Factors in Practical Manufacturability Analysis of Layer-Based Machining (LBM)

Yong Hua Chen; Zheng Yi Yang; Rui Hua Ye

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.443.336

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Factors in Practical Manufacturability Analysis of Layer-Based Machining (LBM)

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In layer based machining (LBM), a part is sliced into thick layers, and each layer is shaped by 5-axis robot machining. Therefore, this technique is expected to have the merits of both layered manufacturing and CNC machining. As a new process, manufacturability analysis of LBM is carried out to determine whether a given part is suitable for LBM or not. This analysis is further studied based on supportability analysis and machinability analysis. Results of the manufacturability analysis are used for LBM process parameter selection and build orientation determination.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 443)

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Yong Hua Chen, Zheng Yi Yang, Rui Hua Ye

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Layer-Based Machining, Manufacturability Analysis, Rapid Prototyping (RP)

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