Abstract:-This paper describes designs of metal castings, produced with the help of 3D technologies. Methods for materials 3D processing are related to the additive method of manufacturing, which is associated with the third industrial revolution, characterized by the resource saving ecological production. The examples of frame cellular castings are shown, which inherit structures of nature with the optimal combination of materials consumption, strength and attractive appearance. The described 3D technologies expand th… Show more
“…Presently, for automation of production of patterns from foamed polystyrene, CNC machines and 3D-mills are used [11], [12]. This allows producing one-time patterns of castings of small series or the pattern of the mould equipment for obtaining castings of greater seriality with minimal costs.…”
Section: Review Of Casting Designs and Discussionmentioning
“…Presently, for automation of production of patterns from foamed polystyrene, CNC machines and 3D-mills are used [11], [12]. This allows producing one-time patterns of castings of small series or the pattern of the mould equipment for obtaining castings of greater seriality with minimal costs.…”
Section: Review Of Casting Designs and Discussionmentioning
“…These procedures aimed at forming a one-sided analytical form to identify the functional relationships of two implementations of the same designed object. This problem arises when designing a base part -a cast housing of a slotting head [31]. Such a cast part is characterized by a discrepancy between the workpiece drawing and the 3D model developed by the designer and the casting mold manufactured in the foundry plant.…”
Section: Figure 3 Three-dimensional Models Of Slotting Headmentioning
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