Investigation of Temperature Deformations and Burning of Models from Polymers

Aksaule A. Mamayeva; Akerke T. Imbarova; Marzhan T. Chukmanova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.316.40

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Investigation of Temperature Deformations and Burning of Models from Polymers

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The usage of 3D printing technology SLA and DLP is promising for obtaining casting models. The article presents the results of a study of temperature deformations, developing during the burning of models from polymers “Fun to Do Castable Blend”, “Oh-All! Red” and “Orange Fluor”. In the performance of the experiments, photopolymer models were exposed to an impact of isothermal at temperatures from 50 to 330 °C, and their linear dimensions measured; changes developing on their surface were noted. It is shown that, with an increase of the isothermal holding temperature, the models expand first and narrow later. It has been linked to temperature expansion and subsequent decomposition of the photopolymer. It is shown that the casting molds ,obtained with the usied thin-walled hollow casting models from these photopolymers, are destroyed at the stage of their burning.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 316)

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Aksaule A. Mamayeva, Akerke T. Imbarova, Marzhan T. Chukmanova*

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Additive Technologies, Burning, Photopolymers, Three-Dimensional Printing (3D Printing)

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