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Indirect Rapid Manufacturing of Silicon Carbide Composites - Evans, R. Scott
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The applications of SLS, like many other rapid prototyping technologies, are limited by the properties of commercially available materials. The powdered materials that have been demonstrated include polymer blends and polymer binder systems that produce porous parts. Despite advantages in material stiffness, fabrication challenges limit the use of particulate reinforced composites. In this dissertation a new binder for SLS processing is developed along with strategies for machining, polymer infiltration and metal infiltration of the porous preforms. Where material properties are established…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The applications of SLS, like many other rapid
prototyping technologies, are limited by the
properties of commercially available materials. The
powdered materials that have been demonstrated
include polymer blends and polymer binder systems
that produce porous parts.
Despite advantages in material stiffness, fabrication
challenges limit the use of particulate reinforced
composites.
In this dissertation a new binder for SLS processing
is developed along with strategies for machining,
polymer infiltration and metal infiltration of the
porous preforms. Where material properties are
established after SLS processing the overall process
is called, indirect. Examined together, these
processes form a fabrication method that improves the
material set available for rapid manufacturing and
also provides a means of forming parts from
particulate reinforced composites.
The concurrent development of a company and funding
from a Texas Technology Development and Transfer
Grant and the NCIIA made technology transfer an
inherent part of this project.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Evans is an engineer, technologist and an entrepreneur with
experience in a variety of roles and environments. He co-founded
a materials and manufacturing company which partially funded his
doctoral studies. He then researched and taught technology
commercialization before joining a consulting, technology venture
and software company.