Programmable 4D-Printed Responsive Structures

Sunanta Chuayprakong; Araya Wanamonkol; Manuschaya Khayandee

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.856.317

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Programmable 4D-Printed Responsive Structures

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4D-printing has been emerged and developed from 3D-printing. The 4D-printing technology creates sophisticated structures in which can change over time to perform programmed functions. In this research, simply programmable 4D-printed responsive structures were designed, prepared and studied. The designed structures are influentially inspired by creatures and the customized 3D-printer was used. Magnetic crosslinked PVA was prepared and used as programmable 4D-printed responsive samples. Effect of PVA concentration on gel fraction was elucidated for the prepared crosslinked PVA. Fe₃O₄ particles were incorporated to the crosslinked polymer before manufacturing. Effect of speed of platform and effect of rate of syringe pump on the 4D-printed magnetic crosslinked PVA structure were investigated. Furthermore, the responsive property of the magnetic crosslinked PVA was determined.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 856)

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Sunanta Chuayprakong*, Araya Wanamonkol, Manuschaya Khayandee

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3D-Printing, 4D-Printing, Responsive Structure

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