2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.ifacol.2015.06.157
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Evaluation of the Surface Roughness of Additive Manufacturing Parts Based on the Modelling of Cusp Geometry

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“…Similar models can be derived for other additive processes as well (indicatively fused deposition modelling has been modelled in [21] and [22], Selective Laser Melting in [23], 3D printing in [81], Laminated object manufacturing in [33], etc. ).…”
Section: Information Axiom: Comparison Of Different Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similar models can be derived for other additive processes as well (indicatively fused deposition modelling has been modelled in [21] and [22], Selective Laser Melting in [23], 3D printing in [81], Laminated object manufacturing in [33], etc. ).…”
Section: Information Axiom: Comparison Of Different Solutionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Metody te wykorzystują materiał wyjściowy w różnej postaci: stałej (FDM), ciekłej (SLA i Polymer Jetting) i sproszkowanej (SLS, 3DP). Różnią się także dopuszczalną grubością warstw budujących model, dokładnością wymiarowo-kształtową [4] oraz chropowatością powierzchni [5,6]. W artykule skupiono uwagę na wartościach wybranych parametrów topografii powierzchni modeli RP.…”
Section: Abstract: Additive Technologies Surface Topographyunclassified
“…From the manufacturing perspective, AM processes tend to be at least as restrictive, if not more, in terms of manufacturability constraints than traditional processes. [29,[48][49][50] The layer-based nature of all AM processes produce anisotropic material properties in the final parts [17,[51][52][53] , the surface finish of final parts can be poor [17,[54][55][56] , and the inherent residual stresses from some processes can dramatically reduce the fatigue life of the parts [57][58][59] . Due to these and other considerations, AM-made parts can be prone to fracture and may have poor dimensional accuracy for some processes and materials.…”
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confidence: 99%