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    The group presented on 3D printing, covering its introduction, types, process, applications in various fields including engineering physics, features, advantages, and disadvantages. The main types discussed were stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. The presentation outlined the basic 3D printing process of creating a digital 3D model, exporting it, slicing the model, choosing a printing material, and starting the print. Applications highlighted included prototyping, medical uses like prosthetics, and uses in fields like aerospace and optics. Advantages included flexible design, rapid prototyping, and reduced waste, while disadvantages were costs, quality concerns, and regulatory issues.

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    The group presented on 3D printing, covering its introduction, types, process, applications in various fields including engineering physics, features, advantages, and disadvantages. The main types discussed were stereolithography, selective laser sintering, and fused deposition modeling. The presentation outlined the basic 3D printing process of creating a digital 3D model, exporting it, slicing the model, choosing a printing material, and starting the print. Applications highlighted included prototyping, medical uses like prosthetics, and uses in fields like aerospace and optics. Advantages included flexible design, rapid prototyping, and reduced waste, while disadvantages were costs, quality concerns, and regulatory issues.

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    GROUP PRESENTATION

    Subject Name: ENGINEERING PHYSICS Subject Code: 231PYB101T

    3D PRINTING
    Presented by,
    THIYAGARAJAN E UDHAYAN C H B
    TILAK KUMAR V VAIBHAV SHARMA
    TRINESHWAR H VAISHNAVI E S

    EASWARI ENGINEERING COLLEGE


    (Autonomous)
    Ramapuram, Chennai – 600 089

    28 DECEMBER 2023
    Outline of the Talk

    ▪Introduction
    ▪ Types
    ▪ Process
    ▪ Applications
    ▪ Features
    ▪ Advantages
    ▪ Disadvantage
    INTRODUCTION
     3D Printing was created by ‘hideo
    kodama’.

     Remya is a next gen 3d printer system


    called “Behold”.

     Behold printing out worn out organs


    and tissues.

     They named the file “remya”.

     The whole process took 9 days.


    what is 3d printing?
    ▪ 3D printer used to make three dimensional
    object .

    ▪ successive layers laid down one after other .

    ▪ It is also known as additive manufacturing.

    Types:
     Stereolithography
     Selective laser sintering
     Fused deposition modelling
    Types of 3D Printing
    1. Stereolithography (SLA) 3D Printing :

     (SLA) is a 3D printing
    technology .

     It uses a liquid photopolymer


    resin

     It build objects layer by layer.


    Principle:

     SLA operates based on the


    principle of
    photopolymerization
    2. Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) 3D Printing :

     SLS is a 3D printing method

     It creating complex objects


    layer by layer.
    Principle:

     SLS principle is selectively


    fusing powdered material
    The process involves:

    Powder Laser Layer-by-Layer Cooling


    3. Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM) 3D Printing :

     FDM is a 3D printing technology

     It builds objects layer by layer

    Principle:

     3D printing operates by melting


    thermoplastic filament

     It create a three-dimensional object


    PROCESS
    • Create a 3D Model:
    To create a model we use cad software.

    • Export the Model:


    • It export in a file that is compatible with
    3D printing.

    • The file types include STL or OBJ files.

    • Slicing the Model:


    • Slicing dividing the digital into thin layer.

    • This step generates the instructions build


    the object layer by layer.
    • Choose Printing Material:
    Common materials include PLA , ABS,
    PETG.

    • To Prepare the 3D Printer by


    following:

    • Ensure that the 3D printer is set


    up correctly.

    • This involves printing, calibrating ,


    and checking .
    • Load the File and Start Printing:
    • Load the sliced file into the 3D
    printer.

    • The printer will then heat to build


    the object.
    AREAS OF APPLICATIONS OF 3D PRINTING
    Prototype development Concept Modelling

    Architecture and Construction


    Automobile and Aviation

    Machine Parts Space Industry Accessories


    Applications in Medical Field

    Bone Graft
    Artificial Limb

    3D Printed Jaw 3D Printed hearing aids Medical Equipment


    3d Printing in Physics
    ● Astrophysics Models:

    Researchers in astrophysics can use 3D printing to create scale models of celestial


    bodies, planetary surfaces, and other astronomical structures for both research and
    educational purposes.

    ● Optics and Photonics:

    3D printing is used to create components for optical and photonics


    experiments, such as mounts for lenses, filters, and other optical elements.

    ● Acoustic Resonators:

    Physicists working in the field of acoustics may use 3D printing to fabricate customized
    resonators for experiments and studies.

    ● Quantum Computing Components:

    Components for quantum computing experiments, such as qubit holders and cooling
    structures, can be 3D printed with precision.
    FEATURES
    Advantages

    ● Flexible Design:
    3D printing allows for the design and print of more complex.

    ● Rapid Prototyping:
    It can manufacture parts within hours, speeds up the
    prototyping process.

    ● Print on Demand:
    • This saves space and costs is no need to print bulk
    required.

    • The 3D design files are all stored in a virtual library.


    ● Fast Design and Production:
    3D printing can print objects within hours.

    ● Minimising Waste:
    The production of materials needed for part, with little
    wastage.

    ● Cost Effective:
    3D printing saves time.

    ● Ease of Access:
    3D printers are becoming more and more accessible.

    ● Environmentally Friendly:
    As this technology reduces the amount of material wastage.
    Disadvantages
    • Cost disadvantages:

    • Complexity and Time Constraints:


    • Regulatory and Legal Issues:

    • Quality Concerns:

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