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Deposition and Additive Technologies
FSI-9DATAcad. year: 2022/2023
A core of the course is seen in mastering the material aspects of additive technologies like selective laser melting, and/or with the use electron beam technology, cold kinetic deposition etc. Also 3D printing of ceramic and polymer materials will be included. This means to go through the powder precursors preparation, processing conditions selection, prepared material microstructures evaluation and relation to properties analyses and/or predictions. Students can apply acquired experience with “layer by layer” material preparation procedures for their own doctorate project realisation as, e.g. for materials with internal architecture creation, as well as, in future, they can contribute do additive processing of components in the technology level.
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Chua Chee Kai 3D: Printing and Additive Manufacturing: Principles and Applications (Fourth Edition of Rapid Prototyping), 2014 World scientific publishing UK (EN)
Ian Gibson: Additive Manufacturing Technologies (3D Printing, Rapid Prototyping, and Direct Digital Manufacturing), Springer, 2014 (EN)
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2. Rapid prototyping of plastic parts, most often used materials and their technology properties.
3. Selective laser melting technology, basic processing parameters, weak points.
4. Most often metallic materials applied for additive technologies (aluminium alloys, titanium alloys, stainless steels).
5. 3D printing of ceramic materials, applied materials and components produced by this technology.
6. Practical realisation of the component design by selected available technology.
The content may be adjusted by extension of selected chapter according the doctorate project.