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Table 6 Influential LS process parameters on tensile properties and hardness

From: Performance of wearables and the effect of user behavior in additive manufacturing process

AM process /material

Layer thickness (mm)

Part orientation

Raster angle

Other parameters

Postprocess stage

Material quality

Tensile strength (MPa)

Young’s modulus, E (MPa)

Hardness

Ref.

LS/semi-crystalline polymers

 

VV

PV (90)

Part bed temperature (3–4 °C below melting T)

Coating, surfaces finishing

 

17

35

 

66–70 for no coating, 75 for coating

Gibson and Shi (1997)

VP

PP (0)

Fill laser power

15

40

VZ

 

Scan size (55–85)

5 for part orientation

40

  

Scan spacing (0.11–0.17), building height level (1–5)

Fill laser power (13–35), scan size (12–24)

37

   

Scan spacing (10–27), no orientations (6–17), no coating (34–39), coating (36–41)

33 for building height level from layer 1 to layer 5

LS/polycaprolactone

 

Parallel

    

10.5

 

363.4

 

Eshraghi and Das (2010)

Perpendicular

16.1

343.9

LS/Nylon12

02-Jun

YX

    

50

 

2260

 

Majewski and Hopkinson (2011)

YZ

47

2500

ZY

49

2000

LS/Nylon12

     

L_Virgin

35

 

1620

 

Zarringhalam et al. (2006)

L_Refresher

33

1400

L_Used

42

1625

T_Virgin

46

1760

T_Refresher

48

1760

SL/TSR

Somos

Accura

0.15/0.1/0.1

Horizontal, vertical

    

42–56

49–71

 

Rockwell

Kim and Oh (2008)

FDM/ABS

0.254

17–50

Nov-25

97

LS/PAa

0.1/0.15

29–49

26–39

68–105

PJ/Epoxy resin

0.016

62 for horizontal

29 for vertical

87–93

LS/HIPS

    

Infiltrating

 

4.59 (7.54 after infiltrating)

 

–

 

Yan et al. (2010)

HIPS.epoxy

18.63

–

PA12

38.3

1420

PA12.ORECb

50.9

–

Nanosilica/PA12

46.3

1980

  1. aPA means polyamide
  2. bOREC means organically modified rectorite