Norrish, John; Polden, Joseph
Additive manufacturing is now recognised as a viable alternative to processes such as casting, forging, and subtractive technologies such as machining. Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) has emerged as a cost-effective additive manufacturing approach for component fabrication, and a considerable body of literature on the subject has become available over the last 30 years. This review references the published work in a critical manner, tracing the development of WAAM, the principles of operation, materials considerations, process options, process physics, numerical simulation, process control, the current status, and future research needs.
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