Practice Disadvantages (2.5) - Solid State-Based AM Processes - Additive Manufacturing

Practice: Disadvantages

Lesson 2.5Solid State-Based AM Processes

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Question 1.
What is a key limitation of FDM in terms of part quality?
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Consider the visual quality of the parts.
Question 2.
What materials does LOM mainly use?
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Think about the type of layering technique.
3Question 3.
What disadvantage is associated with FDM?
- High resolution
- Low material cost
- Poor surface finish
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Think about the aesthetic aspect of printed parts.
4Question 4.
True or False: LOM is suitable for creating complex internal geometries.
- True
- False
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Consider what types of shapes can be practically made using sheets.
Question 5.
Consider a project where dimensional accuracy is vital, like creating a functional prototype. Discuss the implications of selecting FDM over more precise technologies.
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Focus on the project outcomes and industry standards for prototypes.
Question 6.
Evaluate a manufacturing scenario where mixed materials are needed. Would you advise Ultrasonic Consolidation or Gluing techniques, and why?
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Think about the material properties and application requirements.

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