Study On Design For Manufacturing Of Benchmarking Design Using Fused Deposition Modeling An Entry Level 3D Printer

Mohd Basir, Nur Hazirah (2017) Study On Design For Manufacturing Of Benchmarking Design Using Fused Deposition Modeling An Entry Level 3D Printer. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Additive Manufacturing (AM) refers to a new class of manufacturing processes that build physical parts in a layer-by-layer manner.Even though a variety of AM processes are now commercially available which differ from each other in the way they build a part,AM processes are still in their early stages of commercialization and thus present a high potential for research and development.Therefore,in order to improve the technical capabilities (i.e. dimension accuracy) of different benchmarking design by adjust the parameter setting.A geometric benchmark part is proposed,designed and fabricate for performance evaluation of Rapid Prototyping (RP) open source machine or process.The benchmark geometric part incorporates key shapes and features of better known benchmark parts.The parts produced should be suitable fabrication enough on a typical RP machines.In this study,the application of the benchmark part is demonstrated using relatively Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) concept.This is can show the ability of the benchmark part were printed by using 3D printer entry level will achievable geometric features and accuracy same as the CAD model.

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