Wear of the 3D Printed Polylactic Acid Elements Sliding against the Synthetic Resins at the Higher Speed Friction

Q4 Physics and Astronomy

Defect and Diffusion Forum Pub Date : 2024-01-09 DOI:10.4028/p-akaa6p

Yuh-Ping Chang, C. Liu, Jin Chi Wang, Kao Wei Chen, Mei Fen Suyeh

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Abstract

Since the requirement of high dust-free levels, it is necessary to develop the technologies with anti-wear and low dust generation for drive elements that can be quickly printed. Polylactic acid and synthetic resins are often paired with each other for the 3D printed driven elements. To achieve "smooth friction", the adhesion wear under dry friction conditions should be reduced. To achieve a "high dust-free level", the anti-wear of the paired elements under higher speed friction should be improved to reduce the generation of abrasive dust. Therefore, wear of the 3D printed polylactic acid elements sliding against the synthetic resins at the high speed friction are investigated in this paper.

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3D 打印聚乳酸元件与合成树脂在高速摩擦下的磨损情况

由于对无尘水平的要求很高，因此有必要为可快速打印的驱动元件开发具有抗磨损和低粉尘生成的技术。聚乳酸和合成树脂通常被搭配用于 3D 打印驱动元件。为实现 "平滑摩擦"，应减少干摩擦条件下的粘附磨损。为实现 "高无尘水平"，应提高配对元件在高速摩擦条件下的抗磨性，以减少磨屑的产生。因此，本文对 3D 打印聚乳酸元件与合成树脂在高速摩擦下的滑动磨损进行了研究。

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