Lecture 10 Flashcards

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What is the additive manufacturing process?

A
  1. Generation of a single layer (contour, thickness)
  2. Connecting of each layer with the previously generated one

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2
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Which technique(s) builds parts through polymerisation?

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  • Stereolithography
  • Photopolymer Jetting
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3
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Which technique(s) builds parts through bonding agent?

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  • Binder jetting
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4
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Which technique(s) builds parts through melting?

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  • Laser melting
  • Electron Beam Melting
  • Fused deposition modelling (FDM)
  • Laser sintering
  • Material Jetting
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5
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What are the 3 additive manufacturing technologies/types?

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  • Polymerisation
  • Using Bonding agent
  • Melting
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6
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What are the characteristics of parts built through polymerisation?

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  • Lower durability
  • Smoother surface finish
  • Higher detail
  • Highly applicable for prototypes & indirect processes
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7
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What are the characteristics of parts built through the use of a bonding agent?

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  • Medium durability (more than polymerised, less than melted)
  • Meduim surface finish (rougher than polymerised, smoother than melting)
  • Medium detail
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8
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What are the characteristics of parts built through melting?

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  • High durability
  • Rougher surface finish
  • Lower detail
  • Applicable for manufacture of functional parts
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9
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How does laser melting of metals work?

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  • 2 platforms, one rising (sith the metal powder supply), and one lowering (the build platform)
  • Powder for the new layer is pushed onto the build platform
  • Laser “melts” the required shape into the powder. Build platform moves down and new layer of powder is pushed onto build platform
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10
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What is the purpose of shielding gas flow?

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The fumes from the melting of the metals is removed by circulation (becasuse they may interrupt the laser)

  • Prevents oxidation and contamination
  • Ensures high material quality and process stability
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11
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What is LBPF?

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Laser bed powder fusion

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12
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What are the proccess parameters of LPPF?

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  • Scanning speed (basically how long the laser is pointed at a specific spot)
  • Laser power
  • Hatch spacing (the distance from one melted “pool” to the next)
  • Layer thickness
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13
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What are the 3 main errors (for deffect formation) in LPBF?

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  • Keyhole formation (vapour gets trapped in the melt pool before it solidifies). Creates keyhole pore
  • Balling up (when teh laser doesn;t have enough energy or time to properly melt the powder and bond it).
  • Poor bonding/lack of fusion
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14
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What are the advantages of LPBF titanium?

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  • Print porous structures (optimal for cell migration & prolifieration)
  • Bone grafting not necessary
  • controlling porosity allowing for bone compatible elastic modulus design
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15
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What is the effect of varying porosity in LPBF titanium?

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Adapted stiffness/elastic modulus

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16
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What is the PSI process?

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  1. Obtain patient data
  2. Anatomical segmentation
  3. Pre-surgical planning/design & Pre-processing for production
  4. Additive manufacturing (production)
  5. Post-processing
  6. Quality control
  7. Cleaning, sterilisation , & packaging
  8. Implantation
17
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What are the purposes of support structures when printing?

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Fixation (hlding it in place)

Heat dissipation (otherwise heat would stay in teh part, increasing continously)

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