Rossella Surace

Dr. Rossella Surace

Institute of Intelligent Industrial Technologies and Systems for Advanced Manufacturing - National Research Council of Italy, Via P. Lembo, 38/F 70124 Bari, Italy
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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 June 2009 in Materials & Design (1980-2015)
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LFL.A.C. De Filippis
L.A.C. De Filippis
ALA.D. Ludovico
A.D. Ludovico
GBG. Boghetich
G. Boghetich

7 November 2012 in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology
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Vincenzo BellantoneVincenzo Bellantone
Vincenzo Bellantone
Rossella SuraceRossella Surace
Rossella Surace
Gianluca TrottaGianluca Trotta
Gianluca Trotta
IFIrene Fassi
Irene Fassi

1 July 2019 in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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Rossella SuraceRossella Surace
Rossella Surace
MSM. Sorgato
M. Sorgato
Vincenzo BellantoneVincenzo Bellantone
Vincenzo Bellantone
FMFrancesco G Modica
Francesco G Modica
GLGiovanni Lucchetta
Giovanni Lucchetta
IFI. Fassi
I. Fassi

2 June 2021 in Polymers
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Rossella SuraceRossella Surace
Rossella Surace
Vito BasileVito Basile
Vito Basile
Vincenzo BellantoneVincenzo Bellantone
Vincenzo Bellantone
FMFrancesco G Modica
Francesco G Modica
IFIrene Fassi
Irene Fassi
At the present time, there is a growing interest in additive manufacturing (AM) technologies and their integration into current process chains. In particular, the implementation of AM for tool production in micro injection molding (µ-IM), a well-established process, could introduce many advantages. First of all, AM could avoid the need for the time-consuming and expensive fabrication of molds for small series of customized products. In this work, the feasibility, quality, and reliability of an AM/µ-IM process chain were evaluated by designing and fabricating mold inserts for µ-IM by stereolithography (SLA) technology; the mold inserts were characterized and tested experimentally. The selected geometry is composed of four thin cavities: This particular feature represents an actual challenge for both the SLA and µ-IM perspective due to the large surface-to-volume ratio of the cavity. Two different materials were used for the mold fabrication, showing sharply different performance in terms of endurance limit and cavity degradation. The obtained results confirm that the µ-IM process, exploiting an SLA fabricated mold insert, is feasible but requires great accuracy in material choice, mold design, fabrication, and assembly.

1 August 2017 in Journal of Manufacturing Processes
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Rossella SuraceRossella Surace
Rossella Surace
Vincenzo BellantoneVincenzo Bellantone
Vincenzo Bellantone
GTGianluca Trotta
Gianluca Trotta
IFIrene Fassi
Irene Fassi

2 July 2009 in International Journal of Material Forming
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Rossella Surace
LFLuigi Alberto Ciro De Filippis
Luigi Alberto Ciro De Filippis
ALAntonio Domenico Ludovico
Antonio Domenico Ludovico
GBGiancarlo Boghetich
Giancarlo Boghetich