Rapid manufacturing of silica glass parts with complex structures through stereolithography and pressureless spark plasma sintering
This paper reports a method for preparing silica glass by pressureless spark plasma sintering (PL-SPS), which can rapidly manufacture silica glass parts with complex structures by coupling with stereolithography 3D printing technology. The rapid sintering process and microstructure evolution of sili...
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