Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, cilt.128, sa.5-6, ss.1957-1963, 2023 (SCI-Expanded)
Additive manufacturing creates the desired models by adding layers on top of each other. Features such as production flexibility, rapid prototyping, and ease of usage of this technique as compared to traditional techniques play important roles in its widespread industrial applications. However, additive manufacturing also has several shortcomings including inadequate surface quality and dimensional accuracy. Hybrid manufacturing, on the other hand, is a method that emerged in an attempt to solve the problems associated with additive manufacturing. In this study, the deficiencies caused by fused deposition modelling were eliminated with the integration of machining. A hybrid manufacturing machine was produced by adding a cutting tool and DC motor to the 3D printer. All layers were first printed with the 3D printer and then processed with machining, and then the manufacturing was completed. Polylactic acid (PLA) and carbon fibre-reinforced PLA were produced using hybrid manufacturing. The effects of production temperature and layer thickness on surface quality and dimensional accuracy were investigated. As a result of the findings, the production advantages that hybrid manufacturing contributes to these parameters are emphasized. The positive effects of the hybrid approach on dimensional and surface quality have been demonstrated.