Composite member and method for manufacturing composite member
A composite member is manufactured by a manufacturing method including adding, on a surface of a base member composed of a first material, a second material different from the first material, using additive manufacturing employing directed energy deposition as an additive manufacturing process. The manufacturing method is performed by placing the base member in a machining area of a machine tool configured to perform subtractive machining. Accordingly, a composite member can be obtained that is manufactured through additive manufacturing and that is in a state in which the composite member can be promptly machined.
1. A method for manufacturing a composite member, the method comprising:
mounting a first member composed of a first metal material on a fixture of a machine tool in a machining area of the machine tool;
performing subtractive machining on an outer peripheral surface of the first member by the machine tool while the first member is mounted to the fixture;
adding a second metal material on a surface of the first member in the machining area, using additive manufacturing employing directed energy deposition as an additive manufacturing process;
removing a portion of a second member composed of the added second metal material in the machining area; and
manufacturing a third member in the machining area using the additive manufacturing to cover each of the second member and the first member after the removing of the portion of the second member,
wherein a metal that forms the first metal material is a different type of metal than a metal that forms the second metal material,
wherein the third member is composed of the metal that forms the first metal material or is composed of a metal that forms the third metal material different from the metal of the first metal material and the metal of the second metal material,
wherein the subtractive machining on the first member includes using the machine tool to form a plurality of intersecting grooves on the outer peripheral surface of the first member,
wherein the first memberis tubular, and
wherein the plurality of intersecting grooves are formed around the entire circumference of the outer peripheral surface of the first member.
2. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , further comprising manufacturing the first member by cutting a workpiece using the machine tool.
3. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 2 , wherein in adding the second metal material, the second metal material is added to the plurality of intersecting grooves.
4. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , further comprising manufacturing the first member by the additive manufacturing.
5. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , wherein
the directed energy deposition employs a laser or electron beam, and
the machine tool is capable of changing a posture of the first member placed in the machining area,
the method for manufacturing the composite member comprising:
controlling the posture of the first member such that an angle of application of the laser or the electron beam with respect to a first area of the first member becomes a first angle in the first area; and
controlling the posture of the first member such that an angle of application of the laser or the electron beam with respect to a second area of the first member becomes a second angle in the second area.
6. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , wherein the second metal material has a thermal conductivity higher than a thermal conductivity of the first metal material.
7. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , wherein the second metal material has a first strength,
wherein the first metal material has a second strength, and
wherein the first strength is greater than the second strength.
8. The method for manufacturing the composite member according to claim 1 , wherein the first metal material is steel, and
wherein the second metal material is one of a copper alloy, aluminum alloy, and a nickel-based superalloy.