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Daido Steel — Technical Presentation (October 2021)

25 slides from Daido Steel's technical presentation, Oct 4, 2021

  1. Slide 1: H13 Modified High Thermal Conductivity Powder for 3D Printing

    1 October 4, 2021 H13 Modified High Thermal Conductivity Powder for 3D Printing Takashi Yoshimoto Paul W. Britton Koichiro Inoue Naoki Yokoi Hiroyuki Ohisa

  2. Slide 2: Contents

    2 Contents 1. Introduction 2. Concept of New AM powder ・High thermal conductivity ・Less cracking during building 3. Mechanical Properties 4. Practical Evaluation

  3. Slide 3: Material Development in Daido

    3 Material Development in Daido Advanced die casting die steels Alloy powders and AM techniques High hardenability and toughness steel NADCA Grade F & NADCA Grade C (Presented in NADCA 2013) NADCA Grade F NADCA Grade C DAPTM(Daido Alloy Powder)

  4. Slide 4: Introduction

    4 Introduction Die steel with high thermal conductivity contributes to faster cooling in die casting dies. Surface temperature of sprue core Lower die temperature Shorter cycle time Less thermal damage Steel A H13 Steel A;1.6 times higher thermal conductivity than H13.

  5. Slide 5: Introduction

    5 Introduction Die steel with high thermal conductivity contributes also to improve a product quality. Cross sectional Movable die Cross section microstructure of the cast products Cast product of the biscuit surface Steel A 35~37 W/(m・K) Die H13 24~27 W/(m・K) Biscuit Sprue core Die After 5,000 shot

  6. Slide 6: Additive Manufacturing of Dies

    6 Additive Manufacturing of Dies Conformal cooling channels made by additive mfg. is now available to enhance the internal cooling. Linear Conformal The inserts of die casting dies made by the SLM cooling channel cooling channel https://www.additivemanufacturing.media/articles/in-automotive-is- http

  7. Slide 7: Conventional Powder for AM

    7 Conventional Powder for AM H13 and 18%Ni Maraging steel powders are mainly used, but each has its own problems. Cracking during Thermal Mechanical Steel grade build Conductivity Properties 18%Ni Great Low Good maraging steel No cracking 17 W/(m・K) Bad High H13 / H11 Good Easy to crack 24 W/(m・K) H

  8. Slide 8: Concept of Powder Development

    8 Concept of Powder Development High crack resistance during build and high thermal conductivity. Maraging Target Crack resistance Steel Product during build H13 Thermal conductivity

  9. Slide 9: New Powder Material DAP-AM HTC

    TM 9 New Powder Material DAP -AM HTC Daido Alloy Powder – for Additive Manufacturing High Thermal Conductivity Cracking during Thermal Mechanical Steel grade build Conductivity Properties 18%Ni Great Low Good Maraging steel No cracking 17 W/(m・K) Bad High H13 / H11 Good Easy to crack 24 W/(m・K) Good

  10. Slide 10: Thermal Conductivity

    10 Thermal Conductivity The built specimens with HTC powder has high thermal conductivity. Because HTC is lower Silicon content than H13. Effects of Si content on thermal conductivity of die steel 0.4%C-steels

  11. Slide 11: Formability / Cracking during Build

    11 Formability / Cracking during Build Cracking was suppressed due to the reduction of hardness during build. 0.23%C 0.37%C HTC45 / 48 HRC H13 / 54 HRC Notched Specimen No crack Gross crack 80 30 90° Build 10.0 Direction 2.5 Built with preheating at 200 oC

  12. Slide 12: Alloy Design of Modified Powder

    12 Alloy Design of Modified Powder Our new powder grades HTC40 and HTC45 are alloy-designed based of H13. Composition (mass%) Hardness C Si Mn Ni Cr Mo V Co Applications HRC Thin tools HTC45 Steel A 0.23 0.1 0.4 - 5.3 1.2 0.4 - 45-50 e.g. Core pins Thicker tools Steel B HTC40 0.13 0.1 0.4 - 5.3 1.2

