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    Experiment 4 - Orientation Effect

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    1) The experiment aims to study the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time, and material consumption for parts built using FFF 3D printing. 2) A desktop computer, interface software, and FFF 3D printer are used. The stl file orientation is varied and the build time and material consumption from the print preview are noted. 3) Test results showing different build times and material consumed for various part orientations are presented in a table. A graph is plotted to analyze the results. 4) The conclusions discuss how build orientation affects part quality, time and material usage for FFF printing. The best orientation for a selected part is also shown.

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    Experiment 4 - Orientation Effect

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    1) The experiment aims to study the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time, and material consumption for parts built using FFF 3D printing. 2) A desktop computer, interface software, and FFF 3D printer are used. The stl file orientation is varied and the build time and material consumption from the print preview are noted. 3) Test results showing different build times and material consumed for various part orientations are presented in a table. A graph is plotted to analyze the results. 4) The conclusions discuss how build orientation affects part quality, time and material usage for FFF printing. The best orientation for a selected part is also shown.

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    1) The experiment aims to study the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time, and material consumption for parts built using FFF 3D printing. 2) A desktop computer, interface software, and FFF 3D printer are used. The stl file orientation is varied and the build time and material consumption from the print preview are noted. 3) Test results showing different build times and material consumed for various part orientations are presented in a table. A graph is plotted to analyze the results. 4) The conclusions discuss how build orientation affects part quality, time and material usage for FFF printing. The best orientation for a selected part is also shown.

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    Experiment 4 - Orientation Effect

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    Samrudhi Patil
    1) The experiment aims to study the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time, and material consumption for parts built using FFF 3D printing. 2) A desktop computer, interface software, and FFF 3D printer are used. The stl file orientation is varied and the build time and material consumption from the print preview are noted. 3) Test results showing different build times and material consumed for various part orientations are presented in a table. A graph is plotted to analyze the results. 4) The conclusions discuss how build orientation affects part quality, time and material usage for FFF printing. The best orientation for a selected part is also shown.

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    SVKM’S NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University

    Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering

    Experiment No: 4

    Aim: Study the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time and material consumption
    in an FFF built part

    Apparatus: Desktop computer, interface software (Repetier host), FFF 3D Printer

    Procedure:
    1) Import the stl file to the 3D Printing interface software.
    2) Decide on the orientation of the model.
    3) Keeping speed, infill, layer thickness and other variables constant, vary the orientation of
    the file in the build interface software
    4) Note the total build time and material consumption indicated in the print preview

    Fixed Build specifications:


    Sr. No. Specifications
    1. Temperature of nozzle 210
    2. Bed temperature 60
    3. Feedrate 4800 mm/min
    4. Print Speed 50 mm/sec
    5. Infill density 10%
    6. Layer thickness 0.2mm

    Orientation (Picture) Print time Material


    SVKM’S NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University
    Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering
    consumed

    50min 4.1m

    x=0, y=0, z=0

    67min 5.1m

    x=30, y=30, z=30

    72min 5.04m

    x=60, y=30, z=60


    SVKM’S NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University
    Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering

    72min 5.03m

    x=60, y=35, z=90

    65min 5.05m

    x=22, y=29, z=69


    SVKM’S NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University
    Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering
    Results:

    Using plotly or MS Excel plot the observations on a graph

    M
    A 5
    T
    E 4
    R
    I
    A 3
    L
    2
    C
    O
    N 1
    S
    U 0
    M 45 50 55 60 65 70 75
    E
    D

    (m)
    TIME REQUIRED (min)

    Conclusions:
    We have studied the effect of build orientation on part quality, build time and material
    consumption in an FFF built part.
    SVKM’S NMIMS Deemed-to-be-University
    Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering

    Attach a picture of the best build orientation for you selected part

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