Rheology effects on predicted fiber orientation and elastic properties in large scale polymer composite additive manufacturing

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• who: Zhaogui Wang and Douglas E. Smith from the Young's modulus but higher values of shear moduliThis indicates that, by considering the non-viscous rheology effects, the elastic properties of extrudate through Additive Manufacturing (AM) systems reduced at a longitudinal direction but increased at shear directions. In addition, the SV model yielded relatively similar data of fiber orientation distribution as well as elastic properties in comparison with the PTT model, especially in the shear dominant flow boundary, yet cost less computational time than the PTT model. In the future study of D deposition modelling of large . . .
  

   

  

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