Material Selection for Prototype Design and Production

Michal Šašala; Lukáš Hrivniak; Jozef Svetlík

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.994.304

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Analysis for the Joining of Light Alloys by Numerical Experiment
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Numerical Simulation of Forging Process in Deform 3D
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FEM Optimization of a Steel Belt of OTR Tyres
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Determination of GD&T Features Varying the Setting Parameters of X-Ray Computed Tomography by Response Surface Method
p.280

The Materials and Technologies Used in the Process of Developing a Rotary Module with an Unlimited Degree Rotation
p.288

Modification of the Sliding Joint in Equipment Tribotestor M`89
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Polymer Based Abdominal Retractor According to Existing Design Parameters
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Material Selection for Prototype Design and Production

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This paper deals with mechanical design and material selection process for experimental milling device used in mechanochemistry. Part of this process is right optimizing shapes and dimensions with used material and manufacturing process. Our selection and design process were considering stress on individual parts, purpose of parts, future upgradability, material cost and manufacturing cost. All these factors were resulting into high usage of materials like PLA (polylactic acid) and alloys based on aluminium. These materials are generally very good for prototyping thanks to their mechanical properties and cost. For parts with high stress expectation we therefore used more durable materials. In the end we describe disadvantages of PLA materials against metals in production.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 994)

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Michal Šašala*, Lukáš Hrivniak, Jozef Svetlík

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3D Printing, Additive Technology, Aluminium, Materials, PLA, Prototype

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