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Screw-assisted 3D printing with granulated materials: a systematic review
by
Justino Netto, Joaquim Manoel
, Alves, Jorge Lino
, Frezzatto Santos, Luiz Eduardo
, Silveira, Zilda de Castro
, Idogava, Henrique Takashi
, Romio, Pedro
in
3-D printers
/ CAE) and Design
/ Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD
/ Critical Review
/ Engineering
/ Extruders
/ Extrusion
/ Fused deposition modeling
/ Granulation
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Media Management
/ Printers (data processing)
/ Systematic review
/ Three dimensional printing
/ Workflow
2021
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Screw-assisted 3D printing with granulated materials: a systematic review
by
Justino Netto, Joaquim Manoel
, Alves, Jorge Lino
, Frezzatto Santos, Luiz Eduardo
, Silveira, Zilda de Castro
, Idogava, Henrique Takashi
, Romio, Pedro
in
3-D printers
/ CAE) and Design
/ Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD
/ Critical Review
/ Engineering
/ Extruders
/ Extrusion
/ Fused deposition modeling
/ Granulation
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Media Management
/ Printers (data processing)
/ Systematic review
/ Three dimensional printing
/ Workflow
2021
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Screw-assisted 3D printing with granulated materials: a systematic review
by
Justino Netto, Joaquim Manoel
, Alves, Jorge Lino
, Frezzatto Santos, Luiz Eduardo
, Silveira, Zilda de Castro
, Idogava, Henrique Takashi
, Romio, Pedro
in
3-D printers
/ CAE) and Design
/ Computer-Aided Engineering (CAD
/ Critical Review
/ Engineering
/ Extruders
/ Extrusion
/ Fused deposition modeling
/ Granulation
/ Industrial and Production Engineering
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Media Management
/ Printers (data processing)
/ Systematic review
/ Three dimensional printing
/ Workflow
2021
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Screw-assisted 3D printing with granulated materials: a systematic review
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Screw-assisted 3D printing with granulated materials: a systematic review
2021
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Overview
This paper presents a systematic review on extrusion additive manufacturing (EAM), with focus on the technological development of screw-assisted systems that can be fed directly with granulated materials. Screw-assisted EAM has gained importance as an enabling technology to expand the range of 3D printing materials, reduce costs associated with feedstock fabrication, and increase the material deposition rate compared to traditional fused filament fabrication (FFF). Many experimental printheads and commercial systems that use some screw-processing mechanism can be found in the literature, but the design diversity and lack of standard terminology make it difficult to determine the most suitable solutions for a given material or application field. Besides, the few previous reviews have offered only a glimpse into the topic, without an in-depth analysis about the design of the extruders and associated capabilities. A systematic procedure was devised to identify the screw-assisted EAM systems that can print directly from granulated materials, resulting in 61 articles describing different pieces of equipment that were categorized as experimental printheads and commercial systems, for small- and large-scale applications. After describing their main characteristics, the most significant extruder modifications were discussed with reference to the materials processed and performance requirements. In the end, a general workflow for the development of 3D printers based on screw extrusion was proposed. This review intends to provide information about the state-of-the-art screw-assisted EAM and help the academy to identify further research opportunities in the field.
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Springer London,Springer Nature B.V
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