Optimal Process Parameters for 3D Printing of Porcelain Structures

Miyanaji, Hadi; Zhang, Shanshan; Lassell, Austin; Zandinejad, Amir Ali; Yang, Li

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2016.08.074

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“…Binder Jetting is of great potential to be adopted in different industries for diverse applications. Various research-based works have been reported on applying this technology in different applications such as biomedicine [8][9][10][11], aerospace [12], dentistry [13,14], foundry [15] and automobile [16].…”

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Binder jetting additive manufacturing process fundamentals and the resultant influences on part quality.

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for the scientific conversations and insightful suggestions about my research as well as the tremendous help for conducting different experimentations. I am truly thankful to all my friends and colleagues for their support and friendship. I also acknowledge the kind assistance and contributions of the staff of the Rapid Prototyping Center (RPC) at University of Louisville. Last but not least, I would like to thank my parents whose love and guidance are with me in whatever I pursue; and my best-friend loving wife, Fereshteh, who provided me unending support and inspiration throughout these years.

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“…Inappropriate spreading speed would result in uneven and non-uniform spreading with undesired large porosity in the final product which eventually leads to lower mechanical strength [13]. Lower spread speed is always desired for uniform powder spreading and as a consequence the quality of printed parts.…”

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“…Figure 6 shows the cubic specimens under a uniaxial compression load, Figure 6b shows the core and shell of the specimens after the test. The saturation level is defined as the amount of liquid binder on the powder printed bed which is dropped out from the printhead (Miyanaji et al, 2016).…”

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Review of Emerging Additive Manufacturing Technologies in 3D Printing of Cementitious Materials in the Construction Industry

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Additive manufacturing is a fabrication technology that is rapidly revolutionizing the manufacturing and construction sectors. In this paper, a review of various prototyping technologies for printing cementitious materials and selected 3D printing techniques are presented in detail. Benchmark examples are provided to compare three well-known printing techniques; inkjet printing (binder jetting), selected laser sintering (SLS), and extrusion printing (extrusion based process). A comprehensive search in the literature was conducted to identify various mix designs that could be employed when printing cementitious materials. Aspects of concrete mix design are described, and some new experiments are conducted to analyse the printability of new mixes by the authors. Future research in the area of the rheology of cementitious materials and its relationship with the structural performance of finished concretes are highlighted.

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“…The surface characteristics and part quality in SLM and SLS are dependent on the following important process parameters.  Laser power  Layer thickness  Scan speed  Temperature  Cure depth  Hatch spacing Hadi Miyanaji et al [11] used binder jetting process for 3D printing of porcelain structures (10ˣ10ˣ10̎ ) and studied the effect of saturation level, power level, drying time and spread speed on accuracy and strength of 3D printed piece in all directions (X, Y, Z) and found that for optimal green part strength either of following setting could be selected (saturation level of 75%, power level of 60% or 75%, drying time 60s or 30s and spread speed of 2mm/s). Thus, there are several important parameters which are greatly affecting the accuracy and strength of printed parts.…”

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Optimal Process Parameters for 3D Printing of Porcelain Structures

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Binder jetting additive manufacturing process fundamentals and the resultant influences on part quality.

Binder jetting additive manufacturing process fundamentals and the resultant influences on part quality.

Review of Emerging Additive Manufacturing Technologies in 3D Printing of Cementitious Materials in the Construction Industry

Comparison and analysis of different 3d printing techniques

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