Polymer 3D-Printing for Fabrication of Ceramic Parts with Complex Shape

Sergey V. Balabanov; Sergei N. Perevislov; Maxim М. Sychov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.899.45

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Polymer 3D-Printing for Fabrication of Ceramic Parts with Complex Shape

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In this work, using polymer 3D printing, we obtained ceramic parts of complex shape with the topology of a triple periodic minimal surface (TPMS), of the “Schwarz primitive” type. The technology of manufacturing ceramic products from a diamond-silicon carbide composite ("Ideal") with the geometry of TPMS by pressing is described. The properties of 3D ceramics are similar to those of a monolithic material.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 899)

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45-49

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September 2021

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Sergey V. Balabanov*, Sergei N. Perevislov, Maxim М. Sychov

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Additive Technologies, Ceramics, Diamond, Silicon Carbide, Triple Periodic Minimal Surface

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