  13. Slide 13: Flow & Density

    13 Flow & Density HTC powders have good flow, which makes it possible to form dense parts. Selective Laser Melting(SLM) process requires powder flow-rate to achieve high density. Building Condition Good flow Laser Power 300 W Scan Speed 600 mm/s Hatching Distance 0.13 mm Laser Spot Diameter 180 μm L

  14. Slide 14: Mechanical properties evaluation

    14 Mechanical properties evaluation Built specimens with HTC powder ◇ Heat treatment / Hardness HTC / SLM ◇ Nitriding hardness Atomized Built Heat treated Conventionally cast and forged H13 ◇ Impact Toughness H13 / Forged Cast Forged Heat treated ◇ Tensile Strength, Elongation

  15. Slide 15: Heat treatment / Hardness

    15 Heat treatment / Hardness The hardness of HTC can be adjusted by tempering as same as the forged H13. Building Shot Blasting Base Plate Effective in preventing crack during tempering Tempering Cutting off 550~650℃ Heat treatment for HTC requires only tempering.

  16. Slide 16: Nitriding hardness

    16 Nitriding hardness The nitriding hardness of the HTC is same as one of the forged H13. Hardness distribution after gas nitriding H13 /Forged HTC45 H13 HTC45 /SLM Resin SLM Forged Maximum Hardness 1103 1106 /HV Initial Hardness 450 440 /HV

  17. Slide 17: Impact Toughness

    17 Impact Toughness The impact toughness of the HTC is higher than that of the forged H13. H13 /Forged HTC45 /SLM [J/cm2] HTC40 /SLM Build direction Size of built samples:15×60×15 mm Heat treatment Condition HTC45:Tempered to 45~50HRC HTC40:As-built(43HRC) Tempered to 44HRC

  18. Slide 18: Tensile Strength, Elongation

    18 Tensile Strength, Elongation The tensile strength and ductility of the HTC is comparable to forged H13. H13 /Forged HTC45 /SLM HTC40 /SLM Size of built samples:15×100×15 mm Heat treatment Condition Build direction HTC45 :Tempered to 45~50HRC HTC40 :As-built(43HRC) Tempered to 44HRC

  19. Slide 19: Practical evaluation

    19 Practical evaluation ◇ Heat checking resistance ◇ Building mock-up dies

  20. Slide 20: Heat checking Resistance

    20 Heat checking Resistance HTC45 has better heat checking resistance than forged H13. Forged H13(47.6HRC) HTC45(48.9HRC) Appearance 580oC after test at center of the 0.88mm Crack depth 1.84mm specimen 4,000 cycles R6, 1 mm Notched Heat checking test procedures

  21. Slide 21: How thermal conductivity affects heat checking resistance

    21 How thermal conductivity affects heat checking resistance Thermal stress applied on surface σ=CxExαx⊿T C=f(ν) ν: Poisson’s ratio Almost same in forged H13 E: Young’s modulus and SLM built HTC45 α: Thermal expansion coefficient ∆T: Temperature difference between the surface and inside ∆T=f(λ) λ: T

  22. Slide 22: Building mock-up dies

    22 Building mock-up dies Core Insert Model of HTC40 Insert Model of HTC45 Φ100 60 80 3D-CAD 50 160 Cooling Channel Unit : mm Φ5.0 35 45 160

  23. Slide 23: New Powder Material DAP-AM HTC

    TM 23 New Powder Material DAP -AM HTC The developed powders are suitable for additive manufacturing and are sufficiently durable as a die-casting dies after build. Cracking during Thermal Mechanical Steel grade build Conductivity Properties 18%Ni Great Low Good Maraging steel No cracking 17 W/(m・K)

  24. Slide 24: Thank you for your attention

    24 Thank you for your attention. Please visit us at booth 817 International Mold Steel

  25. Slide 25: NADCA publication and copyright notice

    The presentation titled "H13 Modified High Thermal Conductivity Powder for 3D Printing" was published as transaction T21-052, as part of the North American Die Casting Association's (NADCA) 2021 Die Casting Congress. Copyright of the presentation is held by NADCA. This presentation should not be rep

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