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Strength of Materials
Published in: Strength of Materials 1/2022

06-05-2022

A Numerical Investigation on the Drying Process of Laminated Green Body Manufactured by 3D Gel-Printing of Metal Power

Authors: B. Guan, H. P. Wen, Y. Zang, B. S. Luo

Published in: Strength of Materials | Issue 1/2022

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Abstract

In order to predict the temperature, humidity and deformation of the 3D gel-printing metal laminated green body during the drying process. This paper presents a mathematical model of solving the coupled temperature, moisture, and stress-strain fields during the drying process. This model was established on the Luikov’s irreversible thermodynamics and material mechanics. It was numerically solved based on the discrete difference method, and it was implemented into numerical simulations through a combination of sequence and direct coupling method. The results have shown that, for the temperature field, green body temperature field approached to be steady in a short time during drying. For the moisture field, moisture migration exhibited between materials with different initial moisture contents. While for the stress-strain fields, obvious tensile stress state was experienced on the edges of green body longitudinal sides. The research carried out in this paper contributes to provide a comprehensive guide of the process planning of drying process of green body.
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Metadata
Title
A Numerical Investigation on the Drying Process of Laminated Green Body Manufactured by 3D Gel-Printing of Metal Power
Authors
B. Guan
H. P. Wen
Y. Zang
B. S. Luo
Publication date
06-05-2022
Publisher
Springer US
Published in
Strength of Materials / Issue 1/2022
Print ISSN: 0039-2316
Electronic ISSN: 1573-9325
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s11223-022-00380-9

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