Experimental and simulated study of 3D-printed couplings’ suitability for industrial application

Experimental and simulated study of 3D-printed couplings’ suitability for industrial application

This paper explores the possibility of applying reverse engineering to flexible coupling spare parts through additive manufacturing. Although couplings’ simplicity makes them go unnoticed, they connect elements that transmit power between two shafts, thus being an essential component for most of the...

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Main Authors: Baladés, N. (Author), López, J.M (Author), Molina, S.I (Author), Moreno, D. (Author), Remigio, P. (Author), Sales, D.L (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH 2023
Subjects:
3D printing
3-D printing
3D-printing
Absorbing characteristics
Additive manufacturing
Additives
Compressive response
Economic analysis
Energy
Fabrication technique
Field-driven design
Finite element method
Industry 4.0
Reverse engineering
Simulation
Spare parts
Transmit power
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