INVESTIGATION OF REMESHING PARAMETERS FOR DEVIATION ANALYSIS IN REVERSE ENGINEERING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2024.004Keywords:
reverse engineering, remesh, stl, deviation analysis, surface roughnessAbstract
The use of additive manufacturing technologies in industry is increasingly common, particularly with the emergence of Industry 4.0. These technologies can produce parts quickly and efficiently, but they also place higher demands on the quality of the manufactured products. The layer-by-layer processes create an anisotropic material model, which complicates component sizing. While the topic has been extensively researched, surface anisotropy has received less attention. The surface quality of a product may be affected by various factors, including the file conversion process or the staircase effect generated by the technology. Manufacturing parameters, such as layer thickness and orientation, can also have an impact. This paper focuses on the impact of reverse engineering step adjustment on surface quality.
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