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Metals 2016,6, 280 Themainsteps includethreeaspectsas follows: 1.Designof theskin Asuitableskinthicknessofthecomponents isnecessarytomaintaintheshapeofparts. Thispaper studiedthestrainandstressofpartswithdifferentskin thicknessesandloads. 2. Partsdisassemblyandframeworkdesign Thecomponentsweredisassembledby their shapeand force conditions. Differentoptimized frameworkswereselectedfromtheframework libraryorwerenewlydesignedtofill thedisassembled parts. Thesenewlydesignedframeworkscanbereservedat the framework librarybytheir shapeand load. Useof the framework librarycangreatly shorten thedesignperiodcomparedwith topology optimizationof thewholepart. Thedesignof newparts canbe as easy as selecting fundamental frameworks tofill theparts. 3. Finiteelementanalysisanddetailsofparts Weassembledthedividedparts togetherby their topologystructureandstudythecharacteristics ofcomponentsusingthefiniteelementmethod. Improve thedetails suchas themetaloutletposition of themetalpowderaccordingto theSLMprocess. 3.1.DesignofSkin Thequalityof thin-wallpartsmanufacturedbytheSLMprocesswillbeaffectedbytheir thickness. The thicker the thin-wallpartsare, thebetter thequalitywillbe.However, thickwallswillbringabout ahigherweightof thecomponents,whichmakes itdifficult toget lightweightparts. Theoptimum thicknessof theskinwasstudiedbythefiniteelementanalysisofanemptycubewithdifferent loads andwall thicknessesasshowninFigure6. Figure6.Modelof thin-wallparts forfiniteelementanalysis. Theside lengthof thecube is100mm. Thebottomsidewasfixedanduniformloadsof500N and1000Nwereapplied, respectively, to the topside to test themechanicalperformanceofdifferent thinwallsundervarious loads. Theresultsof thefiniteelementanalysisarereported inTable1and Figures7and8. Table1.Analysis resultof thin-wallpartswithdifferent thicknessesandloads. Thickness (mm) Load(N) MaximumStress (MPa) MaximumStrain(mm) Weight (g) 0.5 500 112.4 0.73937 2381000 290.75 2.028 1 500 68.054 0.37832 4701000 148.36 0.75461 1.5 500 35.469 0.13709 6991000 70.939 0.27418 92
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3D Printing of Metals
Title
3D Printing of Metals
Author
Manoj Gupta
Editor
MDPI
Location
Basel
Date
2017
Language
English
License
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
ISBN
978-3-03842-592-2
Size
17.0 x 24.4 cm
Pages
170
Keywords
3D printing, additive manufacturing, electron beam melting, selective laser melting, laser metal deposition, aluminum, titanium, magnesium, composites
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