Article3D printing and additive manufacturing2024
Evaluation of the Influence of Technological Parameters of Selected 3D Printing Technologies on Tribological Properties.
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The article presents the results of tribological research of sample models manufactured using three separate 3D printing technologies: selective laser sintering-SLS, photo-curing of liquid polymer resins-PolyJet Matrix (PJM) and fused deposition modeling-FDM. The impact of process parameters (printing direction, layer thickness, and energy density for SLS) on tribological properties was assessed through linear wear and coefficient of friction. The research was carried out to assess the possibility of using 3D printing for the quick manufacturing of casting models, which has a significant impact on shortening the time of implementation for mass production of the casting process. The research results proved the possibility of controlling the technological process in a manner allowing to produce models with controlled properties, including tribological parameters. In addition, the results for three additive technologies and different materials were compared by using the same friction parameters.
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