NASA NTRS · 19960022416
Making Ceramic/Polymer Parts By Extrusion Stereolithography
Abstract
Extrusion stereolithography developmental method of computer-controlled manufacturing of objects out of ceramic/polymer composite materials. Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) software used to create image of desired part and translate image into motion commands for combination of mechanisms moving resin dispenser. Extrusion performed in coordination with motion of dispenser so buildup of extruded material takes on size and shape of desired part. Part thermally cured after deposition.
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Stuffle, Kevin, Mulligan, A., Creegan, P., Boulton, J. M., Lombardi, J. L., Calvert, P. D.. 1996-05-01. Making Ceramic/Polymer Parts By Extrusion Stereolithography. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022416
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