A Review of Process Parameters That Effect to Extrusion on Demand

An additive Manufacturing (AM) process has been introduced to fabricate three-dimension objects from liquid polymers and powder particles e.g. polymers and metals, this process has been also applied to fabricate three-dimension ceramic objects called paste materials which compose of liquid and solid components. To build additive model, the paste material is extruded via pressure force through the nozzle by using ram extrusion, then the model is constructed layer-by-layer on the table to form designed shape. To improve a capability of extrusion process, the Extrusion On Demand (EOD), that refers to the ability of paste extrusion to regulate start and stop, has been developed to improve an accuracy of material deposition. This paper presents a review of process parameters that effect to extrusion on demand such as ram velocity, Dwell time, paste property and extrusion mechanisms.

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