3D printing materials: selection energy intensive materials
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https://doi.org/10.18321/cpc354Keywords:
additive manufacturing, energy intensive (energetic) materials, 3D printing.Abstract
In recent years, 3D printing techniques, also called as additive manufacturing (AM), have moved beyond their traditional applications in industrial production and prototyping. This article gives a brief discussion of energy-intensive (energetic) materials, as well as additive manufacturing most commonly used for technologies. In the process of experiment, we obtained suitable energyintensive materials for 3D printing, thermite, we used nitrocellulose as a binder. Thermodynamic analysis of gasification processes with the universal TERRA program was carried out. And energy-intensive materials were investigated in different ratios. Our goal is to choose the right energy-intensive material for adapted 3D printing.
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