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    The document discusses rapid prototyping (RP) as a solution to reduce production timelines. RP uses additive manufacturing techniques to produce prototypes and models directly from 3D computer-aided design files. This allows for faster design iteration and testing of prototypes compared to traditional manufacturing. The document outlines several RP techniques such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, and selective laser sintering. It also discusses applications of RP in fields like engineering, architecture, and medicine. Advantages of RP include time and cost savings through less material usage and quicker design changes. Limitations are reduced part accuracy and a limited variety of build materials compared to final products.

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    The document discusses rapid prototyping (RP) as a solution to reduce production timelines. RP uses additive manufacturing techniques to produce prototypes and models directly from 3D computer-aided design files. This allows for faster design iteration and testing of prototypes compared to traditional manufacturing. The document outlines several RP techniques such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, and selective laser sintering. It also discusses applications of RP in fields like engineering, architecture, and medicine. Advantages of RP include time and cost savings through less material usage and quicker design changes. Limitations are reduced part accuracy and a limited variety of build materials compared to final products.

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    The document discusses rapid prototyping (RP) as a solution to reduce production timelines. RP uses additive manufacturing techniques to produce prototypes and models directly from 3D computer-aided design files. This allows for faster design iteration and testing of prototypes compared to traditional manufacturing. The document outlines several RP techniques such as stereolithography, fused deposition modeling, and selective laser sintering. It also discusses applications of RP in fields like engineering, architecture, and medicine. Advantages of RP include time and cost savings through less material usage and quicker design changes. Limitations are reduced part accuracy and a limited variety of build materials compared to final products.

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    PRESENTATION BY:

    M SARAS CHANDRA
    SHASHIKANT PAWAR
    SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL AND BUILDING SCIENCES
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    Customer demands fast delivery
    Traditional production time needs to be eliminated
    Time lost on concept design, manufacturing,
    assembly and testing
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    How to recover this time?
    How to over come this slower trend?
    Can anyone wait in this technology-age?
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    RP is the technique of physically modelling the
    design using special technology.
    produce models and prototypes from model data
    (3D-CAD), MRI scan data and data created from
    3D-Digitizing systems
    Additive approach for building shapes. RP
    Machines fabricate plastic, ceramic and metal
    powders using thin, horizontal cross-sections of
    computer model.
    Few companies using to RP produce final parts
    also.
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    Creation Of CAD model
    Conversion into STL format
    Slicing of STL file into thin Sections
    Building Part by Layer by Layer
    Post Processing, Finishing & assembly
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    Liquid Phase Methods:
    Stereo lithography
    Solid ground curing
    Droplet deposition Manufacturing
    Solid Phase Methods:
    Laminated Object Manufacturing
    Fused Deposition Modelling
    Powder Based Methods:
    Selective Laser Sintering
    3-D Printing

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    Engineering
    Architecture
    Medical
    Arts and Archaeology

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    Production of parts easy and quicker
    Material saving
    Product Testing is quick
    Reduction in material cost
    Quick design modification possible
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    It doesnt Replicate the real thing
    Part accuracy
    Limited variety of materials
    Mechanical performance of prototype

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