ReviewPolymers2026
The Influence of Certain Operating Conditions of the FDM Process on the Mechanical Properties of Polymeric Materials-A Review.
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Abstract
The use of parts made of polymeric materials has occasionally highlighted the need for them to possess the best possible mechanical properties. One of the currently widely used processes for manufacturing parts from polymeric materials is fused deposition modeling. This process allows for variations in the magnitudes defining the mechanical properties of polymeric materials to be obtained through an appropriate selection of the process input factor values. The analysis of the process has highlighted the primary factors capable of affecting the values of parameters corresponding to the mechanical properties of polymeric materials. The opinions formulated by various researchers regarding the influence of fused deposition modeling application conditions on some of the mechanical properties of polymeric materials have been synthetically and systematically presented. In terms of mechanical properties, tensile strength, compression strength, elongation at break, flexural strength, torsional strength, impact strength, fatigue resistance, and hardness were taken into consideration. Some modeling and optimization solutions for the influence exerted by the 3D printing process input factors on the values of the parameters defining the mechanical properties of polymeric materials in parts manufactured via the FDM process were also highlighted.
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