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A comparing study of defect generation in IN738LC superalloy fabricated by laser powder bed fusion:Continuous-wave mode versus pulsed-wave mode 被引量:4
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作者 Chuan Guo Yang Zhou +5 位作者 Xinggang Li Xiaogang Hu Zhen Xu Enjie Dong Qiang Zhu R.Mark Ward 《Journal of Materials Science & Technology》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2021年第31期45-57,共13页
Inconel 738 LC samples were fabricated using laser powder bed fusion under continuous-wave and pulsed-wave modes.Microstructure,surface quality and mechanical properties were compared to evaluate the printing quality ... Inconel 738 LC samples were fabricated using laser powder bed fusion under continuous-wave and pulsed-wave modes.Microstructure,surface quality and mechanical properties were compared to evaluate the printing quality between these 2 laser beam modes.The results show that the application of pulsed wave could effectively eliminate cracking in the as-fabricated sample,despite 0.046%porosity generated.Further microstructure analysis revealed that the refinement of grains by the pulsed-wave laser beam was the main contributor in eliminating the cracks.And this refinement was ascribed to the higher cooling rate under the discontinuous radiation of laser beam proofed by the numerical simulation.And the pore formation was related to Rayleigh instability and residual bubbles in the sample under the pulsed-wave mode,while pores were less detrimental to the mechanical properties than cracks.Therefore,the part under the pulsed-wave mode exhibited superior mechanical performance compared to that under the continuous-wave mode. 展开更多
关键词 Laser powder bed fusion Continuous-wave mode pulsed-wave mode Nickel-based superalloy Defect generation
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Hemodynamics in the portal vein evaluated by pulse wave Doppler ultrasonography in patients with chronic hepatitis C treated with interferon 被引量:1
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作者 Shigeo Nakanishi Katsuya Shiraki +3 位作者 Kouji Yamamoto Mutsumi Koyama Noboru Kimura Takeshi Nakano 《World Journal of Gastroenterology》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2005年第3期396-399,共4页
AIM: To employ pulse wave Doppler ultrasonography to evaluate the changes in portal blood flow velocity in patients with chronic hepatitis C (CHC) receiving interferon (IFN) treatment. METHODS: The subjects in this st... AIM: To employ pulse wave Doppler ultrasonography to evaluate the changes in portal blood flow velocity in patients with chronic hepatitis C (CHC) receiving interferon (IFN) treatment. METHODS: The subjects in this study were 14 patients (13 men and l woman) with CHC who received IFN treatment. Portal blood flow velocity was measured in the vessels at the porta hepatis at four time points: before IFN administration (pre-IFN), 2 wk after the start of administration (wk 2), 24 wk after the start of administration (wk 24, i.e., the end of IFN administration), and 24 wk after the end of administration (wk 48). RESULTS: The patients with CHC in whom IFN treatment resulted in complete elimination or effective elimination of viruses showed a significant increase in portal blood flow velocity at the end of IFN treatment compared with that before IFN treatment. In contrast, when IFN was ineffective, no significant increase in portal blood flow velocity was observed at wk 24 or 48 compared with the pre-IFN value. In addition, the patients with CHC in whom IFN was ineffective showed significantly lower portal blood flow velocity values than control subjects at all measurement time points. CONCLUSION: Pulse wave Doppler ultrasonography is a noninvasive and easily performed method for evaluating the effects of IFN treatment in patients with CHC. This technique is useful for measuring portal blood flow velocity before and 24 wk after IFN administration in order to evaluate the changes over time, thus assessing the effectiveness of IFN treatment. 展开更多
关键词 Chronic Hepatitis C INTERFERON pulsed-wave Doppler ultrasonography Portal Vein HEMODYNAMICS
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