3D ink-extrusion printing and sintering of Ti, Ti-TiB and Ti-TiC microlattices

Volume: 35, Pages: 101412 - 101412
Published: Oct 1, 2020
Abstract
Titanium metal matrix composite microlattices are fabricated using 3D ink extrusion printing and sintering. The inks consist of TiH2+TiB2 or TiH2+TiC powder blends to form (i) Ti-TiB composites by dehydrogenation and in situ reaction of Ti + TiB2 to form Ti + TiB and (ii) Ti-TiC composites, where TiC remains stable during the sintering process. Rapid densification of the printed powder blend is achieved during pressureless sintering in vacuum at...
Paper Details
Title
3D ink-extrusion printing and sintering of Ti, Ti-TiB and Ti-TiC microlattices
Published Date
Oct 1, 2020
Volume
35
Pages
101412 - 101412
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