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Additive manufacturing is a type of subtractive manufacturing.
Additive manufacturing is a type of subtractive manufacturing.
False
The STL file format is commonly used to define the surface geometry of the solid model in additive manufacturing.
The STL file format is commonly used to define the surface geometry of the solid model in additive manufacturing.
True
Direct digital manufacturing is another term for three-dimensional printing.
Direct digital manufacturing is another term for three-dimensional printing.
False
Additive manufacturing is limited to creating two-dimensional objects.
Additive manufacturing is limited to creating two-dimensional objects.
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The manufacturing industry considers additive manufacturing as the beginning of a potential third industrial revolution.
The manufacturing industry considers additive manufacturing as the beginning of a potential third industrial revolution.
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One of the advantages of additive manufacturing is that it requires more expensive machinery.
One of the advantages of additive manufacturing is that it requires more expensive machinery.
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Study Notes
Additive Manufacturing
- Also known as 3D printing, another term for additive manufacturing is direct digital manufacturing.
Comparison to Subtractive Manufacturing
- Additive manufacturing differs from subtractive manufacturing in that it creates objects by adding material incrementally.
Industry Impact
- The manufacturing industry considers additive manufacturing as the beginning of a potential third industrial revolution.
File Formats
- STL is a file format commonly used to define the surface geometry of the solid model in additive manufacturing.
Drawbacks
- A drawback of additive manufacturing is higher costs for large production runs.
Direct Energy Deposition
- The primary energy source used in direct energy deposition technologies for metallic materials is laser or electron beam.
Process Flow Protocol
- The process flow protocol that involves cutting the model into many horizontal layers is called slicing.
Industry Applications
- Architecture has seen the application of 3D printing in creating scale models of buildings.
- Bioprinting is the term used for the growth of organs by 3D printing of human tissue.
- Fashion envisions the possibility of wearing 3D-printed, custom-made clothing in the future.
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Quiz about additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, including its definition, differences with subtractive manufacturing, and its applications in various industries.
