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  • 2023A Data-Based Tool Failure Prevention Approach in Progressive Die Stamping9citations
  • 2021Effect of printing parameters on mechanical properties of extrusion-based additively manufactured ceramic parts29citations
  • 2021The effect of printing parameters on sintered properties of extrusion-based additively manufactured stainless steel 316L parts35citations
  • 2021Optimization of process-property relations of 3D printed ceramics using extrusion-based additive manufacturing1citations
  • 2021Extrusion-based additive manufacturing of forming and molding tools28citations
  • 2020Evolution of porosity and geometrical quality through the ceramic extrusion additive manufacturing process stages45citations
  • 2019Processability of SS316L powder - binder mixtures for vertical extrusion and deposition on table tests27citations
  • 2019A comprehensive review of extrusion-based additive manufacturing processes for rapid production of metallic and ceramic parts163citations
  • 2018Rapid production of hollow SS316 profiles by extrusion based additive manufacturing23citations
  • 2017Application of the Kalai-Smorodinsky approach in multi-objective optimization of metal forming processes3citations
  • 2016Feasibility Study of an Extrusion-based Direct Metal Additive Manufacturing Technique59citations

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  • Rane, Kedarnath
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Optimization of process-property relations of 3D printed ceramics using extrusion-based additive manufacturing

  • Farid, Muhammad Asad
  • Strano, Matteo
  • Rane, Kedarnath
Abstract

<p>The capability and applicability of additive manufacturing have mesmerized the entire manufacturing world. One major technique of additive manufacturing is extrusion-based additive manufacturing (EAM), which has been recently employed for the rapid production of ceramic components, among other applications. This study focused on establishing the process-property relations for extrusion-based additively manufactured ceramics, namely Alumina (Al2O3) and Zirconia (ZrO2), and then optimization of the relations to get the desired mechanical properties for applicability. Extrusion-based additive manufacturing was used to obtain the ceramic sample parts from ceramic-binder mixtures and by subsequent post-processing. The process parameters chosen for the study were extrusion velocity and part orientation whereas the mechanical properties selected were hardness and flexural strength. Extrusion velocity was varied at three levels i.e. 7.5 mm/s, 12.5 mm/s and 17.5 mm/s. Two levels selected for part orientation were horizontal and vertical. The design of experiments technique was used to establish the process-property relations by highlighting the most significant process parameters affecting the selected mechanical properties. Optimization was achieved by highlighting those levels of significant process parameters that provided the desired values of mechanical properties. Part orientation came out to be a significant factor affecting both the hardness and flexural strength of the two ceramics whereas extrusion velocity was found to be insignificant for both mechanical properties. Among the two levels of part orientation, vertical orientation samples showed higher values of hardness while horizontal samples showed higher flexural strength thus, aiding in the optimization of the process-property relations.</p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • experiment
  • extrusion
  • strength
  • flexural strength
  • hardness
  • ceramic
  • additive manufacturing