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PROPERTIES IMPROVEMENT OF 3D PRINTED PARTS BY FDM TECHNOLOGY
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Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) is one of the most used technology in the 3D printing field. There is many kind of 3D printers with different design and parameters, such work temperature, deposition speed and others. All of these parameters affect the final parts. Produced parts are made from different materials and therefore there are also different mechanical properties. So it depend what for the produced parts are designed, if there are just for design introducing or even for real use as conventional produced parts. If we want to specify what will be the mechanical properties of final part, we have to have the tool to predict it as precise it is possible. This paper will introduce experimental testing of parts produced by FDM 3D printer. The paper will show complete methodology how to prepare whole full factor experiment, how to specify and design the specimens for testing, how to measure selected parameters with its evaluation by statistical methods. Produced parts are prepared from ABS plastic.
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SVETLÍK, Jozef - DEMEČ, Peter: Methods of Identifying the Workspace of Modular Serial Kinematic Structures / - 2013. In: Applied Mechanics and Materials : CECOL 2012 : 3rd Central European Conference on Logistics : Trnava, Slovakia, 28-30 November 2012. Vol. 309 (2013), p. 75-79. - ISBN 978-303785636-9 - ISSN 1662-9336
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