Material for fused deposition modeling type three-dimensional modeling, and filament for fused deposition modeling type 3d printing device
US-2016177078-A1 · Jun 23, 2016 · US
US11117362B2 · US · B2
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Publication number | US-11117362-B2 |
| Application number | US-201815936558-A |
| Country | US |
| Kind code | B2 |
| Filing date | Mar 27, 2018 |
| Priority date | Mar 29, 2017 |
| Publication date | Sep 14, 2021 |
| Grant date | Sep 14, 2021 |
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A part includes a continuous fiber substantially encased in a formation material. The fiber and formation material are arranged in a plurality of alternating layers such that the formation material of a first one of the alternating layers adheres to the formation material of a second one of the alternating layers over the length of the continuous fiber. The part may include a thin-walled hollow member such as a duct. In some embodiments a part comprises a continuous fiber prepared by an additive manufacturing process comprising the steps of: depositing a composite material on a print bed using a print head, the composite material comprising a continuous fiber and a formation material in intimate contact with the continuous fiber; moving the print head and/or the print bed during the depositing of the composite material; and consolidating the composite material.
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The invention claimed is: 1. A part comprising: a continuous fiber substantially encased in a formation material, the continuous fiber and formation material being arranged in a plurality of alternating layers such that the formation material of a first one of the alternating layers adheres to the formation material of a second one of the alternating layers over a length of the continuous fiber. 2. The part of claim 1 wherein the part comprises a walled, hollow member. 3. The part of claim 1 wherein the part comprises a walled, hollow member with openings at opposed ends of said walled hollow member to thereby form a duct. 4. The part of claim 1 wherein the continuous fiber extends uninterrupted along a length of the part. 5. The part of claim 1 wherein the continuous fiber has a width of between approximately 1800 μm and 3200 μm. 6. The part of claim 1 wherein a distance between a first edge of one layer and a first edge of an adjacent alternating layer of the part is less than or equal to approximately 800 μm. 7. The part of claim 1 wherein a thickness of the formation material encasing the continuous fiber is between approximately 0 μm to approximately 1 μm as measured from a surface of the continuous surface to an opposed surface of the formation material. 8. The part of claim 1 wherein a fiber volume of the continuous fiber is approximately 23% of a total volume of the part. 9. The part of claim 1 wherein the formation material is approximately 58% of a total volume of the part. 10. A duct comprising: a wall having a first end and a second end and defining a hollow interior, the wall comprising a continuous fiber extending from the first end to the second end substantially encased in a formation material, the continuous fiber and formation material being arranged in a plurality of alternating layers such that the formation material of a first one of the alternating layers adheres to the formation material of a second one of the alternating layers over a length of the continuous fiber. 11. A part comprising a continuous fiber prepared by an additive manufacturing process comprising the steps of: depositing a continuous fiber substantially encased in a formation material on a print bed using a print head; and moving the print head and/or the print bed during the depositing of the composite material, such that the continuous fiber and formation material are arranged in a plurality of alternating layers such that the formation material of a first one of the alternating layers adheres to the formation material of a second one of the alternating layers over a length of the continuous fiber. 12. The part of claim 11 wherein the part comprises a walled, hollow member. 13. The part of claim 11 wherein the part comprises a walled hollow member with openings at opposed ends of said walled, hollow member. 14. The part of claim 11 wherein the formation material of one layer adheres to the formation material of an adjacent alternating layer of the part. 15. The part of claim 11 wherein the continuous fiber has a width of between approximately 1800 μm and 3200 μm. 16. The part of claim 11 wherein a distance between a first edge of one layer and a first edge of an adjacent alternating layer of the part is less than or equal to approximately 800 μm. 17. The part of claim 11 wherein a thickness of the formation material encasing the continuous fiber is between approximately 0 μm to approximately 1 μm as measured from a surface of the continuous surface to an opposed surface of the formation material. 18. The part of claim 11 wherein a fiber volume of the continuous fiber is approximately 23% of a total volume of the part. 19. The part of claim 11 wherein the formation material is approximately 59% of a total volume of the part.
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