The growing use of additive manufacturing (AM) processes pushes research towards studying methods to reduce their environmental impact. The part build orientation is a significant process variable, which can be chosen through the Energy Performance Assessment (EPA), a straightforward method. The paper presents a method for identifying the best part build orientation considering energy consumption. The EPA has been adapted for this purpose, resulting in an approach based on four steps. The method was employed to determine the best printing direction for three parts and two AM technologies.

The energy performance assessment method to establish the best part build orientation in additive manufacturing / Mandolini, Marco; Sartini, Mikhailo; Rossi, Marta; Favi, Claudio; Marconi, Marco. - 4:(2024), pp. 1769-1778. (Intervento presentato al convegno 2024 International Design Society Conference, Design 2024 tenutosi a Cavtat, Dubrovnik nel 20-23 maggio 2024) [10.1017/pds.2024.179].

The energy performance assessment method to establish the best part build orientation in additive manufacturing

Mandolini, Marco
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Methodology
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Sartini, Mikhailo
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
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2024-01-01

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The growing use of additive manufacturing (AM) processes pushes research towards studying methods to reduce their environmental impact. The part build orientation is a significant process variable, which can be chosen through the Energy Performance Assessment (EPA), a straightforward method. The paper presents a method for identifying the best part build orientation considering energy consumption. The EPA has been adapted for this purpose, resulting in an approach based on four steps. The method was employed to determine the best printing direction for three parts and two AM technologies.
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