Scientists investigate 3D-printed high-entropy alloys ...Middle East

Conventional 20th-century materials that are extensively used in industries and mechanical engineering have reached their performance limit. Nowadays, alloying is commonly used to improve the alloys' mechanical performance and increase their operating temperature. In their recent work, the team studied the fatigue properties of CrFeCoNi, an alloy produced by the Laser-Powder Bed Fusion (L-PBF) technique. Researchers have shown that the annealing of printed samples reduces residual stress, improves plasticity, and slightly decreases yield strength.

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