Additive Manufacturing of Ductile, Ultrastrong Polymer-Derived Nanoceramics
Additive Manufacturing of Ductile, Ultrastrong Polymer-Derived Nanoceramics
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10.1016/j.matt.2019.09.009
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2019-12-04
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18.9
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Valdevit, Lorenzo
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作者:
Bauer, Jens;Crook, Cameron;Valdevit, Lorenzo
Ceramics would be ideal engineering materials if their brittleness and scattered fracture strength could be overcome. While ductility and extraordinary strength have been reported at the nanoscale, they both rapidly disappear when samples reach micrometer dimensions; furthermore, manufacturing is limited to elaborate approaches, which are purely scientific in nature. Here, we present a robust route to additively manufacture ductile, ultrastrong silicon oxycarbide (SiOC) via two-photon polymerization direct laser writing (TPP-DLW) of a preceramic resin and subsequent pyrolysis. We 3D-print micrometer-size pillars and architected materials with feature sizes down to similar to 200 nm and characterize them under uniaxial compression. Independent of size, SiOC micropillars consistently deform plastically with strains up to 25% and strengths >7 GPa, across the entire range of examined diameters (1-20 mu m). Our findings demonstrate straightforward fabrication of ductile, ultrastrong ceramics at previously unprecedented scales, potentially enabling manufacturing of engineering systems up to tens of millimeters in size.