Molecular dynamics study on wetting characteristics of lead droplet on iron surface at high temperatures

Zhao, Can-Jun; Lin, Yukai; Wu, Xiaomin

doi:10.1016/j.mtcomm.2022.103968

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“…As the earlier application object of droplet ejection, the formation of non-metallic fluid materials mainly includes the water-based or solvent-based liquids (such as printing ink), photosensitive solution, conductive adhesives, cell ejection, etc (shown in figure 1). For the 2D fabrication with droplet ejection, as well as nonmetallic materials such as adhesives, photosensitive resins, molten plastics, liquid waxes, and ceramic suspensions for 3D fabrication with droplet ejection (see in table 2) [72][73][74][75]. Additionally, the semiconducting materials and ceramic materials are both classified as the inorganic non-metallic materials.…”

Section: Medium Materials Of Droplet Ejectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A review on droplet-based 3D printing with piezoelectric micro-jet device

Feng,

Liu,

Deng

et al. 2024

Smart Mater. Struct.

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The droplet-based 3D printing with piezoelectric micro-jet device (PMJD), also known as fabrication with droplet ejection, has shown its unique advantages exceeding typical processing in direct rapid manufacturing (DRM) of miniature and complicated metal parts, function components, and other heterogeneous devices. Recently, the droplet-based 3D printing with higher printing velocity, controllable precision and smaller printing volume is need more and more in additive manufacturing (AM) fields, which promotes the development of the droplet-based printing technology to a faster, accurate and flexible direction. In this regard, the droplet-based 3D printing with PMJD has received a lot of attentions from universities, enterprises, and other research institutes. In this review, based on introducing the droplet-based 3D printing technologies, we will clarify the advantages of droplet-based 3D printing, especially the droplet ejection with PMJD. Then, the connections and differences between the ejection of non-metallic droplets and metal droplets based on piezoelectric micro-jet are also clarified, meanwhile, the challenges, such as the consistency, reliability, and stability of piezoelectric actuated droplet ejection, are concluded and analyzed. In general, the future developments of droplet-based 3D printing technology are prospected, and the review can provide some further references for the related works.

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Section: Medium Materials Of Droplet Ejectionmentioning

confidence: 99%