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EVALUATION OF 3D PRINTING USE FOR MULTINATIONAL ARMED FORCES LOGISTIC PROCESSES IN CRISIS SITUATIONS

BINAR, T.; VAŠÍKOVÁ, S.; ŠAFL, P.; TALÁR, J.; KUTIL, R.

Originální název

EVALUATION OF 3D PRINTING USE FOR MULTINATIONAL ARMED FORCES LOGISTIC PROCESSES IN CRISIS SITUATIONS

Anglický název

EVALUATION OF 3D PRINTING USE FOR MULTINATIONAL ARMED FORCES LOGISTIC PROCESSES IN CRISIS SITUATIONS

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Originální abstrakt

3D printing technology could be an option for the delivery of spare parts in a multinational army supply process, especially in crisis situations, when specific spare parts need to be available as soon as possible. The article deals with the selection of fused filament fabrication as an appropriate method for that purpose by comparing its advantages and disadvantages, as well as the best material (Nylon CF15 Carbon) based on important mechanical properties using the comparative and Saaty's methods. Several samples were made to be exposed to UV radiation in a climate chamber (Q-LAB Q-SUN-Xe3 equipped with a DAYLIGHT-Q filter) and tested according to the ASTM D2565 and ASTM D4459 standards. To compare the mechanical properties of the samples exposed to UV radiation with those of the unexposed ones, a tensile test was done according to the CSN EN ISO 527-2 standard. Finally, the specific spare part was designed and 3D printed, and the delivery times of the standard supply period were compared with those of the 3D printing technology.

Anglický abstrakt

3D printing technology could be an option for the delivery of spare parts in a multinational army supply process, especially in crisis situations, when specific spare parts need to be available as soon as possible. The article deals with the selection of fused filament fabrication as an appropriate method for that purpose by comparing its advantages and disadvantages, as well as the best material (Nylon CF15 Carbon) based on important mechanical properties using the comparative and Saaty's methods. Several samples were made to be exposed to UV radiation in a climate chamber (Q-LAB Q-SUN-Xe3 equipped with a DAYLIGHT-Q filter) and tested according to the ASTM D2565 and ASTM D4459 standards. To compare the mechanical properties of the samples exposed to UV radiation with those of the unexposed ones, a tensile test was done according to the CSN EN ISO 527-2 standard. Finally, the specific spare part was designed and 3D printed, and the delivery times of the standard supply period were compared with those of the 3D printing technology.

Klíčová slova

3D printing; Fused deposition modelling; UV radiation of plastics; climate chamber testing; Saaty's method

Klíčová slova v angličtině

3D printing; Fused deposition modelling; UV radiation of plastics; climate chamber testing; Saaty's method

Autoři

BINAR, T.; VAŠÍKOVÁ, S.; ŠAFL, P.; TALÁR, J.; KUTIL, R.

Rok RIV

2026

Vydáno

28.09.2023

Nakladatel

UNIV ZAGREB FAC MECHANICAL ENGINEERING & NAVAL ARCHITECTURE

Periodikum

Transactions of FAMENA

Svazek

47

Číslo

4

Stát

Chorvatská republika

Strany od

71

Strany do

86

Strany počet

16

URL

https://hrcak.srce.hr/clanak/447460

BibTex

@article{BUT187463,
  author="Tomáš {Binar} and Simona {Vašíková} and Pavel {Šafl} and Jaroslav {Talár} and Robert {Kutil}",
  title="EVALUATION OF 3D PRINTING USE FOR MULTINATIONAL ARMED FORCES LOGISTIC PROCESSES IN CRISIS SITUATIONS",
  journal="Transactions of FAMENA",
  year="2023",
  volume="47",
  number="4",
  pages="71--86",
  doi="10.21278/TOF.474047622",
  issn="1333-1124",
  url="https://hrcak.srce.hr/clanak/447460"
}