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    ANJUMAN COLLEGE OF

    ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY


    DEPARMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

    SEMINAR ON : 3D PRINTING TECHNOLOGY


    PRESENTED BY : HARSHAL PRAKASH YEOLE
    CLASS : ME -3B ROLL NO : 44 SECTION :B

    UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF = Prof. JAWWAD LODHI


    CONTENTS
     What is 3D printing ?
     How it works ?
    3D printing v/s traditional manufacturing
    Work flow
     Methods & technology
     Applications
    3D printing consumer option
     Industry growth
     Challenges
    What is 3D Printing ?
     3D printing or additive manufacturing is a process of making 3
    dimensional solid object form a digital file .
     The creation of 3d printed object is achieved using additive
    processes.
     In an additive process an object is created by laying down successive
    layers of material until the entire object is created
    How it works ?
     A virtual design of object is created.
     CAD (Computer Aided Design)
    uses a 3D modeling or 3D scanner
    for virtual design .
     The software slices the final model
    into hundreds or thousand of
    horizontal layers.
     The printer creates the object layer
    by layer , resulting in one three
    dimensional object.
    Work flow
    Methods & Technology
    • Several ways to realize 3D object :
    1. Selective laser sintering (SLS) : Use a higher power laser fuse input material
    like plastic, metal, glass etc. it scans the powdered material layer by layer.
    2. Fused deposition modelling (FDE) : Uses a plastic filament or metal wire as
    input material to an extrusion nozzle . The nozzle is heated to melt the
    material and can be moved in both horizontal and vertical directions by
    CAM. The material hardens immediately after extrusion form the nozzle
    3. Stereolithography (SLA) :photopolymerization is used to produce a solid part
    form a liquid .This technology employs a vat of liquid ultraviolet curable
    photopolymer resin and an ultra violet laser to build the object one at time.
    Applications
     Rapid prototyping : Prototyping is a cycle that produce or designing
    team make model for end users test, evaluate or debug, and get
    feedback then revise or redesign at the pre-production .Saves time &
    cost
     Personal printing : for about a thousand dollars people can to by the
    RepRap kit and put together their own personal 3D printer, complete
    with any desired customization . What really speeds the development is
    the open source idea.
    Industry Growth
    • Will change the nature of commerce
    because and user will be able to much of
    their own manufacturing rather then
    engaging in trade to by product form other
    people and corporations.
    • 3D printing will change the
    manufacturing world with effects on
    energy use, waste reduction customization
    product availability medicine , art
    construction and science .
    Challenges
    1) Cost :June 2020 – the current cost for personal printer is $1200. The
    cheapest Commercial printer can be commissioned at $30,000
    2) Inability to easily print in multiple material on the same machine.
    Particularly plastic ,metal, and conductive material
    3) Speed : Printing is very slow it take a long time to build even the
    smallest piece . Now the Ultimaker is much faster then Makerbot

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