Extrusion pressure generated in high alumina content paste extrusion
Extrusion pressure generated in high alumina content paste extrusion
Four different alumina pastes with various solvent volume fractions were processed by extrusion free forming and the pressures generated in the extrusion process were recorded and analyzed. The extrusion pressure increased as the solvent volume fraction decreased. Air bubbles and particle agglomeration influenced the final properties of the product and caused pressure to fluctuate. An aging process for the paste was introduced to obtain more even solvent distribution and hence deliver highly regular ceramic lattice structures
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Chi, X.P.
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Yang, S.
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Evans, J.R.G.
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14 December 2010
Chi, X.P.
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Yang, S.
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Evans, J.R.G.
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Chi, X.P., Yang, S. and Evans, J.R.G.
(2010)
Extrusion pressure generated in high alumina content paste extrusion.
In Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Manufacturing Automation.
IEEE Computer Society.
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(doi:10.1109/ICMA.2010.28).
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Four different alumina pastes with various solvent volume fractions were processed by extrusion free forming and the pressures generated in the extrusion process were recorded and analyzed. The extrusion pressure increased as the solvent volume fraction decreased. Air bubbles and particle agglomeration influenced the final properties of the product and caused pressure to fluctuate. An aging process for the paste was introduced to obtain more even solvent distribution and hence deliver highly regular ceramic lattice structures
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Published date: 14 December 2010
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2010 International Conference on Manufacturing Automation, Hong Kong, Hong Kong, 2010-12-14
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