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20. International Metallurgy and Materials Congress, İstanbul, Turkey, 10 - 12 June 2021, vol.1, pp.275, (Summary Text)
Ni-based superalloys have gained importance in aerospace and energy industries due to their excellent mechanical
properties at elevated temperatures. Conventional manufacturing methods such as casting and forging create defects
having adverse effects on the service performance. Moreover, microstructures of cast and wrought products contain
brittle phases, which negatively affect the machinability. In recent years, additive manufacturing techniques have been
developed for production of Ni-based superalloy components having extremely complex shapes and/or functionally
graded layers. This study focusses on optimization of the heat treatment procedure for the IN718 parts additively
manufactured by selective laser melting. The relationships between microstructure and mechanical properties will also
be investigated.