Modeling Direct Ink Write using Finite Elements and cThruAMR
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Kucala, Alec↗
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Modeling the Direct Ink Write process using a sharp interface finite-element method
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Kucala, Alec↗
Modeling Direct Ink Write for Filled Silicones
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Rao, Rekha Ranjana↗
Lattice variations of direct ink write compression pads show consistent mechanical property correlations
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Brown, Nathan Kenneth [Sandia National Laboratorie↗
Modeling Direct Ink Write of sinusoidal patterns using the conformal decomposition finite element method
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Kucala, Alec [Sandia National Laboratories (SNL-NM↗
Using the conformal decomposition finite element method to model the Direct Ink Write process for sinusoidal extrusion patterns
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Kucala, Alec [Sandia National Laboratories (SNL-NM↗
In-Situ Characterization of Direct Ink Write Feedstock Using Ultrasound
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Amin, Andrew [Pennsylvania State University]↗
Computational modeling of direct ink write for sinusoidal patterns
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Rao, Rekha Ranjana [Sandia National Laboratories (↗
Approaches to Thermoset Resins for Direct-Ink-Write Additive Manufacturing.
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Appelhans, Leah↗
Polymer Network Formation in Epoxy/Acrylate Dual-Cure Thermoset Resins for Direct Ink Write Additive Manufacturing.
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Appelhans, Leah↗
Approaches to Thermoset Resins for Direct-Ink-Write Additive Manufacturing.
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Appelhans, Leah↗
High Power Ceramic Disk Lasers with Gradient Doping Made by Direct Ink Writing
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Wang, Yimin↗
Designing a direct ink writing printer to achieve high-fidelity prints
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Direct Ink Writing Fidelity Analysis Using Image Processing to Optimize Extrusion Parameters
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Diagnostics Development and Technology Transfer for a High-Quality Direct-Ink-Write Additive Manufacturing Process
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Diagnostics Development and Technology Transfer for a High-Quality Direct-Ink-Write Additive Manufacturing Process
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Approaches to Thermoset Resins for Direct-Ink-Write Additive Manufacturing.
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Appelhans, Leah↗
Base-catalyzed sol-gel inks for direct ink writing of high resolution hierarchically porous carbon aerogels
According to one aspect of an inventive concept, an ink includes a base catalyst, a sol gel precursor composition, and a block copolymer. According to another aspect of an inventive concept, an aerogel includes a three-dimensional printed structure having printed ligaments geometrically arranged, where an average diameter of the printed ligaments is in a range of greater than 0 microns and less than 50 microns. In addition, an average distance between a center of a first of the printed ligaments and a center of a second of the printed ligaments is at least equal to the average diameter of the printed ligaments, where the first and the second of the printed ligaments are adjacent. Each printed ligament includes of a plurality of random pores, where an average diameter of the random pores is less than 50 nanometers.
Zhu, Cheng↗