Economical Investigation of Rapid Prototyping

Ficzere, Péter; Borbás, Lajos; Török, Ádám

doi:10.7708/ijtte.2013.3(3).09

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“…High cost and time savings can be achieved for individual pieces or small-batch manufacturing due to the abandonment of tool design and manufacturing. Many direct and indirect costs can be saved due to time savings (Ficzere et al, 2013), (Zöldy and Török, 2015), (Gvozdenović et al, 2005). It should be noted that several workpieces of completely different geometries can be produced at the same time.…”

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Effect of 3d Printing Direction on Manufacturing Costs of Automotive Parts

Ficzere¹

2021

IJTTE

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Additive manufacturing is becoming more widespread in many areas of life, for instance, in the transport industry. One of the main reasons for this is the fact that machines, raw materials, and production are getting cheaper and cheaper. In all cases, the production cost is a driving force of profit, likewise in vehicle manufacturing. The cheaper the technology, the more it spreads. Many factors influence manufacturing costs. One of these is the cost impact of positioning a component's manufacturing position (locating it in the workspace). That is why it has been investigated in the following study. Based on these, the traditional pricing strategy could be simplified. From the results, it could be concluded how economically is worth to place the parts in the working space of the machine.

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Effect of 3d Printing Direction on Manufacturing Costs of Automotive Parts

Ficzere¹

2021

IJTTE

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“…It is often co-designed by the design team with input from stakeholders and end users (Schrage, 1999). It allows for the identification and elimination of errors that may hinder the prototyping process (Ficzere, Borb as, & T€ or€ ok, 2013). The framework helps to decide how far each prototype will move the design process.…”

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“…The intent is to make frequent small evaluations to influence the final design rather than one large evaluation (Meier & Miller, 2016). The evaluation seeks to identify changes as early as possible to facilitate any needed changes (Ficzere et al, 2013). Once the prototype is started, this is the iterative process that leads the designers through the twists and turns, resulting in the final product.…”

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It Looks a Bit Like This: Prototyping in an Academic Library

Zaugg

Silva

Nelson

et al. 2020

Journal of Library Administration

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COLUMN EDITOR'S NOTE Contributions in this column focus on the closely related topics of strategic planning and assessment in all types of libraries. The articles found herein examine all aspects of planning and assessment including (but not limited to) components, methods, approaches, trends, tools and training. In the column below, the authors discuss how prototypes can be used in the field of library management. Specifically, the authors examine how prototypes were used at Brigham Young University's (BYU) Harold B. Lee Library to assist in the development of processes, learning materials, services, and physical items. This article explores how a modified process of prototyping was used to inform decision making to better serve BYU's patrons. While this model works for BYU's purposes, the authors note that prototyping may be adapted to meet the needs of other libraries. The five-step process included the identification of a problem or goal, communication among key players, the creation of a prototype, the evaluation and revision of the project, and the final step where successes and failures were celebrated. The authors conclude that prototypes offer a cost-effective and efficient means to revise library processes, to develop their library resources, and to update library services. This process of prototyping offers ongoing insights to continued improvements on library management

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“…It can be stated that the density of sections has an impact on the final geometry. It is important to note that in case of Rapid Prototyping the cost and the loadability depends on the number of taken sections (Ficzere, 2014;Ficzere et al, 2013).…”

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Use of Sections in the Engineering Practice

Győri¹,

Ficzere²

2016

Period. Polytech. Transp. Eng.

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Thanks to 3D CAD modelling software the role of sections has been grown significantly. In this article we discuss the increasing role of sections. First we present some practical applications such as a section of a track and wheel and we also show how they can be used for mechanical calculations through an example of a shaft weakened with a keyway. The principle of additive manufacturing is also based on sections. Finally sections can be also used at optimizing parts, but in this paper we discuss only the case of shape optimizing.

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Economical Investigation of Rapid Prototyping

Cited by 20 publications

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Effect of 3d Printing Direction on Manufacturing Costs of Automotive Parts

Effect of 3d Printing Direction on Manufacturing Costs of Automotive Parts

It Looks a Bit Like This: Prototyping in an Academic Library

Use of Sections in the Engineering Practice

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