Defects and their control Flashcards

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What’s the effect of low solids loading?

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~ causes particles to migrate together during thermolysis

~ porosity b/w these agglomerates can cause cracks to form before and/or after sintering

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What’s the effect of too rapid thermal binder extraction?

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~ can lead to bloating on the part via released gases

~ initial binder extraction must be VERY slow (ex: 2C/hour)

~ when pore channels are opened, heating (extraction rate) can be more rapid

~ Tg experiments are worthwhile to establish sensitive temperatures

~ around 60 hours are required to remove 40% of the binder

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3
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What are the effects of voids?

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~ decrease solids loading

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4
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What are the effects of short shots?

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~ increase feedstock temp to prevent premature freezing of the gate

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5
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What is flashing?

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~ excessive pressure forces mix into the seam between the mold halves

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6
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What do binders with short molecular lengths do?

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~ avoid polymer orientation during injection, which would otherwise facilitate non-uniform contraction during solidification, leading to cracking and warping

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7
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How can you make small corrections to final part dimensions?

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~ by variations in solids loading

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8
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What are the dimensional restrictions?

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~ difficult and time-consuming for binder extraction of large parts

~ largest dimension: ~10cm
~ total component volume: 100cm^3

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