Fig. 1. Schematic of transient plate heat source method

Fig. 2. Effect of phenolic resin addition amount on the bending strength of graphite molded parts

Fig. 3. Curves of increasing range in bending strength of graphite molded parts

Fig. 4. Cross-sectional view of natural flake graphite SLS molded parts along the X， Y, and Z directions when the mass fraction of phenolic resin is 20% and 35%. （a） 20%, X and Y directions； （b） 20%, Z direction； （c） 35%, X and Y directions； （d） 35%, Z direction

Fig. 5. Influence of the phenolic resin addition amount on the forming accuracy of graphite molded parts

Fig. 6. Influence of the phenolic resin addition amount on the thermal conductivity and bulk density of the powder

Fig. 7. Influence of the particle size of natural flake graphite on the bulk density and bending strength （Z direction）of graphite molded parts

Fig. 8. Influence of the particle size of natural flake graphite on the forming accuracy of graphite molded parts

Fig. 9. Influence of the particle size of natural flake graphite on the thermal conductivity of mixed powder

Fig. 10. Influence of coating times on the powder bulk density and the bending strength（Z direction） of graphite molded parts

Fig. 11. SEM images of natural flake graphite and powder after coating twice. (a) Natural flake graphite; (b) powder after coating twice

Fig. 12. Influence of coating times on the forming accuracy of the samples

Fig. 13. Influence of coating times on the thermal conductivity of mixed powder

Fig. 14. CAD modeling of graphite skeleton with diamond-like structure

Fig. 15. SLS molded part of graphite skeleton with diamond-like structure