Increasing the load capacity of screw connections in parts produced by the rapid prototyping method
暂无分享,去创建一个
With respect to a wider availability of the Rapid Prototyping (hereinafter as RP) technology, there is a higher number of its applications. Simple demonstration models and models for basic functionality verification gradually turn into more complex construction units. Those must be assembled with respect to the maximum producible part dimensions as well as reasons of unit functionality or fiber orientation concerning anticipated forces applied to the part. The paper follows up previous research of experimental determination of the maximum torque, or more precisely of the force applied in the screw connection point in polycarbonate parts produced by the RP technology. The paper extends the original research with experimental determination of the maximum tightening torque of a screw connection in parts produced by the additive technology FDM, where the samples were supplied with more perimeter contours in the connection point.
[1] Juraj Beniak,et al. Accuracy of Rapid Prototyped Models with Using of FDM Technology , 2014 .
[2] Ján Slota,et al. Optimization of FDM Prototypes Mechanical Properties with Path Generation Strategy , 2014 .
[3] Jan Lipina,et al. Screw connection and its load capacity in components made by rapid prototyping technology , 2014, 2014 IEEE 12th International Symposium on Applied Machine Intelligence and Informatics (SAMI).
[4] Jan Lipina,et al. Gripper with adjustable grip force , 2011 .