The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts
Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) jet printing, as one of the most popular micro/nano-scale additive manufacturing methods, is still facing challenges in large-height printing and conformal printing due to poor electric field stability. The newly proposed electric field-driven (EFD) jet 3D printing has clai...
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| author | Hui Huang Guangming Zhang Wenhai Li Zun Yu Zilong Peng Fei Wang Xiaoyang Zhu Hongbo Lan |
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| description | Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) jet printing, as one of the most popular micro/nano-scale additive manufacturing methods, is still facing challenges in large-height printing and conformal printing due to poor electric field stability. The newly proposed electric field-driven (EFD) jet 3D printing has claimed better electric field stability. To reveal changing behaviour and generation mechanism of the electric field in 3D printing, an electric field model for EFD jet 3D printing was built and further validated by simulation and experiments (line width and critical voltage vs. printing height). Then, the advantage of the EFD method over EHD was confirmed by a case application of conformal printing with a height difference of larger than 9 mm and a multi-layer structure with a height of 5 mm and a line width of 20 μm. Therefore, the EFD jet 3D printing offers the possibility of achieving 3D printing in a larger height range with better electric field stability. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-17c8cfc0277941528e342964a5aeef1d2023-09-21T14:38:03ZengTaylor & Francis GroupVirtual and Physical Prototyping1745-27591745-27672023-01-0118110.1080/17452759.2022.21404402140440The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale partsHui Huang0Guangming Zhang1Wenhai Li2Zun Yu3Zilong Peng4Fei Wang5Xiaoyang Zhu6Hongbo Lan7Qingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyQingdao University of TechnologyElectrohydrodynamic (EHD) jet printing, as one of the most popular micro/nano-scale additive manufacturing methods, is still facing challenges in large-height printing and conformal printing due to poor electric field stability. The newly proposed electric field-driven (EFD) jet 3D printing has claimed better electric field stability. To reveal changing behaviour and generation mechanism of the electric field in 3D printing, an electric field model for EFD jet 3D printing was built and further validated by simulation and experiments (line width and critical voltage vs. printing height). Then, the advantage of the EFD method over EHD was confirmed by a case application of conformal printing with a height difference of larger than 9 mm and a multi-layer structure with a height of 5 mm and a line width of 20 μm. Therefore, the EFD jet 3D printing offers the possibility of achieving 3D printing in a larger height range with better electric field stability.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17452759.2022.2140440electrohydrodynamicelectric field-driven3d printingelectric field stabilitymicro/nano-scale |
| spellingShingle | Hui Huang Guangming Zhang Wenhai Li Zun Yu Zilong Peng Fei Wang Xiaoyang Zhu Hongbo Lan The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts Virtual and Physical Prototyping electrohydrodynamic electric field-driven 3d printing electric field stability micro/nano-scale |
| title | The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts |
| title_full | The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts |
| title_fullStr | The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts |
| title_full_unstemmed | The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts |
| title_short | The theoretical model and verification of electric-field-driven jet 3D printing for large-height and conformal micro/nano-scale parts |
| title_sort | theoretical model and verification of electric field driven jet 3d printing for large height and conformal micro nano scale parts |
| topic | electrohydrodynamic electric field-driven 3d printing electric field stability micro/nano-scale |
| url | http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17452759.2022.2140440 |
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