Advanced Testing and Analysis of Mechanical Properties for 3D Printing Materials
Keywords:
3D printing materials, Mechanical properties, Polylactic acid (PLA), Material characterization, Digital manufacturingAbstract
The recent developments in 3D printing technology enable digital manufacturing in mass-scale distribution. Also, the ready availability of 3D printers for the public at low costs and high mechanical properties makes the scientists look at the properties of the 3D printing materials. However, polymers are mainly used to make 3D objects, and they generally have low mechanical properties. So, there is an urgent need to characterize and analyze the mechanical properties to assess which 3D printing materials have better properties. This work is aimed at finding the best 3D printing material from existing materials. In this work, initially, the mechanical properties of the 3D printing polymers like polylactic acid (PLA) and lay Wood have been analyzed. This work would propose the best 3D printing material from current basic 3D printing materials with improved mechanical properties.
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