Design for 3D Printed Tools: Mechanical Material Properties for Direct Polymer Additive Tooling.
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ABSTRACT: In relation to the fourth industrial revolution, traditional manufacturing methods cannot serve the flexibility demands related to mass customization and small series production. Rapid tooling provided by generative manufacturing has been suggested recently in the context of metal forming. Due to the high loads applied during processes to such tooling, a purposeful mechanical description of the additively manufactured (AM) materials is crucial. Until now, a comprehensive characterization approach for AM polymers is required to allow a sophisticated layout of rapid tooling. In detail, information on compressive and flexural mechanical properties of solid infilled materials made by additive manufacturing are sparsely available. These elementary mechanical properties are evaluated in the pres
SUBMITTER: Frohn-Sorensen P
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9099734 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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