Additive Manufacturing Flashcards

1
Q

The key concept of Additive Manufacturing is that the process ___________ parts gradually under full ___________

A

builds up, digital control

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2
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Early materials were low-quality ___________, but principle has advanced to the point where high quality ___________, _______ and _______ are being used

A

plastics, polymers, metals, ceramics

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3
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AM offers very good _____________and requires ______ product-specific parts the underlying technology was invented in the ____________

A

Form freedom, no, 1980s

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4
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Typical AM layer thickness is ______________

A

100 Micrometers

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5
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A CAD model is exported into a “____________________________” (STL) file which represents the boundary of the material as _______

A

Standard Tessellation language, Triangles

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6
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What standard is used to classify AM terminology?

A

ASTM

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7
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The Seven Sub Principles of AM are:
1. ________________
2. ________________
3. ________________
4. ________________
5. ________________
6. ________________
7. ________________

A

Powder bed fusion, Vat photo-polymerization, material jetting, material extrusion, sheet lamination, binder jetting, direct energy deposition.

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8
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What is the most important AM method for manufacturing?

A

Powder Bed Fusion

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9
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A powder bed fusion company called _______ is the leader in the technology and calls their process “_________________________”

A

EOS, Direct metal laser sintering,

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10
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___________ involves joining materials together by heating them to a point below their melting temperature

A

Sintering

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11
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In Powder Bed Fusion, The ____________ powder remains in place, can serve as support, and can be easily ___________ after the process

A

un-sintered, removed

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12
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In Powder Bed Fusion, surface properties are generally _______ and __________

A

grainy, rough,

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13
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Powder Bed Fusion parts can be used in _____________ applications, but material properties are not as good as in parts made using traditional methods

A

Load Bearing

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14
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What AM process is the oldest? (1986)

A

Vat photo-polymerization

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15
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Vat photo-polymerization is also known as_________________

A

Stereo-Lithography

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16
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_________________ is Similar to Powder bed Fusion but instead uses a ____________ to cure a monomer dissolved in a solvent.

A

Vat photo-polymerization, UV Laser

17
Q

Compared to powder bed
fusion, Vat photo-polymerization offers:
o _________________
o _________________
o _________________

A

Higher quality surfaces, Faster process times, Cheaper Equipment

18
Q

In ___________________ individual droplets of
material are deposited _________________

A

Material Jetting, layer by layer

19
Q

The main company producing Material Jetting is ________

A

Objet

20
Q

Material Jetting typical has 2 ______ and uses a Viscous ________________________ resin that is cured with high intensity UV light

A

Heads, Thermosetting

21
Q

What is Material Jetting’s main advantage?

A

Ability to combine materials (Requires 3 heads)

22
Q

What AM method is the most common method for DIY and home use?

A

Material Extrusion

23
Q

___________________uses a roll of thin sheet material that is coated with an adhesive. Successive layers are then cut out in a desired Shape and Stacked to build the part

A

Sheet Lamination

24
Q

In Sheet lamination, input materials can theoretically be ________, ________ or even _________, but so far the only available commercial equipment operates on paper. The process can create large parts, but surface finish is poor and the process creates a lot of waste.

A

paper, plastic, metal

25
Q

In ___________________ , a liquid adhesive is selectively applied to join powder materials such as _________ or _________

A

Binder Jetting, gypsum, starch

26
Q

The key company developing Binder Jetting
technology is ____________

A

zPrinter

27
Q

Binder Jetting products are ___________ and mostly used for ___________. The term “3D printing” used to apply to only this process

A

semi-structural, mockups

28
Q

_______________ deposits the material at the same time that it __________ it together and eliminates the need for _______________ and manufacturing in horizontal layers.

A

Direct Energy Deposition, Sinters, powder beds

29
Q

_____________________ offers the ability to add onto existing parts and has very good material properties and no porosity

A

Direct Energy Composition

30
Q

______________ is where material properties in horizontal direction are _________ than vertical direction

A

anisotropy, different

31
Q

How does anisotropy affect AM?

A

Properties within the layers are different than properties between the layers

32
Q

What are the 4 challenges of AM?

A

Material Anisotropy, Varying Cad files, Part Certification, Cost

33
Q

AM has been used to supply temporary, small volume and highly optimized parts and is being considered for making __________ parts in the field.

A

spare