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Title: FDM – Everything You Need to Know: A Review
Authors: Rathod, Himat
Makwana, Rishabh
Saradava, Biren
Acharya, G.D.
Keywords: FDM Process
3D Printing Technology
Additive Manufacturing
Issue Date: 2020
Publisher: Trends in Mechanical Engineering & Technology (STM Journals)
Citation: Himat R. Rathod, Rishabh D. Makwana, Biren J. Saradava, G. D. Acharya. FDM – Everything You Need to Know: A Review. Trends in Mechanical Engineering & Technology. 2020; 10(2): 14–18p.
Abstract: The full form of FDM is fused deposition modelling, it is often referred to as 3D printing, additive manufacturing is in truth an technology which has been around for in any event three decades. There are in reality various diverse sub types of additive manufacturing including 3D printing, yet additionally quick prototyping and direct advanced assembling. Late advances in this innovation have seen its utilization become unquestionably increasingly far reaching and it offers energizing opportunities for future turn of events. Conventional assembling strategies include a material being cut or formed into the ideal item by parts of it being evacuated in an assortment of ways. The procedure includes the utilization of a PC and exceptional CAD software which can transfer messages to the printer so it "prints" in the ideal shape. Appropriate for use with a scope of various materials, the cartridge is stacked with the pertinent substance and this is "printed" into the shape, each skinny layer in turn. These layers are over and again imprinted on head of one another, being melded during the procedure until the shape is finished. Customary assembling methods are equipped for creating an extraordinary scope of shapes and structures however added substance fabricating takes creation to the following level. One of the greatest benefits of this more modern technology is the greater range of shapes which can be produced. Designs that can’t be manufactured in one entire piece with traditional means can easily be achieved. This has the advantage of being stronger; no weak spots which can be compromised or stressed. Although media likes to use the term “3D Printing” as a synonym for all Additive Manufacturing processes, there are actually lots of individual processes which vary in their method of layer manufacturing. Individual processes will differ depending on the material and machine technology used. This review paper deals with basic principal, advantages, drawback’s and factors affecting selection of process. It also covers the quality parameters of FDM product.
URI: http://10.9.150.37:8080/dspace//handle/atmiyauni/1063
ISSN: 2231-1793
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