Luo, C.
, Wang, X.
, Migler, K.
and Seppala, J.
(2020),
Effects of feed rates on temperature profiles and feed forces in material extrusion additive manufacturing, Additive Manufacturing
(Accessed March 4, 2025)
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Effects of feed rates on temperature profiles and feed forces in material extrusion additive manufacturing
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Cheng Luo, Xiang Wang, ,
Abstract
This study explores the effects of feed rates on temperature profiles and feed forces in material extrusion additive manufacturing of polymers. The relations between temperature distributions and feed rates are first derived, for both the solid and melted portions of a polymer during its extrusion. The derived relations are then applied to find the temperature profile for the case of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). Finally, an existing relation between feed force and feed rate is considered. Its applicable range is determined, validated by experimental tests on ABS.Citation
Additive Manufacturing
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Journals
Keywords
Material extrusion, Thermal model, Temperature gradient, Feed rate, Feed force
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Created May 29, 2020, Updated October 12, 2021