Production of objects

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Carbonizing to form article – Agglomeration or accretion

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156 64, 1562735, 1562755, 2504921, 264 407, 264298, 264308, 364476, 427 8, 427 531, 427 541, B29C 3508, B29C 4100

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051204762

ABSTRACT:
Three-dimensional objects are produced by the polymerization of a photopolymerizable liquid medium with the aid of high-energy radiation by continuously introducing the liquid medium in lamina form from a casting means onto the surface of a carrier liquid which has a higher specific gravity than the photopolymerizable medium and is not miscible therewith. This lamina is polymerized by irradiation to form a laminar, two-dimensional polymer layer, then the surface of the carrier liquid is raised and another lamina of the photopolymerizable medium is introduced onto the surface and polymerized to form a further polymer layer which combines with the preceding one. These steps are repeated until the three-dimensional object is formed. The steps of forming the polymer lamina and raising the surface of the carrier liquid may be computer controlled.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4575330 (1986-03-01), Hull
patent: 4749347 (1986-10-01), Valavaara
patent: 4961154 (1990-10-01), Pomerantz et al.

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