Affiliation:
1. John Von Neumann University - GAMF Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science, Vehicle Technology Department , Kecskemét Izsáki Street, 10. IQ Kecskemét Ipari Kutató Kft. Kecskemét, Izsáki street, 8
Abstract
Abstract
Alongside the using of „technical materials’, the direct 3D printed different plastic also speeded up lately. Accordingly to this, it is often designed parts, which have to sustain extreme stress. The proper definition of material qualities is expensive; despite in every phase of designing, we need it to be done perfectly. In every industrial section, it is important to work with exact material characteristics, especially in fields where strict safety rules have to be kept (in connection with the lifespan) the design of fatigue tests of 3D printed polymer specimens. We planned the examinations on the way to avoid the critical temperature range shown by the DMA examinations’ results in the bending point of the inner friction coming up in the local range. This information could be important for the Military to change the busted parts quickly and sound. That is the reason why we designed these examinations in this way, so, it could help for designers in the field of military, in development of security technology and improvement of recovery.
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