An Analysis of Digital Light Manufacturing Process
- September 1, 2020
- Posted by: RSIS Team
- Categories: IJRIAS, Manufacturing Technology
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Applied Science (IJRIAS) | Volume V, Issue VI, June 2020 | ISSN 2454-6194
An Analysis of Digital Light Manufacturing Process
Manish Chouhan1, Nahid Akhtar2
1Research Scholar LIET, Alwar, Rajasthan
2Assistant Professor LIET, Alwar, Rajasthan
Abstract: – The word of engineering design is under revolution at present designers and engineers are able to produced results within hours or days while this process used to take a period of week or month just a decade ago. Such advancement in field of Designing can be attributed to the technology known as 3D printing for Rapid prototyping. 3D printing is about to make a huge impact in our daily life after transforming the world of Designing completely. This work Lays emphasis on how Rapid prototyping is changing the word of manufacturing and tool designing and analysis is done on number of rapid prototyping techniques. Aim of the author is to point out the factors that have led to such revolutionary growth in the field of manufacturing and designing and also try to find out solution to some of the problems faced by the industry in the above given process. In 1981 a researcher with the name of Hideo Kodama of Nagoya Industrial Research Institute published research on photopolymers it was the first functional Rapid prototyping system build. In 1984, 3 years after him Charles Hull created history by inventing a completely new process of 3D prototyping known as a stereo lithography, this new technique for the very first time allowed designers to create 3D models directly from CAD inputs the first ever tangible 3D prototype was manufactured. The industry is going under Rapid development and research and there is a competition between different organizations to come up with new research on Rapid prototyping processes the material used for 3D painting. Manufacturing better 3D printers using the computer network and internet to take 3D prototyping on a global scale and allowing development 3D printing Laboratories which can be accessed by an inventor sitting on other hemisphere of the planet. Very soon Rapid prototyping process will overtake conventional manufacturing process.
