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	!Energy use		!Energy use
	!Surface finsih		!Surface finsih
			!Price
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Extrusion		\|Material Extrusion
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	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|Medium		\|Medium
			\|Low
	\|-		\|-
	\|Powder Bed Fusion		\|Powder Bed Fusion
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	\|High		\|High
	\|Medium		\|Medium
			\|High
	\|-		\|-
	\|Vat Polymerization		\|Vat Polymerization
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	\|.05-1		\|.05-1
	\|Low		\|Low
	\|~~Best~~		\|High
			\|medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Direct energy depostion		\|Direct energy depostion
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	\|High		\|High
	\|Poor		\|Poor
			\|High
	\|-		\|-
	\|Binder Jetting		\|Binder Jetting
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	\|Low		\|Low
	\|Medium		\|Medium
			\|High
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Jetting		\|Material Jetting
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	\|.02 - .03		\|.02 - .03
	\|10 - 50		\|10 - 50
	\|~~Thermoplastics,~~ Resins, Wax		\|Resins, Wax, Thermoplastics
	\|1-6		\|1-6
	\|Low		\|Low
			\|Best
	\|High		\|High
	\|-		\|-
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	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|Poor		\|Poor
			\|High
	\|}		\|}
	Parts created through AM technologies have standards that apply to them, similarly to parts created using other technologies. These include Mechanical Testing, Design, Precursor Material, Process and Control, Post Processing, Qualification and Vertification, Nondestructive Evaluation, and Maintenance and Repair. A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wTo78i2y23a_z90w1knmXU3aXxdiXiPH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112155835546453592882&rtpof=true&sd=true detailed document on AM standards] was produced in Phase 1 of the project.		Parts created through AM technologies have standards that apply to them, similarly to parts created using other technologies. These include Mechanical Testing, Design, Precursor Material, Process and Control, Post Processing, Qualification and Vertification, Nondestructive Evaluation, and Maintenance and Repair. A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wTo78i2y23a_z90w1knmXU3aXxdiXiPH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112155835546453592882&rtpof=true&sd=true detailed document on AM standards] was produced in Phase 1 of the project.

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	The generally accepted system for sorting additive manufacturing technologies was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they join material together.		The generally accepted system for sorting additive manufacturing technologies was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they join material together.

	~~Standards~~ document		A document of AM standard's can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wTo78i2y23a_z90w1knmXU3aXxdiXiPH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112155835546453592882&rtpof=true&sd=true here]

	* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing		* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing

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	#Specific material properties: The variety of materials available in AM allows for control of various material properties such as strength, stiffness, and toughness. Materials and techniques also allow for more specific properties like food-safe, chemically resistant, and UV reactivity.		#Specific material properties: The variety of materials available in AM allows for control of various material properties such as strength, stiffness, and toughness. Materials and techniques also allow for more specific properties like food-safe, chemically resistant, and UV reactivity.

	== ~~Subtypes~~ ==		== Categories ==

	~~Given the vast number of printing technologies available it makes sense to have some sort of system to sort them by.~~ The generally accepted system was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they ~~physically print the~~ material		The generally accepted system for sorting additive manufacturing technologies was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they join material together.

