Thumbnail
Registro completo
Impacto
Google Scholar
Compartir
EmailLinkedinFacebookTwitter
Guarda la referencia
Mendely

Zotero

untranslated

Mets

Mods

Rdf

Marc

Exportar a BibTeX
Título
A Systematic Method for Assessing the Machine Performance of Material Extrusion Printers
Fecha de publicación
Editor
Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
Palabras clave
additive manufacturing
artifact
capability
GBTA ... [+]
additive manufacturing
artifact
capability
GBTA
machine performance
material extrusion [-]
Resumen
The performance assessment of additive manufacturing (AM) printers is still a challenge since no dedicated standard exists. This paper proposes a systematic method for evaluating the dimensional and g ... [+]
The performance assessment of additive manufacturing (AM) printers is still a challenge since no dedicated standard exists. This paper proposes a systematic method for evaluating the dimensional and geometrical performance of such machines using the concept of machine performance. The method was applied to an Ultimaker 2+ printer producing parts with polylactic acid (PLA). The X and Y axes of the printer were the most performant and led to narrower potential and real tolerance intervals than the Z axis. The proposed systematic framework can be used to assess the performance of any material extrusion printer and its achievable tolerance intervals. [-]
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11984/6733
Tipo de documento
ARTICLE
Derechos
openAccess
Resumen
The performance assessment of additive manufacturing (AM) printers is still a challenge since no dedicated standard exists. This paper proposes a systematic method for evaluating the dimensional and geometrical performance of such machines using the concept of machine performance. The method was applied to an Ultimaker 2+ printer producing parts with polylactic acid (PLA). The X and Y axes of the printer were the most performant and led to narrower potential and real tolerance intervals than the Z axis. The proposed systematic framework can be used to assess the performance of any material extrusion printer and its achievable tolerance intervals.
Colecciones