First 3D-Printed High-Performance Nanostructured Alloy That’s Both Ultrastrong and Ductile
High-Performance Nanostructured Alloy Made for 3D Printing A dual-phase, nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is effectively 3D printed by researchers offers more strength and ductility than other cutting-edge additively made materials. Image source: UMass Amherst Applications for components might be in the aerospace, medical, energy, and automobile fields. Scientists have developed a dual-phase, nanostructured high-entropy alloy that is 3D printed and has more strength and ductility than other cutting-edge additively created materials. Higher-performance components for use in aerospace, health, energy, and transportation sectors might result from this discovery. Researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the Georgia Institute of Technology carried out the research. Wen Chen, an associate professor of mechanical and industrial engineering at UMass, and Ting Zhu, a professor of mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech, conducted the study, which will be released in the...