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Laser powder bed fusion of high-strength nickel-based metal matrix composites: microstructure characterisation, mechanical testing and numerical modelling
The development of high-performance nickel-based composites for aerospace and energy applications is hindered by the high crack sensitivity of IN738LC alloy, despite its excellent high-temperature durability, corrosion resistance, and fatigue resistance. To address this challenge, this study investi
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