Research and Development of a Smart Filament Management Platform
智能灯丝管理平台的研发
基本信息
- 批准号:2442369
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Studentship
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Previous findings show that while FDM 3D printing is becoming increasingly more accessible, there are several technical issues and deviations from correct operating and maintenance procedures which can often lead to print failures or damage to the machine. Although the technology has been proven to work in print farm scenarios, little advancement has been made in terms of automation of such farms. While some printers with print ejection mechanism or belt type bed coupled with a multimaterial accessory can be used continuously without human intervention, there are no solutions yet aimed at specifically storing, preserving, tracking and distributing filament it to several printers automatically. Nevertheless, such a device would contribute towards enabling continuous manufacturing without the need for human presence at manufacturing site. It has been noted in previous research that school and university workshops with 3D printing capability, which is typically of the FDM type, often struggle with keeping printers working continuously. This is largely due to operator error but can cause significant downtime or poor part quality as well as an overall dissatisfaction with the process. If the process were to be more automated, there would be less room for human error since the interaction between the end user and the machine is minimised. The benefit of such system would be the possibility of reliably using FDM 3D printers in educational, professional and commercial settings with much greater efficiency and quality. Further research needs to be conducted into how automation of this technology could impact various sectors. In addition, it is important to analyse the various makes and models of available FDM printers and how these would interact with filament processing system. Finally, it is vital to identify and resolve issues of material wastage which would boost efficiency and reduce cost. The Major Project research has shown several other filament related issues that often lead to material wastage or damage to machine or printed part. The goal of this PhD would be to further explore such issues and potential solutions like those proposed in the Major Project. The system developed initially is a good demonstrator of the possibility to automate filament processing to and from several printers at once. Such mechanism of loading, unloading, cutting and verifying filament could be a vital part of an overall system of filament management. The final system would include additional components to preserve filament qualities, track filament usage, allow for file processing and printer control and other solutions aimed at automating the process. The research of the PhD would focus on solving the most prevalent roadblocks to continuous production and quality improvement. Identification of the weakest points and potential causes in the process of FDM 3D printing would allow to make improvements to enable continuous manufacturing in various environments.
之前的研究结果表明,虽然FDM 3D打印变得越来越容易,但存在一些技术问题以及与正确操作和维护程序的偏差,这些问题往往会导致打印故障或机器损坏。尽管该技术已被证明适用于打印农场场景,但在此类农场的自动化方面几乎没有取得进展。虽然具有打印排出机构或与多材料附件耦合的带型床的一些打印机可以在没有人为干预的情况下连续使用,但是还没有专门针对自动存储、保存、跟踪和分配细丝到几个打印机的解决方案。尽管如此,这种装置将有助于实现连续制造,而不需要人在制造现场。在以前的研究中已经注意到,具有3D打印能力的学校和大学工作室(通常是FDM类型)经常难以保持打印机连续工作。这在很大程度上是由于操作员的错误,但可能会导致严重的停机时间或零件质量差,以及对工艺的整体不满。如果该过程更加自动化,那么人为错误的空间就会减少,因为最终用户和机器之间的交互会被最小化。这种系统的好处是可以在教育,专业和商业环境中可靠地使用FDM 3D打印机,并具有更高的效率和质量。需要进一步研究这项技术的自动化如何影响各个部门。此外,重要的是要分析现有FDM打印机的各种品牌和型号,以及它们如何与长丝加工系统相互作用。最后,识别和解决材料浪费问题至关重要,这将提高效率并降低成本。主要项目的研究显示了其他几个与长丝相关的问题,这些问题通常会导致材料浪费或损坏机器或打印部件。这个博士学位的目标将是进一步探讨这些问题和潜在的解决方案,如在重大项目中提出的。最初开发的系统是一个很好的示范的可能性,自动化长丝处理和从几个打印机一次。这种装载、卸载、切割和检验细丝的机制可以是整个细丝管理系统的重要部分。最终的系统将包括额外的组件,以保持灯丝质量,跟踪灯丝使用情况,允许文件处理和打印机控制以及旨在自动化过程的其他解决方案。博士的研究将集中在解决持续生产和质量改进的最普遍的障碍。确定FDM 3D打印过程中的最薄弱点和潜在原因将有助于改进,以便在各种环境中实现连续制造。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
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