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  • Research on 3D Printing Method of CFRP Via 5-DOF Motion Platform

    Paper number

    IAC-16,C2,9,8,x34784

    Coauthor

    Ms. Xiaoqin Li, Anhui University of Science&Technology ;Aerospace System Engineering Institute Shanghai, China

    Coauthor

    Dr. Liu Dali, Aerospace System Engineering Shanghai, China

    Coauthor

    Mr. Wanyuan Li, Shanghai University;Aerospce System Engineering Shanghai, China

    Coauthor

    Dr. Biao Yan, Aerospce System Engineering Shanghai, China

    Coauthor

    Prof. Zhebo Zhou, Anhui University of Science&Technology, China

    Coauthor

    Prof. Fujun Peng, Aerospce System Engineering Shanghai, China

    Year

    2016

    Abstract
    According to the demand for high strength composite material structure of space vehicle, in order to conquer the poor interlaminar shear strength shortcoming of the exited 3D printing method with 3 degrees of freedom(DOF), the 3d printing method with 5-DOF motion platform of carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) has been proposed in this paper. Basic principle of using 3d printing technology and process method, the 5-DOF 3d printing platform has been constructed by programmable multi-axis motion control(PMAC) technology. The space curved surface composed of arbitrary trajectories can be printed precisely through the linkage control of X, Y, Z axis linear motion and rotation around the X, Z axis, and the ideal fiber orientation structure of composite material has been obtained. Research and application results show that compared with 3-DOF methods, 5-DOF platform can enhance the mechanical properties of 3D printing CFRP structure, especially the connection strength between the layers, lay the foundation for fast and low-cost manufacturing of the space vehicle structure.
    
    Keywords: CFRP, Space Vehicle Structure, 3D printing, 5-DOF, Arbitrary Surface
    Abstract document

    IAC-16,C2,9,8,x34784.brief.pdf

    Manuscript document

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