In early August, students from the Polymer Composite Additive Manufacturing lab and Dr. Duty presented their research at the 32nd annual Solid Freeform Fabrication Symposium hosted by the University of Texas at Austin and The Minerals, Metals, and Materials Society. Be on the look out for our manuscripts in the conference proceedings later this Fall!
- Characterizing the Internal Morphology of Transition Regions in Large-Scale Extrusion Deposition Additive Manufacturing by James Brackett
- Characterizing Internal Porosity of 3D-Printed Fiber Reinforced Materials by Frye Mattingly
- Correlating Large-Scale AM Print Parameters to Fiber Length and Mechanical Performance of Reinforced Polymer Composites by Andrew Rhodes
- Evaluating the Effect of Z-pinning Parameters on the Mechanical Strength and Toughness of Printed Polymer Composite Structures by Brenin Bales
- Evaluating the Extrudability of Common Feedstocks for Fused Filament Fabrication Systems by Zaky Hussein
- Improving the 3D Printed Bond Strength at a Discrete Interface Between Dissimilar Materials by Dr. Duty
- Recycling Carbon Fiber Filled Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene for Large Scale Additive Manufacturing by Roo Walker