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Fused Filament Fabrication FFF of Metal-Ceramic Components
Published on: January 11, 2019
Mechanical property of pixel extrusion and pin forming for polymer, ceramic, and metal formation
Kittikhun Khotmungkhun1,2, Rat Prathumwan2, Arkorn Chotiyasilp2
1Faculty of Science and Technology, Rajamangala University of Technology Suvarnabhumi, Nonthaburi, 11000, Thailand.
Abstract:
The rapid material fabrications in pixel shape were mechanically studied in comparison with FDM and STL 3D printing technique. The pixel extrusion technique was the extrusion with a set of holes in the die. By controlling the flow of each hole in the die, the shape could be adjustable. The pixel molding technique composed of a set of pins. By adjusting the length of pin inside the mold, the shape of cavity could be designed. Compared to 3D printing which requires the material deposition with 2D scanning for several layers, 3D material fabrication by pixel extrusion and pixel molding were much faster; however, their resolutions were still much worse compared to 3D printing at the moment. SEM, Tensile test, flexural test, including hardness were used to observe the properties of pixel extrusion and pixel molding. The pixel molding technique was also used to fabricate many materials to compare the properties such as cement, iron, and silica. Apparently, materials could be formed and mechanical properties were investigated.
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