Hi,
This mail is to inform about the work being doing at Princeton
University on SLA of Ceramics. We have been able to successfully produce
ceramics parts of Alumina. Instead of using the polymer bath we use
ceramic slurry in photocuring polymer aqueous solutions. The work so far
was concentrated on understanding the cured bullet in single layer and
now we are evaluating the quality of the ceramic parts fabricated.
If anybody has any questions conatct rgarg@sut1661.princeton.edu
Rajeev Garg
On Fri, 25 Oct 1996, Ian Gibson wrote:
>
> Hello all
>
> Just recently I have had a few enquiries regarding ceramics, in particular
> structural ceramics for the electronics industry.
>
> I know that ceramics has been a hot (cool?) topic in the RP research
> community for quite a while now. I am also aware of the use of ceramics to
> make casting shells. Can anyone tell me whether there has been any
> commercial success recently? Someone told me they heard about a process
> called CerLOM for instance. Can anyone tell me more?
>
> Also, who is working on the construction of functional ceramic components?
>
> Regards
>
> IG
>
> Dr Ian Gibson
> Dept. Mechanical Engg.
> University of Hong Kong
> Hong Kong
>
> email: igibson@hkucc.hku.hk
> tel: +852 2859 7901
> fax: +852 2858 5415
>
> 'I know it's more useful, Captain Toothbrush, but you were much more
> frightening when you had the hook'
>
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