Abstract

The design of the turbine stirrer is characterized by a rather complex shape of working surfaces and during its manufacture by traditional methods unique molds are required for each type of stirrer, increased material and labor costs are required. The use of 3D printing allows you to obtain products with a complex surface configuration, with minimal costs and which do not require subsequent machining. Analysis was carried out and selection of 3D printing type and material of turbine stirrer intended for mixing of elastomeric nanocomposite solutions components was carried out. FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) is the most suitable type of 3D printing for solving design and technological problems in the manufacture of turbine stirrers. Plastics of the brands ABS, PLA and PETG have become very widespread in this type of 3D printing. The highest mechanical properties, chemical resistance and the lowest price of the materials under consideration are PETG plastic, which was chosen for the manufacture of a turbine stirrer designed to mix and disperse solutions of elastomeric nanocomposites. An active experiment was implemented according to the В2 plan. The samples are PETG plastic plates printed on a Flying Bear Ghost 5 3D printer. The main mode parameters of 3D printing by FDM type, which determine the strength of samples and printing performance, are: the number of concentric lines that make up the wall of the printed product and the line width. A regression model of the dependence of strength of samples made of PETG plastic on the number and width of lines in 3D printing was obtained. The optimal 3D printing mode of the turbine stirrer is set, providing high strength of the product and performance of the technology.

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