First Static And Dynamic Analysis Of 3-D Printed Sintered Ceramics For Body Armour Applications

Traditional manufacturing of ceramics used for ballistic impact protection is limited by long lead times, inability to fabricate complex geometries, and expensive components. Ceramic 3-D printing offers engineering-grade components in around 90% less time than traditional ceramics manufacturing. Typical turnaround can be days, instead of weeks, depending on the part's complexity. This enables faster time to market and allows for more iterations during the design process, resulting in a better end-product.

Author
T L Jones Et Al
Origin
Us Army Research Lab
Journal Title
Am Ceram Soc Bull 96 1 2017 36-41
Sector
Glass Ceramics
Class
GC 891

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First Static And Dynamic Analysis Of 3-D Printed Sintered Ceramics For Body Armour Applications
Am Ceram Soc Bull 96 1 2017 36-41
GC 891
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