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The paper discusses numerous 3D printing processes, their advantages and disadvantages. A comprehensive description of different materials compatible for each type of 3D printing process is presented. The paper also presents the various application areas of each type of process.
This paper critically reviews the recent trends in 3D printing technology, with a particular focus on the materials and their applications in the manufacturing industry. The paper highlights the need for further development of 3D printing technology to overcome its limitations.
The research of 3DP technology in combination with the influence of microwave electromagnetic field of various power on the formed three-dimensional product has been carried out.
A proposal to improve a 3D printing technology of composite materials products. To cite this article: I V Zlobina et al 2017 IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng. 286 012017. View the article online for updates and enhancements. Related content. Organ Printing: Dispensing-based 3D printing. D-W Cho, J-S Lee, J Jang, J W Jung, J H Park and F Pati.
In applications where accessible surface area or feature thickness play as much of a role as the polymer composition (e.g., catalyst kinetics, biodegradation), 3D printing tools add a new dimension to high-throughput materials discovery.
Despite recent progress in 3D printing of polymer composites, many challenges, such as the suboptimal quality of manufactured products and limited material available for 3D printing, need to be addressed for the broad adoption of additively manufactured polymer composites.