Specifics of the Planning of Additive Manufacturing Processes

Rezo Aliyev

doi:10.4028/p-9XBdh3

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Specifics of the Planning of Additive Manufacturing Processes

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This paper describes a new approach for planning additive manufacturing (AM) technology. Based on the technological heredity between the stages of the process chain, an optimisation method is proposed that makes it possible to minimise manufacturing costs under consideration of the quality requirements.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 148)

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Rezo Aliyev*

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Additive Manufacturing, Process Optimisation, Process Planning, Technological Heredity

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