CU027: Additive Manufacturing with Steels feedstock (excluding Stainless Steel)
The online course with the topic of "Additive Manufacturing with Steels feedstock (excluding Stainless Steel)” will take place from 21st January to 16th of February 2021. The total lecturing time is 21 hours.
This course aims to give students a thorough introduction to materials with a focus on different types of steels as feedstock for producing AM parts, namely: carbon steels, Cr-Mo, maraging and high strength steels. The online course will cover the following topics:
- Processability with AM, including obtained properties and their relation with process parameters
- Main causes of cracking and how to avoid them
- Possible imperfections, including metallurgical imperfections.
- Selecting types of heat treatments when necessary
For the types of steels: low alloy, Cr-Mo, maraging and high strength steels:
- The effects of micro-alloying, relating grain refinement to mechanical properties.
- AM conditions for a certain part taking into account the material ability for AM
- Carbon equivalent (CE), t 8/5 concept and preheating temperature
- Hardenability and maximum cooling rate
- Types of heat treatments requirements for a certain part, inferring the heat treatment conditions (depending of the shape and size of the part, the application and the code).
Please check the table below for programme of the course CU027.
REGISTER FOR CU027- Additive Manufacturing with Steels feedstock
REGISTER FOR CU027- Additive Manufacturing with Steels feedstock
CU030 : Additive Manufacturing with Nickel feedstock
The online course with the topic of "Additive Manufacturing with Nickel feedstock” will take place from 11th to 19th of January 2021. The total lecturing time is 7 hours.This course aims to give students a thorough introduction to materials with a focus on different types of Nickel as feedstock for producing AM parts. The online course will cover the following topics:
- Nickel processability with AM
- Main causes of cracking and how to avoid them
- Types and goals of heat treatment techniques
- Interpreting the processability with AM for each alloy with different AM processes and feedstock
- The applications, recommending processing parameters and shielding gases to achieve quality requirements for a specific part
- Recommended methods to avoid cracking phenomena and solid-state micro fissures, providing alternatives where necessary.
Please check the table below for programme of the course CU030.
REGISTER FOR CU030 - Additive Manufacturing with Nickel feedstock
REGISTER FOR CU030 - Additive Manufacturing with Nickel feedstock
For further details, please contact Kenan Boz from This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.