Enhanced mechanical properties of sandwich panels via integrated 3D printing of continuous fiber face sheet and TPMS core

Li, Xunjin; Qu, Peng; Kong, He; Lei, Yonghao; Guo, Anfu; Wang, Shaoqing; Wan, Yi; Takahashi, Jun

doi:10.1016/j.tws.2024.112312

Thin-Walled Structures

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.tws.2024.112312

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Enhanced mechanical properties of sandwich panels via integrated 3D printing of continuous fiber face sheet and TPMS core

Xunjin Li,

Peng Qu,

He Kong

et al.

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Additive manufacturing of continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composites with structured core-shell towpreg: Methods, characterization, and mechanics

Deng,

Khan,

Park

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Additive manufacturing of continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composites with structured core-shell towpreg: Methods, characterization, and mechanics

Deng,

Khan,

Park

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Continuous Material Deposition on Filaments in Fused Deposition Modeling

Naim,

Magdassi,

Mandler

2024

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A novel approach, i.e., Continuous Material Deposition on Filaments (CMDF), for the incorporation of active materials within 3D-printed structures is presented. It is based on passing a filament through a solution in which the active material is dissolved together with the polymer from which the filament is made. This enables the fabrication of a variety of functional 3D-printed objects by fused deposition modeling (FDM) using commercial filaments without post-treatment processes. This generic approach has been demonstrated in objects using three different types of materials, Rhodamine B, ZnO nanoparticles (NPs), and Ciprofloxacin (Cip). The functionality of these objects is demonstrated through strong antibacterial activity in ZnO NPs and the controlled release of the antibiotic Cip. CMDF does not alter the mechanical properties of FDM-printed structures, can be applied with any type of FDM printer, and is, therefore, expected to have applications in a wide variety of fields.

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Enhanced mechanical properties of sandwich panels via integrated 3D printing of continuous fiber face sheet and TPMS core

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Additive manufacturing of continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composites with structured core-shell towpreg: Methods, characterization, and mechanics

Additive manufacturing of continuous carbon fiber/epoxy composites with structured core-shell towpreg: Methods, characterization, and mechanics

Continuous Material Deposition on Filaments in Fused Deposition Modeling

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