Abstract
The influence of a static magnetic field on microstructure evolution during laser direct energy deposition was studied. Our results reveal that dendrite spacing increases with increasing magnetic field flux density (MFFD). Moreover, electron backscatter diffraction results reveal that the epitaxial growth was preferred with increasing MFFD. We discuss these findings in terms of the influence of a magnetic field on melt convection and propose that an applied magnetic field effectively limits Marangoni convection.
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