Evaluation opportunities of SEM pictures by CAD software
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.32972/dms.2019.011Keywords:
SEM, NURBS, Additive Manufacturing, material investigation, material propertiesAbstract
Nowadays the different 3D printed components are often produced for direct use. In this case the components need to be mechanical designed, therefore the material properties must be well known. It is a fact that the printing parameters have a significant effect on the printing quality. The interference between the printing parameters and the mechanical solidity is well known however the reason for this phenomenon is not. For a deeper investigation a scanning electron microscope is needed. Our study is focused on the potential evaluation of results with the help of the CAD software.
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