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- 2024Comparison of local structure of CrCl3 bulk and nanocrystals above and below the structural phase transition
- 2021Multi-walled carbon nanotube dispersion methodologies in alkaline media and their influence on mechanical reinforcement of alkali-activated nanocompositescitations
- 2020Production of multimaterial components by material extrusion - Fused filament fabrication (ME-FFF)
- 2020Systematic investigations of annealing and functionalization of carbon nanotube yarns
- 2019Heat Exchange Structures Based on Copper/CNT Compositecitations
- 2018Fe1-xNix alloy nanoparticles encapsulated inside carbon nanotubes: Controlled synthesis, structure and magnetic properties
- 2016Carbon nanohybrids as electro-responsive drug delivery systemscitations
- 2015Recent advances in the synthesis and biomedical applications of nanocomposite hydrogelscitations
- 2013Quercetin nanocomposite as novel anticancer therapeutic: Improved efficiency and reduced toxicitycitations
- 2011Antioxidant multi-walled carbon nanotubes by free radical grafting of gallic acid: new materials for biomedical applicationscitations
- 2006Growth studies, TEM and XRD investigations of iron-filled carbon nanotubescitations
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Production of multimaterial components by material extrusion - Fused filament fabrication (ME-FFF)
Abstract
<p>Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) is a type of material extrusion (ME) additive manufacturing and it is one of the most commonly used polymer-based additive manufacturing techniques. FFF could also be used to produce green parts with complex geometry out of feedstocks and after debinding and sintering a full metal or ceramic part is obtained. FFF offers the possibility of combining different materials. In polymers this is a relatively easy operation. But for the production of ceramic and/or metal parts consisting of different materials this is a challenging task. First the materials to be combined have to show a similar thermal expansion coefficient, then their powders have to sinter similarly and additionally both feedstocks have to be printable in the same machine and to show a comparable debinding behaviour. Here the complete processing route for the combined printing of filaments from steel and zirconia will be shown with emphasis on the required properties of the powders and the related feedstocks.</p>