Verification through Three-Dimensional Scanning of a Part Made by Rapid Prototyping Technologies
Author(s) -
Mădălina Oprea,
Georgiana Alexandra Moroșanu,
Virgil Gabriel Teodor
Publication year - 2022
Publication title -
annals of ”dunarea de jos” university of galati fascicle v technologies in machine building
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2668-4888
pISSN - 2668-4829
DOI - 10.35219/tmb.2021.1.06
Subject(s) - rapid prototyping , realization (probability) , mold , computer science , casting , process (computing) , 3d scanning , engineering drawing , fused deposition modeling , wax , mechanical engineering , deposition (geology) , simulation , 3d printing , engineering , materials science , programming language , artificial intelligence , geology , composite material , mathematics , paleontology , statistics , sediment
Lost wax casting is a known process for making complex shaped parts. Based on the known technology, one can imagine a technological variant that involves obtaining the model through rapid prototyping processes, and the mold will be made around this model. Subsequently, the model, made of a soluble material will be dissolved, leaving the mold with the corresponding inner cavity. A frequently encountered problem is the need to verify the dimensional accuracy of the model, especially in conditions where its complexity is special.
The paper presents the design of the model starting from the shape of the piece to be obtained, the realization of the model using the technology of filament deposition in a molten state and the inspection of the model obtained using a video scanning system.
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