ملخص البحث :
This work is focusing on fused deposition modelling (FDM) 3D printing; this process principle is making the
sample by adding melted materials for each layer. Therefore, this process has several advantages that can solve
many manufacturing problems by the control of remodelling the output sample by setting the printing
parameters such as printing temperature, speed, infill percentage and layer height. Finding the suitable setting
parameters for the output sample can be a great challenge for the user, which can affect the mechanical
characteristics of the produced printed sample. This paper examines the impacts of the printing angles and
orientation on the mechanical characteristics of the acid of polylactic (PLA) and the particles of carbon in the
output sample. To calculate this influence, a 3D printed sample for tensile strength and charpy was made at 0○, -
45○, /+45º, 60° and 90º. The orientation was different but, the other of the factors hold constant such as infill
density and layer height. Four different results were analysed for the impact resistance of these tests. The
maximum impact resistance, 23.3 kJ, was obtained with 100% infill density and 0.1 mm layer height at 45º
orientation. Results showed that printing angles (0°,-45/+45º, 60°) with 100% infill density is recommended.
Furthermore, by making the comparison between the analysis finding with the finding of other studies, the
printer parameters and materials were found to impact the mechanical characteristics of PLA sections
significantly.
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سنة النشر : 2021
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تصنيف البحث : scopus
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