Multi-Material 3D Printer for Design and Manufacturing of Advanced Architected Multifunctional Materials
用于设计和制造先进建筑多功能材料的多材料 3D 打印机
基本信息
- 批准号:RTI-2020-00756
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 10.92万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:加拿大
- 项目类别:Research Tools and Instruments
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:加拿大
- 起止时间:2019-01-01 至 2020-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
Next generation of advanced materials requires to be lightweight and multifunctional in order to reduce energy waste and to mitigate environmental impacts caused by mismanagement of energy produced by fossil fuels and renewable resources. Inspired by natural materials, which exhibit skeletal and/or hierarchical arrangements of their constituents, this research aims at applying an advanced manufacturing technique and design principles to create multiple classes of multifunctional materials. Enhancement of a specific material functionality is commonly accompanied by deterioration of another functionality, such as trade-off between energy dissipation/toughness and stiffness/strength, thermal/electrical insulation and strength, and lightweighting and flexural stiffness. The performance trade-offs limit the creation of advanced materials that possess multiple desirable functionalities and make unattainable domains in a material property space. Facilitated by 3D printing, the material microstructure can be engineered in “architected material approach” to push multiphysical material properties beyond the performance trade-offs. Learning from structural design elements identified amongst a variety of biological materials, cellular (in toucan beaks and trabecular bones), gradient (in tooth dental/enamel junction and squid beak), and layered (in Abalone nacre and sea sponge spicule) design principles will be used here in hierarchical length scales to develop architected multifunctional metamaterials out of monolithic hard and soft polymers. Integrating multiple design principles in hierarchical architected materials can not only break the performance trade-offs, but also potentially can produce novel advanced materials with multiple enhanced functionalities (e.g. thermomechanical, acoustics, permeability, and energy harvesting properties). However, aside from world-class computational and experimental facilities available at McGill to characterize these advanced materials, a precise 3D printing technology capable of simultaneous manufacturing of a wide range of materials (e.g. rigid to flexible and durable to high temperature) is essential. To realize the state-of-the-art architected multifunctional materials, with rationally-designed hierarchical microarchitectures, a cutting-edge PolyJet multi-material 3D printer will be acquired through NSERC RTI grant. The requested additive manufacturing technology enables training a multitude of HQPs in the field of architected materials and allows conducting a comprehensive multidisciplinary study on the relationship between material micro/mesoarchitecture and the multifunctional performance of advanced materials. The findings of this research will be used to create innovative multifunctional systems with tunable properties for applications in intelligent structures, soft robotics, thermal management, acoustics, and removal of contaminants from water and air in order to benefit both Canada's economy and environment.
下一代先进材料要求轻量化和多功能,以减少能源浪费,并减轻化石燃料和可再生资源产生的能源管理不善所造成的环境影响。受天然材料的启发,天然材料的组成呈现骨架和/或层次排列,本研究旨在应用先进的制造技术和设计原则来创造多种类型的多功能材料。一种特定材料功能的增强通常伴随着另一种功能的恶化,例如能量耗散/韧性和刚度/强度之间的权衡,热/电绝缘和强度之间的权衡,以及轻量化和弯曲刚度之间的权衡。性能权衡限制了具有多个所需功能的高级材料的创建,并使材料属性空间中无法达到的领域。在3D打印的推动下,材料的微观结构可以在“建筑材料方法”中进行工程设计,以推动多物理材料特性超越性能权衡。借鉴各种生物材料中确定的结构设计元素,细胞(在巨嘴鸟喙和小梁骨中),梯度(在牙齿/牙釉质接合处和鱿鱼喙中),和分层(在鲍鱼珍珠层和海绵针状物中)设计原则将在分级长度尺度上使用,以单片硬聚合物和软聚合物开发架构化的多功能超材料。将多种设计原则集成到层次化结构材料中,不仅可以打破性能折衷,而且有可能产生具有多种增强功能(例如,热机械、声学、渗透性和能量收集特性)的新型先进材料。然而,除了麦吉尔拥有世界级的计算和实验设施来表征这些先进材料外,能够同时制造各种材料(例如,从刚性到柔性,从耐用到高温)的精确3D打印技术是必不可少的。为了实现最先进的建筑多功能材料,以及合理设计的层次化微体系结构,NSERC RTI将获得一台尖端的PolyJet多材料3D打印机。所要求的添加剂制造技术能够在建筑材料领域培训大量的HQP,并允许对材料微/细结构和先进材料的多功能性能之间的关系进行全面的多学科研究。这项研究的结果将用于创建具有可调特性的创新多功能系统,应用于智能结构、软机器人、热管理、声学以及去除水和空气中的污染物,以造福加拿大的经济和环境。
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Bio-inspired Hierarchical Multifunctional Metamaterials
仿生分层多功能超材料
- 批准号:
CRC-2019-00148 - 财政年份:2022
- 资助金额:
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- 批准号:
543334-2019 - 财政年份:2019
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$ 10.92万 - 项目类别:
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