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- 20203D and 4D printing of high performance continuous synthetic and natural fibre composites for structural and morphing applications ; Impression 3D et 4D de composites à hautes performances renforcés par des fibres continues synthétiques ou naturelles pour des applications structurelles ou de morphing
- 20193D and 4D printing of continuous carbon fibre composites: from structural applications to morphing
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3D and 4D printing of continuous carbon fibre composites: from structural applications to morphing
Abstract
Additive manufacturing with continuous fiber reinforcements aims to create high performance parts and open up applications field for structural composites. However, information lacks regarding relationship between additive manufacturing process and induced properties and although about durability of those structure especially in a moist environment. Humidity, often considered as a drawback in the literature about composites structures, can also be used as an advantage to develop hygromorph actuators able to modify their shape in response to moisture sorption. Those materials are increasingly being studied and their principle is based on a bilayer microstructure inspired from natural hydraulic actuators such pinecone scale leading to a differential hygroscopic expansion and thus out-of-plane morphing.Aim of this work is to study hygro-sensitivity of continuous carbon fiber composites developed thanks to additive manufacturing and to use those materials to develop new multi-stimulable hygromorph actuators (temperature and humidity) with electro-heating induced thanks to conductive behavior of carbon fibers.