Simulation supported 3D printing

Abstract

The Fourth Industrial Revolution has given impetus to a wealth of new technologies to grow into a commonly used industrial application, and to reach out to the general public. One of these technologies is additive manufacturing technology, in which spatial objects are created by adding new layers. In this article, the additive process as a production technology is analyzed from the point of view of material structure. In the course of this study, we will emphasize the various print parameters of polymer specimens. The aim of our research is to study the warping and shrinkage of printed parts by software, to compare the results, and to examine the effect of printing parameters on product characteristics.