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Finite Element Modeling of Ceramic Green Part Warping Induced by Shrinkage During the Stereolithography Printing Process
The shrinkage strain, occurring upon UV curing and aging, leads to non-uniform dimensional changes that can compromise the part’s final geometry. This study investigates the deformation of green parts during the stereolithography process. Based on experimental measurements, a finite element model (F
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