1) answer all of the above
yes all the options are correct
extrusion am results in anisotropic
strength of parts increases with increasing filling desity
and surface finish increases with decrease in thickness of layers
2) answer is mass manufacturing
because this shoe doesn't require and special features by the coustomer , just can be manufactured in large quantities
3) answer is filaments with standard diameter
remaining are not used in desktop Machine
4) coustamization of individual
thia is not a mass produced part, different people has different dimensions for the part ,so it comes under this category
5) answer is adaptive manufacturing
different models of aircraft require different design of the part so adaptive manufacturing is the best
6)answer is 4 th option
less strength of 3d printed parts are typically less than parts produced by convectional processes
7) answer is " thermoplastics"
thermosetting cant be used because they become harder with raise in temperature
plz answer all of these multiply chiice question plz tahnk hurry Which of the following statements...
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Which of the following statements about extrusion additive manufacturing is true? Extrusion AM results in parts with anisotropic mechanical The strength of printed parts is highly correlated to layer thickness and infill density o With decreasing layer thickness, surface quality improves All of the above This is a performance running sneaker, the Futurecraft 4D, which is produced by adidas. The shoe features a 3D printed midsole, with a gradated poometry to use the...
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