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The Materials Map is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within materials research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

The dashboard provides detailed information about the selected scientist, e.g. publications. The dashboard can be filtered and shows the relationship to co-authors in different diagrams. In addition, a link is provided to find contact information.

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  • 2017Study of the viability of manufacturing ceramic moulds by additive manufacturing for rapid casting8citations
  • 2014A framework for custom design and fabrication of cranio-maxillofacial prostheses using investment casting6citations
  • 2012Developing Ti jewelry through additive manufacturing and conversion technologiescitations
  • 2012Custom Hip Prostheses by Integrating CAD and Casting Technologycitations
  • 2008Optimization of Ceramic Shells for Contact with Reactive Alloyscitations
  • 2003INDIRECT RAPID TOOLING WITH INVESTMENT CASTING AND CERAMIC BLOCK MOULDINGcitations

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  • Garzon, Eo
  • Alves, Jl
  • Csáky, V.
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  • Couto, M.
  • Lino Alves, J.
  • Lino, J.
  • Paiva, B.
  • Silva, Pf
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  • Jorge Lino, Fj
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  • Lino, Fj
  • Felix, R.
  • Paiva, R.
  • Ala, P.
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Developing Ti jewelry through additive manufacturing and conversion technologies

  • Lino, J.
  • Paiva, B.
  • Neto, Rj
Abstract

Nowadays there are an enormous variety of titanium (Ti) jewelry artifacts. These products have a high specific strength, are corrosion resistant, promote a warm feeling to the human touch and are easily surface modified by temperature or anodization to acquire a sophisticated aesthetic colour. Ti is more durable than gold or platinum, has a lower price and is a fashion material due to the successful use in challengeable applications. This paper describes the importance of using additive manufacturing and conversion processes to develop innovative jewelry titanium artifacts. Combining 3D modelling, stereolithography, conversion technologies with silicone and low melting point metallic molds and precision casting in ceramic shells molds in controlled atmosphere, we were able to manufacture complex shapes with shiny thin sections, that after an adequate heat treatment exhibit a variety of attractive colors that are more difficult and expensive to obtain with existing technology for manufacturing jewelry products (metal forming and machining).

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • corrosion
  • Platinum
  • gold
  • strength
  • casting
  • titanium
  • forming
  • ceramic
  • additive manufacturing