Materialprufung, cilt.62, sa.5, ss.503-516, 2020 (SCI-Expanded)
Flexible and digital manufacturing technologies like additive manufacturing (AM) have evolved as the future of modern manufacturing
with the capability of obtaining multi-dimensional components and
material functionality improvement. In the past decade, the additive
manufacturing of steel has advanced into an effective approach for
controlling local microstructure and fabricating hybrid build with
tailored performance. As an emerging technology, there are still some
challenges in the additive manufacturing of steel that need to be
circumvented in order to attain the full potentials of this novel
technology. This review paper examines the current state of additively manufactured steel as well as the associated microstructure,
mechanical properties, and corrosion of as-built steel. An insight into
further and future research directions is provided.