	Standards document		Standards document
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	* [[Material Jetting]]: high precision polymer prints/ wax casting blanks		* [[Material Jetting]]: high precision polymer prints/ wax casting blanks
	* [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts		* [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts
			Each category has different strengths and weaknesses when compared with the other additive manufacturing categories. Below is a table populated by observing the range of capabilities within the AM database created by PSU, OIT, and OMIC in Phase 1 of this project. More detailed information on the different categories can be found on the individual webpages, and a more direct comparison can be made between different machines and the potential cost of making parts on those machines can be done using the AM database.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+~~Average properties~~ by ~~subtype~~		\|+Properties by Category
	!Type		!Type
	!Volume(mm)		!Volume (L)
	!Resolution (mm)		!Resolution (mm)
	!Layer height(um)		!Layer height (um)
	!Materials		!Materials
	!~~Typical Foot print x/y~~ (mm)		!Footprint (m^2)
	!Energy use		!Energy use
	!Surface finsih		!Surface finsih
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Extrusion		\|Material Extrusion
	\|~~(120x68y150z)~~-~~(1005x1005y1005z) (medium)~~		\|1.224 - 1000
	\|1-.25 ~~(m)~~		\|0.25 - 1
	\|300~~-20~~		\|20 - 300
	\|~~thermoplastics~~		\|Thermoplastics, some metals
	\|~~300/300~~-~~1000/1000~~		\|.1-1
	\|~~medium~~		\|Medium
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Powder Bed Fusion		\|Powder Bed Fusion
	\|~~(250x250y325z)~~-~~(800x400y500z)~~		\|20 - 160
	\|.1-.~~06 (g)~~		\|0.06 - 0.1
	\|120~~-20~~		\|20 - 120
	\|Metals, ~~thermoplastics~~		\|Metals, Thermoplastics
	\|~~1000/1000-3000~~-~~3000~~		\|1-10
	\|~~good~~		\|High
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Vat Polymerization		\|Vat Polymerization
	\|~~(96x54y127z)~~-~~(380x380y250z)~~		\|0.65 - 36
	\|.05-.~~003 (g)~~		\|0.003 - 0.05
	\|25~~-15~~		\|15 - 25
	\|Resins		\|Resins
	\|~~250/250~~-~~1000-1000~~		\|.05-1
	\|~~poor~~		\|Low
	\|~~good~~		\|Best
	\|-		\|-
	\|Direct energy depostion		\|Direct energy depostion
	\|~~(200x200y200z)~~-~~(5080x2794y2794z)~~		\|8 - 40,000
	\|1-.67 ~~(p)~~		\|0.67 - 1
	\|1000~~-800~~		\|800 - 1000
	\|Metals		\|Metals
	\|~~2000/2000~~-~~3000/4000~~		\|4-12
	\|~~good~~		\|High
	\|~~poor~~		\|Poor
	\|-		\|-
	\|Binder Jetting		\|Binder Jetting
	\|~~(254x381y203z)~~-~~(800x500y400z)~~		\|20 - 160
	\|.5-.~~03 (g)~~		\|0.03 - 0.5
	\|80-100		\|80 - 100
	\|Plastics, ~~metals~~, ~~concrete~~, ~~wood~~		\|Plastics, Metals, Concrete, Wood
	\|~~1000/1000~~-~~2000/2000~~		\|1-4
	\|~~poor~~		\|Low
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Jetting		\|Material Jetting
	\|~~(200x100y40z)~~-~~(1450x1110y1800z)~~		\|.8 - 3,000
	\|.03-.~~02 (g)~~		\|.02 - .03
	\|10-50		\|10 - 50
	\|~~thermoplastics~~, ~~resins~~, ~~wax~~		\|Thermoplastics, Resins, Wax
	\|~~1000/1000~~-~~2000/3000~~		\|1-6
	\|~~poor~~		\|Low
	\|~~good~~		\|High
	\|-		\|-
	\|Sheet lamintion		\|Sheet lamintion
	\|~~(305x305y102z)~~-~~(457x449y101z)~~		\|9 - 20
	\|.~~042~~-.~~02 (p)~~		\|.02 - .042
	\|200~~-50~~		\|50 - 200
	\|~~plastics~~, ~~metals~~, ~~wood~~		\|Plastics, Metals, Wood
	\|~~1000/3000~~-~~3000/4000~~		\|3-12
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|~~poor~~		\|Poor
	\|}		\|}

