Improving the quality of parts manufactured by fused deposition 3D printing through efficient adjustment of printing parameters: a review

Abstract

Additive manufacturing or 3D printing has gained importance in recent years for the manufacture of functional prototypes, part of this boom is due to the speed of manufacturing from the design to the finished part, meaning a saving in time and its corresponding monetary, however, for the use of the manufactured parts as part of a functional design it is required that each part produced to be a quality part, and this is repeated in each print of the same type. In order to achieve the objective of improving the quality of parts manufactured by this methodology, a review of the existing literature has been carried out, allowing us to propose the pending work in the area and the possible lines of research to follow in order to make more efficient the obtaining of the adequate printing parameters for each part