Issues in Resolution and Build Size Scaling of Additive Manufacturing Technologies
Authors/Creators
- 1. University of Louisville
- 2. Portland State University
- 3. National Institute of Technology - Silchar
- 1. University of Louisville
- 2. Portland State University
- 3. National Institute of Technology - Silchar
Description
In this review, scaling issues in additive manufacturing (AM) processes are discussed based on multiple factors. Scaling issues
arise mainly due to design and control of the AM system and also while attempting to achieve desired accuracy. Based on current
AM systems available commercially, we identified scaling issues that can potentially challenge the build feasibility and accuracy
while moving in geometrical and build resolution length scales. Inherent limitations of multiple AM processes are discussed based
on these aspects and challenges while implementing these technologies in multiple length scales are identified through this work. Potential remedies for such scaling issues are also presented based on current progressing research in AM.
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- Journal article: https://osjournal.org/ojs/index.php/OSJ/article/view/3092 (URL)