This lecture covers various ceramic forming methods, such as filter pressing, casting kinetics, suspension forces, tape casting, and additive manufacturing. It delves into the importance of drying in shaping processes, the kinetics of drying, crack formation, and binder removal techniques. The instructor discusses the challenges of shrinkage, crack deformation, and the impact of different drying methods on ceramic products. Additionally, the lecture explores the removal of binders through pyrolysis and the general considerations when choosing a forming method based on size, shape complexity, dimensional tolerances, density, and production rate.
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