519 3D Printing Novel Methods and Applications

Wednesday, November 18, 2020: 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Next-Gen Manufacturing (T6) (PreRecorded+)

Description:
Advances in 3D printing methods, and the trending applications especially revolutionary applications in biomedical, aerospace, buildings and protective structures will be highlighted in this session. Main processing challenges with void formation, anisotropic behavior, residual stress, interlayer adhesion will be the focus. Relations between processing parameters and properties of printed parts are also of interest.

Sponsor:
3D Printing
Co-Sponsor(s):
Materials Engineering and Sciences Division (08)
Chair:
Michael J. Bortner Email: mbortner@vt.edu
Co-Chair:
Mohammad Azad Email: maazad@ncat.edu


(519a) An Additive Manufacturing Process for Producing Integrated Optoelectronic Flexible Electronics
Roger B. Tipton, Dianhao Hou, Thomas M. Weller and Venkat Bhethanabotla


(519b) Lightweight Polymer Lattices with Unconventional Mechanical Properties
Tark Giri and Russell Mailen


(519d) Numerical Simulation of the Extrusion Process in Fused Deposition Modeling: The Effects of Process Variables on the Pressure Drop in the Nozzle
Behrouz Behdani and Joontaek Park


(519e) Quantitative Analysis of Hydrogel-Based Cement Pastes for 3D Printing Applications
Hajar Taheri Afarani, Venkat Padmanabhan, William R. Carroll and Joseph J. Biernacki


(519f) 3D Printing of SiC Rocket Nozzles Using Vibration Assisted Printing
Emre Gunduz
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