ArticleMaterials (Basel, Switzerland)2023
Measuring the Cooling Behavior of Melt Pools in L-PBF by Pyrometry.
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- Welding, Joining, and Additive Manufacturing: Experiments, Materials, and Modeling.Materials (Basel, Switzerland) · 2025Article
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This study aims to measure the cooling rates or, more precisely, the cooling durations of single laser tracks by pyrometry within the laser powder bed fusion (L-PBF) process. Two-color, as well as one-color pyrometers are tested within this work. Regarding the second, the emissivity of the investigated 30CrMoNb5-2 alloy is determined in-situ within the L-PBF system in order to measure temperature instead of arbitrary units. This is done by heating up printed samples and verifying the measured pyrometer signal by comparing it to values obtained by thermocouples attached to the samples. In addition, the precision of two-color pyrometry is verified for the given setup. Following the verification experiments, single laser track experiments are conducted. The obtained signals prove to be partially distorted mainly due to by-products such as smoke and weld beads arising from the melt pool. To encounter this problem, a new fitting method is presented and experimentally validated. Melt pools resulting from different cooling durations are analyzed by EBSD. These measurements show areas of extreme deformation or potential amorphization correlating with the cooling durations. The obtained cooling duration can be used for the validation of simulations as well as for the correlation of corresponding microstructure and process parameters.
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