The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material
Multi-Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) technology boasts advantages such as flexible material combinations and complete machine manufacturing, thereby offering more opportunities for lightweighting, noise reduction, and thermal/structural stability optimization in high-performance aerospace compon...
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| author | Xue, Mengmeng |
| author2 | Xiao Zhongmin |
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| description | Multi-Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) technology boasts advantages such as flexible material combinations and complete machine manufacturing, thereby offering more opportunities for lightweighting, noise reduction, and thermal/structural stability optimization in high-performance aerospace components. However, owing to the limited reaction and mutual solubility between two alloying elements, as well as thermal mismatch at the interface, parts fabricated through multi-material additive manufacturing tend to be susceptible to stress concentration and thermal mismatch.
To advance beyond the design limitations of structural lightweighting, it is imperative to select a novel lattice structure that integrates both stiffness and toughness, thereby enabling the bionic design of a hierarchical, bending, and tensile-dominated hybrid lattice structure. This dissertation concentrates on investigating high-strength lattice structures within the realm of additive manufacturing. The research encompasses the design and modeling of lattice structures, along with experimental procedures and strength calculations. This dissertation primarily discusses new lattice structures design such as the Tetrahedron, Cube, Pentagonal Prism and Hexagonal Prism. Following the modeling of these structures using Solidworks, simulations were computed using ANSYS Workbench software, and compressive strength tests. |
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| spelling | ntu-10356/1745392024-04-06T16:52:49Z The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material Xue, Mengmeng Xiao Zhongmin School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering MZXIAO@ntu.edu.sg Engineering 3D printing Multi-Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) technology boasts advantages such as flexible material combinations and complete machine manufacturing, thereby offering more opportunities for lightweighting, noise reduction, and thermal/structural stability optimization in high-performance aerospace components. However, owing to the limited reaction and mutual solubility between two alloying elements, as well as thermal mismatch at the interface, parts fabricated through multi-material additive manufacturing tend to be susceptible to stress concentration and thermal mismatch. To advance beyond the design limitations of structural lightweighting, it is imperative to select a novel lattice structure that integrates both stiffness and toughness, thereby enabling the bionic design of a hierarchical, bending, and tensile-dominated hybrid lattice structure. This dissertation concentrates on investigating high-strength lattice structures within the realm of additive manufacturing. The research encompasses the design and modeling of lattice structures, along with experimental procedures and strength calculations. This dissertation primarily discusses new lattice structures design such as the Tetrahedron, Cube, Pentagonal Prism and Hexagonal Prism. Following the modeling of these structures using Solidworks, simulations were computed using ANSYS Workbench software, and compressive strength tests. Master's degree 2024-04-01T08:17:17Z 2024-04-01T08:17:17Z 2024 Thesis-Master by Coursework Xue, M. (2024). The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material. Master's thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174539 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/174539 en application/pdf Nanyang Technological University |
| spellingShingle | Engineering 3D printing Xue, Mengmeng The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title | The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title_full | The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title_fullStr | The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title_full_unstemmed | The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title_short | The lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3D printed material |
| title_sort | lattice structure design and strength analysis for a 3d printed material |
| topic | Engineering 3D printing |
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