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- 2024Corrosion behavior of two Cu‐based shape memory alloys in NaCl solution: An electrochemical studycitations
- 2024Corrosion behavior of two Cu‐based shape memory alloys in NaCl solution: An electrochemical studycitations
- 2022Variation of Material Properties in Tilt-Cast Cu-Al-Ni Alloy
- 2022Evaluation of efficient and lifetime optimised SMA actuation strategies
- 2022Data Augmentation for Optical Inspection of Additively Manufactured Crimping Tools
- 2022Examination of the Interdependency of Applied Load, Realizable Stroke and Transition Temperatures in Cyclic Tests Concerning Lifetime of Single Crystalline CuAlNi
- 2021Preparation Methods for Lower Bainite after a Continuous Austempering Treatment of Thin Sheets of the Eutectoid Cold Work Steel 80CrV2 (1.2235)citations
- 2021Effects of abnormal grain growth on shape memory characteristics of Cu-Al-Mn alloys
- 2021Hybride Schmiedegesenke
- 2011Recommending Engineering Knowledge in the Product Development Process with Shape Memory Technology
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Hybride Schmiedegesenke
Abstract
Since the processing of plastics by additive manufacturing techniques, for example, fused deposition modeling, has become quite common, it is mainly used for the production of unique pieces for private consumption as well as for prototyping in industry. In order to professionally manufacture plastic components in large amounts, due to time, cost, and quality factors, injection molding is more suitable. Nevertheless, it is of great interest to print plastic parts in small batch series for technical tasks. In this paper, FDM-produced tensile samples, made from 16 materials, printed in three orientations, are compared to compression molded components. In addition to ordinary filaments, composite materials with metal-, carbon-, wood-, and stone-additives are also examined. While some cavities emerged in both printed and molded samples, the results support the hypothesis that the mechanical properties depend on the components’ densities.