Effect of Temperature Sensitive Colloid on 3D Printing and Curing Properties of Corn Starch
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摘要: 目的:利用温敏型胶体的相转变特性,辅助实现淀粉在打印过程中的成型固化,并揭示不同种类胶体-淀粉体系的固化性能变化规律。方法:将不同比例的温敏型胶体(低酰基结冷胶、明胶、κ-卡拉胶)与玉米淀粉进行复配并测定其流变性能,通过打印圆柱及空心球模型、测试产品力-位移曲线、温度扫描流变、全质构分析及微观结构观测评估体系可打印及固化性能。结果:结冷胶和卡拉胶在2%~4%添加量,明胶在0%~2%添加量时,体系具有适宜的流变性能及良好的可打印性能。添加4%结冷胶及4%卡拉胶的产品表现出显著的塑性,固化效果较好;添加明胶的打印产品无显著塑性,打印产品不固化。结冷胶-淀粉混合体系的固化温度在35~43 ℃之间;卡拉胶-淀粉混合体系的固化温度在30~40 ℃之间,随着胶体含量增加,固化温度上升,固化速度加快。而随着明胶含量增加,固化温度从25 ℃下降至20 ℃以下且固化速度减慢。4%低酰基结冷胶产品具有更致密的凝胶网络,硬度高于4% κ-卡拉胶产品。明胶对硬度、弹性都有削弱作用,但使粘附力大幅提高。结论:适宜含量的低酰基结冷胶和κ-卡拉胶能够实现淀粉的成型固化,且卡拉胶固化性能优于结冷胶,而明胶则无辅助固化能力。Abstract: Objective: To assist the molding and curing of starch in 3D printing, and to reveal the change law of curing properties of different hydrocolloid-starch systems based on the phase-change characteristics of temperature-sensitive hydrocolloids. Methods: Three hydrocolloids, low-acyl gellan gum, gelatin, and κ-carrageenan, respectively, were mixed with corn starch at different ratios for evaluating their rheological properties. The printability and curing performance were evaluated by printing cylinder and hollow sphere models, testing force-displacement curves, temperature sweep rheology, whole-texture analysis and microstructure observation. Results: When gellan gum and κ-carrageenan were added at 2%~4% and gelatin at 0%~2%, the system had suitable rheological properties and good printability. The products with 4% gellan gum and 4% κ-carrageenan showed remarkable plasticity and better curing effect. Whereas the products with gelatin was not significantly plastic and cured. The curing temperature of gellan gum-starch system and κ-carrageenan-starch system were between 35~43 ℃ and 30~40 ℃ respectively, meanwhile, the curing temperature and speed increased with the increase of hydrocolloids content. However, as the gelatin content increased, the curing temperature decreased from 25 °C to 20 °C and the curing speed slowed down as well. The products with 4% low-acyl gellan gum had a denser gel network, which was harder than that with 4% κ-carrageenan. Gelatin weakened the hardness and elasticity, but greatly increased the adhesion. Conclusion: Appropriate low-acyl gellan gum and κ-carrageenan contributed to the molding and curing of starch, and the curing performance of κ-carrageenan was better than that of gellan gum, while gelatin had no auxiliary curing ability.
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Key words:
- temperature-sensitive hydrocolloids /
- corn starch /
- 3D printing /
- molding and curing /
- printability
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表 1 3D打印模型打印参数
Table 1. The print parameter for 3D printing models
模型 尺寸
(mm)打印速度(mm/s) 每层厚度(mm) 填充密度(%) 外壳厚度(mm) 圆柱 高度,25
半径,1540 1 80 1 空心圆柱 高度,25
外径,15
内径,1040 1 0 6 空心球 高度,28
外径,15
内径,1040 1 0 6 表 2 不同温敏型胶体添加量复配体系产品质构特性的变化
Table 2. Changes of texture characteristics of products with different amount of temperature sensitive colloid
胶添加量 硬度(g) 粘附力(g/s) 弹性 内聚性 回复性 0% 128.99±10.85d 0.66±0.70f 1.70±0.07a 0.99±0.01a 0.84±0.03a 2%低酰
基结冷胶844.10±145.27c 12.47±0.56e 1.32±0.28bc 0.90±0.04ab 0.73±0.05b 4%低酰
基结冷胶4588.72±969.17a 0.44±0.26f 0.92±0.04d 0.85±0.04b 0.61±0.05c 2% κ-卡
拉胶981.43±224.75c 3.98±2.84ef 1.58±0.24ab 0.97±0.01a 0.79±0.03ab 4% κ-卡
拉胶2058.69±418.73b 0.16±0.06f 1.44±0.43ab 0.95±0.03ab 0.78±0.05ab 2%明胶 148.69±16.94d 25.05±3.87d 1.05±0.15cd 0.96±0.02ab 0.81±0.04a 4%明胶 74.27±3.65e 54.94±9.91c 0.88±0.03d 0.72±0.06c 0.41±0.04d 6%明胶 15.65±0.29f 87.03±2.59b 0.75±0.00d 0.51±0.07d 0.24±0.02e 8%明胶 15.76±0.49f 99.01±5.15a 0.71±0.03d 0.48±0.10d 0.18±0.03e 10%明胶 12.41±0.19g 86.89±20.23b 0.72±0.04d 0.57±0.13d 0.18±0.06e 注:同列不同小写字母表示存在显著差异(P<0.05)。 -
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