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- 2024Investigating Defect Detection in Advanced Ceramic Additive Manufacturing Using Active Thermography
- 2024Hybrid Fabrication of Zirconia Parts with Smooth Surface Texture and Tight Tolerances
- 2024Green machining of Ti6Al4V/Polymers composite made by pellets additive manufacturing
- 2023The use of robocasting technique to manufacture cordierite
- 2023Shaping of complex ceramic parts by several additive manufacturing processes
- 2022Binder jetting process with ceramic powders ; Binder jetting process with ceramic powders: Influence of powder properties and printing parameterscitations
- 2022Shaping of ceramics by hybrid binder jetting
- 2022Shaping of ceramic by binder jetting
- 2022Post-infiltration to improve the density of binder jetting ceramic partscitations
- 2021Hybrid additive/subtractive manufacturing system to prepare dense and complicated ceramic parts
- 2020Hybrid additive/subtractive manufacturing system to prepare dense and complex shape ceramic parts
- 2017Functional refractory molds for metal casting built by additive manufacturing
- 2016Alumina and zircon refractory ceramic molds fabrication by additive methods for metal alloys casting
- 2016Refractory ceramic molds fabrication by additive methods for low and high melting point metal alloys casting
- 2014Shaping of ceramic parts by selective laser melting of powder bedcitations
- 2009Elaboration of La0.8Sr0.2Fe0.7Ga0.3O3-d/La0.8M0.2FeO3-d (M = Ca, Sr and Ba) asymmetric membranes by tape-casting and co-firingcitations
- 2009Thermal behaviour of La0.8Sr0.2Fe1−xGaxO3−δ (x=0 or x = 0.3)citations
- 2008Oxygen permeation, thermal and chemical expansion of (La, Sr)(Fe, Ga)O3−δ perovskite membranescitations
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Hybrid additive/subtractive manufacturing system to prepare dense and complicated ceramic parts
Abstract
International audience ; As the conventional binder jetting method is limited in terms ofachievable density and finish surface, a new concept of hybridsubtractive/additive manufacturing system has been recentlydeveloped. The system relies on a modified binder jetting machinewhich integrates a slurry-based deposition system and a pulsedlaser. The slurry-based deposition system is a spray device whichcan be an alternative to the recoating blade traditionally used tospread layers of coarse powder. By using slurry containing fineceramic grains, thin layers of highly packed powder can be obtainedwhich is highly beneficial to improve the sintered density of printedparts. The other limitation of binder jetting is the rough finishsurface. Thanks to the smallness of the spot size, a pulsed laser isa good option to refine the contour of each printed layers thusenhancing the overall part resolution and smoothness.The present work exhibits some preliminary results obtainedusing this new concept of hybrid machine. Parts made in aluminahave been produced demonstrating the advantages and currentlimitations of the new approach. Alumina powders have beenprocessed to change the particle size, distribution and morphologyin order to assess the influence of these characteristics on printingbehavior. Furthermore, process parameters were studied suchas layer thickness, deposited amounts of binder on each layer,spreading speed of recoater. This work also reports the results ofthe first tests using the laser to refine the borders of each printedlayer. The influence of this treatment on the finished surface of thesintered parts is highlighted.