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Falta, Jan
Czech Technical University in Prague
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- 2024Ageing effects on the mechanical properties stability of 3D printed material under compression
- 2023Response of the ultra high performance concrete under dynamic compressive loadingcitations
- 2023Stereolithography for manufacturing of advanced porous solids
- 2023Effect of aging on mechanical properties of 3D printed samples using stereolitography
- 2022Strain Rate-Dependent Compressive Properties of Bulk Cylindrical 3D-Printed Samples from 316L Stainless Steelcitations
- 2021Hybrid Auxetic Structures: Structural Optimization and Mechanical Characterization
- 2020Dynamic Deformation Behaviour of Chiral Auxetic Lattices at Low and High Strain-Ratescitations
- 2019Strain Dependency of Poisson's Ratio of SLS Printed Auxetic Lattices Subjected to Quasi‐Static and Dynamic Compressive Loadingcitations
- 2019STRAIN-RATE AND PRINTING DIRECTION DEPENDENCY OF COMPRESSIVE BEHAVIOUR OF 3D PRINTED STAINLESS STEEL 316Lcitations
- 2018Testing of Auxetic Materials Using Hopkinson Bar and Digital Image Correlationcitations
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Stereolithography for manufacturing of advanced porous solids
Abstract
<jats:p>The aim of this paper is focused on benefits of stereolithography (SLA) technology for the fabrication of the lightweight lattice structures with potential for load-bearing function and high absorption of impact energy. SLA is an additive manufacturing technology employing the principle of liquid resins curing moderated by radiation of a wavelength from ultra-violet band where resulting material parameters are tunable by setting of the curing process. The batches of samples manufactured using three different resins were subjected to quasi-static uni-axial tensile and compression tests. Acquired data were processed to derive deformation behaviour expressed as stress-strain diagrams and fundamental material properties. Based on the knowledge obtained from the mechanical tests, the setup of the fabrication parameters, the most suitable resin for manufacturing of the lattice structures and the overall suitability of SLA technology for the fabrication of advanced porous materials, were determined.</jats:p>