Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics: Materials, Characterization and Applications

Bai, Jiaming; Sun, Jiayun; Binner, Jon

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-04721-3_7

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“…Dadkhah et al [ 39 ] focused on the challenges and advancements in the AM of ceramics compared to polymers and metals, giving a comprehensive overview of recent AM technologies for producing ceramic components with complex shapes. Bai et al [ 40 ] studied advanced ceramics and the related AM fabrication processes, pointing out advantages, limitations, opportunities, and issues arising with each AM route provided. Datta and Balla [ 41 ] evidenced that the growth in the ceramic industry was rather slow due to several technical challenges, but it was necessary to produce fully dense defect-free ceramic components with complex geometry with AM technology.…”

Section: Materials Extrusion Of Ceramicsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Material Extrusion Additive Manufacturing of Ceramics: A Review on Filament-Based Process

Spina,

Morfini

2024

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Additive manufacturing is very important due to its potential to build components and products using high-performance materials. The filament-based 3D printing of ceramics is investigated, revealing significant developments and advancements in ceramic material extrusion technology in recent years. Researchers employ several typologies of ceramics and binders to achieve fully dense products. The design of the filament and the necessary technological adaptations for 3D printing are fully investigated. From a material perspective, this paper reviews and analyzes the recent developments in additive manufacturing of material-extruded ceramics products, pointing out the performance and properties achieved with different material-binder combinations. The main gaps to be filled and recommendations for future developments in this field are reported.

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Section: Materials Extrusion Of Ceramicsmentioning

confidence: 99%