Vinylester and Polyester 3D Printing (CRADA NFE-17-06792 Final Report)

Vlastimil Kunc; Christopher J. Hershey; John M. Lindahl; Stian K. Romberg; Steven L. Voeks; Mark Adams

doi:10.2172/1606801

Vinylester and Polyester 3D Printing (CRADA NFE-17-06792 Final Report)

Vlastimil Kunc, Christopher J. Hershey, John M. Lindahl, Stian K. Romberg, Steven L. Voeks, Mark Adams

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In Phase 2 of the technical collaboration between Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and Polynt Composites USA, a vinyl ester composite material for extrusion deposition additive manufacturing (AM) of thermoset materials was developed, characterized, and functionality demonstrated. Through this work modeling capability was developed to determine the desired in use material characteristics and refined process parameters. Coupon level testing was performed to validate the end use functionality of printed structures. Finally, the material was printed to evaluate its performance in composites tooling applications. This combined effort led to a commercial product, PRD-1520, for Polynt Composites USA specifically designed for large-scale extrusion deposition additive manufacturing of thermoset materials.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	United States
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2172/1606801
State	Published - 2019

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