Continuous Clay Printer Requirements + Value Proposition - Revision history

Eric: Added some thoughts of mine

2020-04-19T20:07:26Z

Added some thoughts of mine

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	#Ceramic rollers and balls for bearings		#Ceramic rollers and balls for bearings
	#Scaled version: house printing		#Scaled version: house printing
			#If the tolerances can be acheived and material properties etc, ceramic ICE's that can "run hot" and thus be more efficient
			#Ceramic inner linings for various combustors for insulation, and allowing them to run at a higher temperature without damage
			#[[Open Source Charcoal Blast Furnace]] ?

Marcin: /* Value Proposition */

2020-04-19T19:59:33Z

Value Proposition

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	#Making vessels for liquid metals		#Making vessels for liquid metals
	#Ceramic rollers and balls for bearings		#Ceramic rollers and balls for bearings
			#Scaled version: house printing

Marcin: /* Value Proposition */

2020-04-19T17:06:48Z

Value Proposition

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	#Making cylinders for reactor vessels and pistons		#Making cylinders for reactor vessels and pistons
	#Making vessels for liquid metals		#Making vessels for liquid metals
			#Ceramic rollers and balls for bearings

Marcin: /* Value Proposition */

2020-04-19T17:05:16Z

Value Proposition

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	=Value Proposition=		=Value Proposition=
	#Printing insulators		#Cups, plates, and pottery for plants
			#Printing insulators for nichrome wire and other forms for heater elements
	#Printing flameware for cooking		#Printing flameware for cooking
	#Printing inert vessels		#Printing inert vessels for reactions
			#Making cylinders for reactor vessels and pistons
			#Making vessels for liquid metals

Marcin: /* Requirements */

2020-04-19T16:59:00Z

Requirements

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	#Ability to print with common clays, found in many locations worldwide		#Ability to print with common clays, found in many locations worldwide
	#Includes ball/roller mill for powdering clays from local sites (rocks are turned to clay-size particles)		#Includes ball/roller mill for powdering clays from local sites (rocks are turned to clay-size particles)
			#3D prints are kilned after printing to turn them into ceramic

			=Value Proposition=
			#Printing insulators
			#Printing flameware for cooking
			#Printing inert vessels

Marcin: /* Requirements */

2020-04-19T16:51:13Z

Requirements

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	#Mixing chamber retains settled clay material, so cleanout/maintenance requirement is zero between prints		#Mixing chamber retains settled clay material, so cleanout/maintenance requirement is zero between prints
	#Ability to print with common clays, found in many locations worldwide		#Ability to print with common clays, found in many locations worldwide
	#Includes ball/roller mill for powdering clays from local sites (rocks are turned to clay)		#Includes ball/roller mill for powdering clays from local sites (rocks are turned to clay-size particles)

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2020-04-19T16:50:59Z

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=Requirements=

#Continuous printing in clay starting from clay powder
#Powder allows for easy and continuous material flow with augers and pumps, and easy mixing into a fluid material
#Mixing chamber premixes clay and water
#Pump, probably peristaltic, pumps into a pressure chamber
#Pressure chamber operates by air pressure
#Clay print head has automatic flush with water, so maintenance is zero on print head
#Mixing chamber retains settled clay material, so cleanout/maintenance requirement is zero between prints
#Ability to print with common clays, found in many locations worldwide
#Includes ball/roller mill for powdering clays from local sites (rocks are turned to clay)