Structural integrity in additive manufacturing of polymers
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MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TESTING OF POLYMERS Otto Glöckel-Straße 2 | A-8700 Leoben | [email protected] | www.kunststofftechnik.at Additive manufacturing is already quite established for studies of design and functionality, as well as rapid prototyping. However, especially for structural components applications are still scarce, due to very limited knowledge about the mechanical and fracture mechanical properties of components ma- nufactured with these new technologies. Structural integrity in additive manufacturing of polymers Florian Arbeiter fracture/mechanical properties in AM impact properties of AM-materials fatigue and longterm properties in AM energy release rate (G IC ) between layers 1 strain-rate dependent mechanical properties 2 crack growth kinetic for lifetime estimation 3 statistical optimization of mechanical properties 1 influence of strain rate and orientation on toughness 3 processing induced defect and crack sizes 4 FLORIAN ARBEITER Materials Science and Testing of Polymers [email protected] RESEARCH FOCUS: Polymer Fracture Mechanics, Polymer Pipe Materials, Impact Testing, Additive Manufacturing: Process-Structure- Propertry relationships PROJECT PARTNERS: Institute of Polymer Processing Montanuniversität Leoben (MUL), Polymer Competence Center Leoben GmbH LITERATURE: ¹ Spörk & Arbeiter et. al. 2017: Applied Polymer Science (45601): Parametric optimization of intra- and inter- layer strengths in parts produced by extrusion-based additive manufacturing of poly(lactic acid), ² unpublished Data: Petersmann & Arbeiter et. al. 2019, ³ Arbeiter & Spörk et. al. 2018: Polymer Testing (66): Fracture mechanical characterization and lifetime estimation of nearhomogeneous components produced by fused filament fabrication, 4 unpublished Data: Arbeiter & Hutař et. al. 2019
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MATERIALS SCIENCE AND TESTING OF POLYMERSOtto Glöckel-Straße 2 | A-8700 Leoben | [email protected] | www.kunststofftechnik.at
Additive manufacturing is already quite established for studies of design and functionality, as well as rapid prototyping. However, especially for structural components applications are still scarce, due to very limited knowledge about the mechanical and fracture mechanical properties of components ma-nufactured with these new technologies.
Structural integrity in additive manufacturing of polymersFlorian Arbeiter
fracture/mechanical properties in AM
impact properties of AM-materials
fatigue and longterm properties in AM
energy release rate (GIC) between layers1
strain-rate dependentmechanical properties2
crack growth kineticfor lifetime estimation3
statistical optimization ofmechanical properties1
influence of strain rate andorientation on toughness3
processing induceddefect and crack sizes4
FLORIAN ARBEITERMaterials Science and Testing of [email protected] FOCUS: Polymer Fracture Mechanics, Polymer Pipe Materials, Impact Testing, Additive Manufacturing: Process-Structure-Propertry relationships
PROJECT PARTNERS: Institute of Polymer Processing Montanuniversität Leoben (MUL), Polymer Competence Center Leoben GmbHLITERATURE: ¹ Spörk & Arbeiter et. al. 2017: Applied Polymer Science (45601): Parametric optimization of intra- and inter-layer strengths in parts produced by extrusion-based additive manufacturing of poly(lactic acid), ² unpublished Data: Petersmann & Arbeiter et. al. 2019, ³ Arbeiter & Spörk et. al. 2018: Polymer Testing (66): Fracture mechanical characterization and lifetime estimation of nearhomogeneous components produced by fused filament fabrication, 4 unpublished Data: Arbeiter & Hutař et. al. 2019
