tensile strength and 20% elongation which are comparable to those achieved by traditional cast methods which yield strength of 240 MPa, tensile strength of 580 MPa and 15% elongation, and superior to PM methods. This study demonstrates the viability of cold spray AM to enhance the production of complex high-strength alloys, offering significant advancements for maritime and industrial applications.</p></div> |
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| spelling | Minimal underlying dataset of the study.Steven Camilleri (20827068)Tien Tran (1522816)Andrew Duguid (20827071)Kannoorpatti Narayanan Krishnan (20827074)GeneticsImmunologyScience PolicySpace ScienceEnvironmental Sciences not elsewhere classifiedBiological Sciences not elsewhere classifiedChemical Sciences not elsewhere classifiedstate coating techniqueoffering significant advancementshot isostatic pressingaccelerates powdered metal580 &# 8201500 &# 8201280 &# 8201240 &# 8201deposition heat treatmentsappropriate heat treatmentsbinary aluminium bronze3d printed partscold spraying powderstraditional cast methodscold spray processmpa yield strengthmpa tensile strengthproduce nab alloysenhance material propertiespowder metallurgy processproduced using powderscold sprayyield strengthtraditional methodstensile strengthheat treatingresulting partspowder metallurgyaluminium alloystrength alloysnab usingexcellent strengthdeposited usingsupersonic speedsresults indicateplastic deformationnickel powdernab alloysmechanical propertieslightspee3d printeriron powderindustrial applicationship ),enabling bondingcorrosion resistancecopper powdercontrolled conditionscompressed aircomplex highcarrier gas<div><p>Nickel aluminium bronze (NAB) alloys are known for their excellent strength and corrosion resistance, making them suitable for maritime and industrial applications. NAB is producible by Powder Metallurgy (PM) but typically requires high compaction pressure. The objective of this study is to investigate the manufacturing of NAB using the cold spray additive manufacturing (AM) process and to compare its properties to those produced by traditional methods such as casting and PM. Cold spray is a solid-state coating technique that accelerates powdered metal and carrier gas to supersonic speeds, enabling bonding through plastic deformation. Binary aluminium bronze (AB) and NAB alloys were produced using powders by cold spraying powders into 3D printed parts, and heat treating the resulting parts. The AB alloy contained blended 9.9% aluminium alloy (Al6061) powder and copper powder, while the NAB alloy included 11% Al6061 powder, 5.8% nickel powder, 6.8% iron powder, and copper powder. Powders were mixed under controlled conditions and deposited using a LightSPEE3D printer and compressed air. Post-deposition heat treatments, such as homogenisation, aging, and/or hot isostatic pressing (HIP), were applied to enhance material properties. The results indicate that the cold spray process, combined with appropriate heat treatments, can produce NAB alloys with desirable microstructures containing fine κ phases and mechanical properties with above 280 MPa yield strength, above 500 MPa tensile strength and 20% elongation which are comparable to those achieved by traditional cast methods which yield strength of 240 MPa, tensile strength of 580 MPa and 15% elongation, and superior to PM methods. This study demonstrates the viability of cold spray AM to enhance the production of complex high-strength alloys, offering significant advancements for maritime and industrial applications.</p></div>2025-03-04T18:34:31ZDatasetinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersiondataset10.1371/journal.pone.0319333.s001https://figshare.com/articles/dataset/Minimal_underlying_dataset_of_the_study_/28535079CC BY 4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:figshare.com:article/285350792025-03-04T18:34:31Z |
| spellingShingle | Minimal underlying dataset of the study. Steven Camilleri (20827068) Genetics Immunology Science Policy Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified state coating technique offering significant advancements hot isostatic pressing accelerates powdered metal 580 &# 8201 500 &# 8201 280 &# 8201 240 &# 8201 deposition heat treatments appropriate heat treatments binary aluminium bronze 3d printed parts cold spraying powders traditional cast methods cold spray process mpa yield strength mpa tensile strength produce nab alloys enhance material properties powder metallurgy process produced using powders cold spray yield strength traditional methods tensile strength heat treating resulting parts powder metallurgy aluminium alloy strength alloys nab using excellent strength deposited using supersonic speeds results indicate plastic deformation nickel powder nab alloys mechanical properties lightspee3d printer iron powder industrial applications hip ), enabling bonding corrosion resistance copper powder controlled conditions compressed air complex high carrier gas |
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| topic | Genetics Immunology Science Policy Space Science Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified state coating technique offering significant advancements hot isostatic pressing accelerates powdered metal 580 &# 8201 500 &# 8201 280 &# 8201 240 &# 8201 deposition heat treatments appropriate heat treatments binary aluminium bronze 3d printed parts cold spraying powders traditional cast methods cold spray process mpa yield strength mpa tensile strength produce nab alloys enhance material properties powder metallurgy process produced using powders cold spray yield strength traditional methods tensile strength heat treating resulting parts powder metallurgy aluminium alloy strength alloys nab using excellent strength deposited using supersonic speeds results indicate plastic deformation nickel powder nab alloys mechanical properties lightspee3d printer iron powder industrial applications hip ), enabling bonding corrosion resistance copper powder controlled conditions compressed air complex high carrier gas |