Title: Inside 3D Printing 2015 Mumbai
1TECHNOLOGY OF RAPID PROTOTYPING SCOPE,
PERSPECTIVES RECENT APPLICATIONS
- Dr. Santosh Kumar
- Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT(BHU)
Varanasi (UP) India 221005
2 Technology Process materials
Methods Applications
3- Nature history
- Caccons, spider, mudbee, bees etc. in nature
- JALEBI
- 1984 machine building
- Started in 2005 by Dr Adrian Bowyer
- Develop an open source self-replicating 3D
printer - Short for Replicating Rapid Prototype
- General Public License (GPL)
43D printing is inspired from Nature
53D printing is inspired from Nature
63D printing is inspired from Nature
7Ist industrial revolution began in Britain in
the late 18th century, with mechanisation of the
textile industry.
Kaizen
8IInd Industrial revolution early 20th century,
Henry Ford mastered moving assembly line the
age of mass production. The third revolution
is under way and that consists of manufacturing
going digital.
9Next Industrial Revolution
The third revolution is under way and that
consists of manufacturing going digital.
Additive
Subtractive
10Subtractive Manufacturing
- Subtractive Manufacturing
- Milling
- Turning
- Drilling
- Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
Machine
11Manufacturing
- Creating A Form
- Conserves Resources
- Efficient
- 3D Printing
- Uncovering A Form
- Carving A Sculpture
- Chiseling A Statue
- Wasteful
- Time Consuming
12 Basic process of RP
- Three stages pre-processing, building, and
- post processing
RP Process
Pre Process
Post Process
in CAD
in RP systems
13Additive Manufacturing Process of joining
materials to make an object from 3D model
Data layer-by-layer process Having different
geometries
14DESIGN tIPS
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16How 3D Printing Can Change the World?
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20Rapid Prototyping vs Additive Manufacturing
AM breakdown by industry today
21.STL File
- Software generates a tessellated object
description - File consists of the X, Y, Z coordinates of the
three vertices of each surface triangle, with an
index to describe the orientation of the surface
normal - Support generation to hold overhung surfaces
during build
22solid ascii facet normal 0.000000e000
-1.018113e-001 -9.948037e-001 outer loop
vertex 6.413766e000 9.540946e000
4.174942e-001 vertex 6.663766e000
9.540946e000 4.174942e-001 vertex
6.413766e000 9.467294e000 4.250320e-001
endloop endfacet facet normal 1.587419e-015
-1.018113e-001 -9.948037e-001 outer loop
vertex 6.413766e000 9.467294e000
4.250320e-001 vertex 6.663766e000
9.540946e000 4.174942e-001 vertex
6.663766e000 9.467294e000 4.250320e-001
endloop endfacet . .
23Final Build File
Part
- Part sliced
- Supports sliced
- RP technology parameters set
- layer thickness, scan speed,...
- Send file to RP machine
Supports
24Material
Plastics polymers, ceramics clay,
bio-materials, eatables, metals alloys etc.
In form of liquid, solid or powder.
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26Stereolithography (SLA)
27Laminated Object ManufacturingLOM
28Selective Laser Sintering
29Fused Deposition Modeling
30Solid Ground Curing
31SGC
323D Printing
33Inkjets
34Laser Engineered Net Shaping TM
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36Electron beam melting
SLS
37How 3D Printing Can Change the world?
APPLICATIONS
- Medical Surgury
- Health care
- Advances in research
- Product prototyping
- Historic Preservation
- Architectural Engineering Construction
- Advanced Manufacturing
- Food Industries
- Automotive
- Accessories
- Rapid Tooling Castings
- Machine Tool , Tool design
- Creativity, Innovation,
- Education , Schools,
- ART Culture
- Sculpture
- Space explorations,
- Automobile
- Police reconstruction
- Defense, Military
- Spirituality
- Textile,
- Film industry
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52RECENT APPLICATIONS Solar printing
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54RECENT APPLICATIONS House in MUD composite
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56Rapidly expanding hobbyist and home-use market
has emerged using open-source RepRap and FabHome p
rojects. It is predicted that 3D printing could
become a mass market product enabling consumers
so that a person might instead print it at home
from a downloaded 3D model.
57THANK YOU ALL