Application of Water-Based Magnetorheological Fluid in the Production of Stereoscopic Printing Grating

Zhi Wei Zhu; Guang Xue Chen; Qi Feng Chen; Bao Lin Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.262.435

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Application of Water-Based Magnetorheological Fluid in the Production of Stereoscopic Printing Grating

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As one of the intelligent materials, Magnetorheological Fluid is dispersions composed of soft magnetic particles, carrier liquid and additives. The apparent yield strength of Magnetorheological Fluid can be changed significantly within milliseconds by the application of an external magnetic field. As the key elements of the three-dimensional imaging, the three-dimensional grating is a special material composed of cylindrical lens. Because water-based magnetorheological fluid has a unique magnetorheological effect, good rheological properties and environment-friendly performance, it is applied to the production of three-dimensional printing grating, through the change of the magnetorheological fluid to control the exact distribution of the soft magnetic particles, so as to achieve the desired accuracy, light transmittance and stability of printing raster, and finally present a ideal three-dimensional effect after laminating the grating and three-dimensional images.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 262)

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Zhi Wei Zhu, Guang Xue Chen, Qi Feng Chen, Bao Lin Tang

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Grating, Magnetorheological Effect, Magnetorheological Fluid, Stereoscopic Printing

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