Selective laser flash sintering (SLFS) combines a uniform electric field with a localized, scanning laser as the only external heating source. The presence of a large uniform electric field can greatly increase the sintering rate and lower the sintering temperature for ceramics. The combination of lower sintering temperature and faster sintering rates may allow SLFS to be used for ceramic additive manufacturing. In this work, we study the effects of moisture on SLFS of yttria-stabilized zirconia ceramic. We compare the effects of processing parameters on the initiation of SLFS for samples exposed to a range of moisture levels.Mechanical Engineerin
The production of traditional and advanced ceramics is an energy-intensive activity, which requires ...
In the present paper some behavior of ceramic materials for laser sintering/melting processes (SLM/...
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) offers the advantage of directly manufacturing complex-shaped parts ...
Selective laser flash sintering (SLFS) combines a uniform electric field with a localized, scanning...
Selective laser sintering (SLS) of ceramic material is particularly challenging. High sintering tem...
Flash sintering of ceramics is distinguished by rapid sintering during simultaneous application of e...
Selective Laser Flash Sintering (SLFS) is a new form of additive manufacturing, binding ceramic powd...
A new method for the sintering of ceramics will be presented in detail. This method called Flash-Sin...
Selective laser flash sintering (SLFS) utilizes a large electric field applied during laser scanning...
Sintering is a method used to condense a solid powder material into a single solid mass allowing for...
The recently discovered flash sintering technique has shown that the application of a sufficiently l...
Flash sintering is a novel electric field and current assisted sintering technique which densify cer...
The aim of this study is to investigate the possibility of a freeform fabrication of porous ceramic ...
This paper reports the electrochemical, optical and thermal effects occurring during flash sintering...
Electric field assisted sintering techniques, FAST or FLASH have become the novel research fields fo...
The production of traditional and advanced ceramics is an energy-intensive activity, which requires ...
In the present paper some behavior of ceramic materials for laser sintering/melting processes (SLM/...
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) offers the advantage of directly manufacturing complex-shaped parts ...
Selective laser flash sintering (SLFS) combines a uniform electric field with a localized, scanning...
Selective laser sintering (SLS) of ceramic material is particularly challenging. High sintering tem...
Flash sintering of ceramics is distinguished by rapid sintering during simultaneous application of e...
Selective Laser Flash Sintering (SLFS) is a new form of additive manufacturing, binding ceramic powd...
A new method for the sintering of ceramics will be presented in detail. This method called Flash-Sin...
Selective laser flash sintering (SLFS) utilizes a large electric field applied during laser scanning...
Sintering is a method used to condense a solid powder material into a single solid mass allowing for...
The recently discovered flash sintering technique has shown that the application of a sufficiently l...
Flash sintering is a novel electric field and current assisted sintering technique which densify cer...
The aim of this study is to investigate the possibility of a freeform fabrication of porous ceramic ...
This paper reports the electrochemical, optical and thermal effects occurring during flash sintering...
Electric field assisted sintering techniques, FAST or FLASH have become the novel research fields fo...
The production of traditional and advanced ceramics is an energy-intensive activity, which requires ...
In the present paper some behavior of ceramic materials for laser sintering/melting processes (SLM/...
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) offers the advantage of directly manufacturing complex-shaped parts ...