From: Timothy J Gornet (tim.gornet@louisville.edu)
Date: Tue Jan 04 2005 - 03:59:01 EET
I guess the important thing from the water absorption is how if at all
do the mechanical properties change from the water.
Any ideas?
Tim
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>>> <ChathamRes@aol.com> 01/03/05 3:31 PM >>>
We performed a simple test to determine the water absorbtion of a part
made on an Invision system.
Here are the results:
1. Initial weight 21.4 grams
2. Weight after soaking in water for twenty-four hours at 20 degrees C-
21.7 grams
3. Weight after soaking in water for forty-eight hours at 20 degrees C-
21.8 grams
4. Weight after soaking for a week was the same as for forty- eight
hours
If anybody else has performed similar measurementss, please send us an
email.
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