Lecture 9 - Characterization of AM Materials Flashcards

1
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What is neutron diffraction?

A

nondestructive evaluation of macro-residual stresses, phase, deformation behavior

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what is x-ray computed tomography (CT)?

A

nondestructive evaluation of porosity/defects, geometry/dimension, deformation, surface roughness, particle size

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3
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what is synchrotron x-ray diffraction?

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nondestructive evaluation of macro and micro residual stresses, phases, pores, deformation behavior

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4
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what techniques can be used to analyze prints during 3d printing?

A

thermal imaging, x-rays, and high-speed camera

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5
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what is optical imaging?

A

large scale imaging

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6
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what two processes measure grain orientation, dislocations, and phases?

A

scanning electron microscopy
electron back scatter diffraction

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7
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what is transmission electron micrscopy?

A

length scale <1 micrometer

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8
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What neutron facility is at Los Alamos National Lab?

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Spectrometer for Materials Research at Temperature and Stress

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9
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What is the wavelength of LANSCE generated neutrons?

A

0.5 to 7.5 Å

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10
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What is the minimum size of samples at LANSCE?

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one millimeter

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11
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What are four characteristics of cell/grain boundaries?

A

are imperfections
are more susceptible to etching
may be revealed as dark lines
change in crystal orientation across boundary

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12
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What is the optical light resolution?

A

0.1 µm

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13
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What wavelengths do the human eye detect?

A

380nm-700nm

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14
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What are three characteristics of electron microscopy?

A

wavelength ~ 0.003nm
atomic resolution possible
focused by magnetic lenses

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15
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What does electron backscatter diffraction depend on?

A

beam size, scan step size

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16
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What does transmission electron microscopy require of its samples?

A

sophisticated preparation (thickness <0.25 µm)

17
Q

Which technique is the most indispensable for characterization of printing defects?

A

x-ray computed tomography

18
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What do neutron or x-ray diffraction techniques characterize?

A

residual stresses
pores
other microstructures

19
Q

What do in operando characterizations do?

A

understand the fundamental sciences of laser-material interactions

20
Q

What properties are not investigated using these means?

A

mechanical, thermal, electrical properties

21
Q

What destructive evaluations are also used?

A

electron backscatter diffraction
multiscale characterizations

22
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what are the neutron diffraction facilities?

A

Los Alamos
Oak Ridge

23
Q

what is the best way to ensure that your image pops up on ct?

A

use elements with low attenuation coefficient

24
Q

how do you take a ct scan?

A

rotate part 360 degrees and take sample
combine samples into 3d image

25
Q

What is the typical resolution of CT scan?

A

1 µm

26
Q

What is CT scan based on?

A

absorption

27
Q

What is synchrotron based on?

A

transmission

28
Q

What can synchrotron x-rays pick up?

A

texture, dislocation

29
Q

which planes are parallel to incident beam in TEM?

A

diffracting atomic planes

30
Q

What does deformation measure?

A

lattice strain and stresses

31
Q

What does elastic modulus depend on?

A

grain boundary direction

32
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how do you measure the stress?

A

measure the strain and convert using elastic modulus

33
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what is pyrometry?

A

determination of temperature by analyzing wavelengths of thermal radiation emissions

34
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What does EBSD show?

A

grain orientation

35
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what are the three different modes of TEM?

A

bright-field, dark-field, weak-beam

36
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What does “in operando” mean?

A

Machine has measurement tools in situ