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Interlayer bonding strength of 3D printed PEEK specimens
Chya Yan Liaw
, John W. Tolbert
, Lesley W. Chow
,
Murat Guvendiren
Chemical and Materials Engineering
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Polyetheretherketone
100%
Interlayer Bond Strength
100%
Nozzle Temperature
37%
Layer Height
25%
High Performance Polymers
25%
Three-point Bending Test
25%
Design of Experiments Approach
25%
Wait Times
25%
Recent Advances
12%
Biomedical Applications
12%
Automotive Applications
12%
Aerospace Applications
12%
Crystallinity
12%
Processing Difficulty
12%
Approaches to Study
12%
Product Development Time
12%
Printing Process
12%
Thermal Annealing
12%
3D Printing Technology
12%
Printing Parameters
12%
Flexural Stress
12%
Extrusion-based
12%
Influential Parameters
12%
Robust Experimental Design
12%
Flexural Modulus
12%
Strain at Break
12%
Printing Process Parameters
12%
Printing Speed
12%
Mechanical Properties Enhancement
12%
Post-printing
12%
End-use Property
12%
Load-bearing Applications
12%
Engineering
Interlayer
100%
Polyetheretherketone
100%
Poly Ether Ether Ketone
100%
Bonding Strength
100%
Printing Process
25%
Polymer
25%
Biomedical Application
12%
Aerospace Applications
12%
Automotive Application
12%
Crystallinity
12%
Processability
12%
Process Parameter
12%
Aerospace Engineering
12%
Flexural Modulus
12%
Bearing Application
12%
Mechanical Property
12%
Three Dimensional Printing
12%
Material Science
Polyetheretherketone
100%
High Performance Polymer
33%
Three Dimensional Printing
16%
Mechanical Property
16%
Product Development
16%
Annealing
16%
Biomedical Application
16%