Abstract

The paper studies chemical composition, structure and mechanical properties of the heat-resistant nickel EP648 alloy obtained by deformation, die project casting and selective laser melting. It is shown that the deformed material is characterized by low porosity, high impact strength and ductility, the cast material has large grains, high long-term strength and low-cycle fatigue. The material obtained by selective laser melting is characterized by an increased content of oxygen and nitrogen, fine-grain structure with large variation in grain size strongly expressed and heredity, and also high short-term strength.

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