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	!Layer height(um)		!Layer height(um)
	!Materials		!Materials
	!Foot print(mm)		!Typical Foot print x/y (mm)
	!Energy use		!Energy use
	!Surface finsih		!Surface finsih
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	\|Material Extrusion		\|Material Extrusion
	\|(120x68y150z)-(1005x1005y1005z) (medium)		\|(120x68y150z)-(1005x1005y1005z) (medium)
	\|1-.25		\|1-.25 (m)
	\|300-20		\|300-20
	\|thermoplastics		\|thermoplastics
	\|		\|300/300-1000/1000
	\|medium		\|medium
	\|Medium		\|Medium
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	\|Powder Bed Fusion		\|Powder Bed Fusion
	\|(250x250y325z)-(800x400y500z)		\|(250x250y325z)-(800x400y500z)
	\|.1-.06		\|.1-.06 (g)
	\|120-20		\|120-20
	\|Metals, thermoplastics		\|Metals, thermoplastics
	\|		\|1000/1000-3000-3000
	\|~~High~~		\|good
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Vat Polymerization		\|Vat Polymerization
	\|(96x54y127z)-(380x380y250z)		\|(96x54y127z)-(380x380y250z)
	\|.05-.003		\|.05-.003 (g)
	\|25-15		\|25-15
	\|Resins		\|Resins
	\|		\|250/250-1000-1000
	\|~~Low~~		\|poor
	\|~~High~~		\|good
	\|-		\|-
	\|Direct energy depostion		\|Direct energy depostion
	\|(200x200y200z)-(5080x2794y2794z)		\|(200x200y200z)-(5080x2794y2794z)
	\|1-.67		\|1-.67 (p)
	\|1000-800		\|1000-800
	\|Metals		\|Metals
	\|		\|2000/2000-3000/4000
	\|~~High~~		\|good
	\|~~Low~~		\|poor
	\|-		\|-
	\|Binder Jetting		\|Binder Jetting
	\|(254x381y203z)-(800x500y400z)		\|(254x381y203z)-(800x500y400z)
	\|.5-.03		\|.5-.03 (g)
	\|80-100		\|80-100
	\|Plastics, metals, concrete, wood		\|Plastics, metals, concrete, wood
	\|		\|1000/1000-2000/2000
	\|~~Low~~		\|poor
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Jetting		\|Material Jetting
	\|(200x100y40z)-(1450x1110y1800z)		\|(200x100y40z)-(1450x1110y1800z)
	\|		\|.03-.02 (g)
	\|10-50		\|10-50
	\|thermoplastics, resins, wax		\|thermoplastics, resins, wax
	\|		\|1000/1000-2000/3000
	\|~~Low~~		\|poor
	\|~~HIgh~~		\|good
	\|-		\|-
	\|Sheet lamintion		\|Sheet lamintion
	\|(305x305y102z)-(457x449y101z)		\|(305x305y102z)-(457x449y101z)
	\|		\|.042-.02 (p)
	\|		\|200-50
	\|plastics, metals, wood		\|plastics, metals, wood
	\|		\|1000/3000-3000/4000
	\|Medium		\|Medium
	\|~~Low~~		\|poor
	\|}		\|}

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	Given the vast number of printing technologies available it makes sense to have some sort of system to sort them by. The generally accepted system was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they physically print the material		Given the vast number of printing technologies available it makes sense to have some sort of system to sort them by. The generally accepted system was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they physically print the material

			Standards document

	* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing		* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing
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	* [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts		* [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+		\|+Average properties by subtype
			!Type
			!Volume(mm)
			!Resolution (mm)
			!Layer height(um)
			!Materials
			!Foot print(mm)
			!Energy use
			!Surface finsih
			\|-
	\|Material Extrusion		\|Material Extrusion
	\|~~Volume~~		\|(120x68y150z)-(1005x1005y1005z) (medium)
	\|		\|1-.25
			\|300-20
			\|thermoplastics
	\|		\|
			\|medium
			\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Powder Bed Fusion		\|Powder Bed Fusion
			\|(250x250y325z)-(800x400y500z)
			\|.1-.06
			\|120-20
			\|Metals, thermoplastics
	\|		\|
	\|		\|High
	\|		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Vat Polymerization		\|Vat Polymerization
			\|(96x54y127z)-(380x380y250z)
			\|.05-.003
			\|25-15
			\|Resins
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Low
	\|		\|High
	\|-		\|-
	\|Direct energy depostion		\|Direct energy depostion
			\|(200x200y200z)-(5080x2794y2794z)
			\|1-.67
			\|1000-800
			\|Metals
	\|		\|
	\|		\|High
	\|		\|Low
	\|-		\|-
	\|Binder Jetting		\|Binder Jetting
			\|(254x381y203z)-(800x500y400z)
			\|.5-.03
			\|80-100
			\|Plastics, metals, concrete, wood
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Low
	\|		\|Medium
	\|-		\|-
	\|Material Jetting		\|Material Jetting
			\|(200x100y40z)-(1450x1110y1800z)
	\|		\|
			\|10-50
			\|thermoplastics, resins, wax
	\|		\|
	\|		\|Low
			\|HIgh
	\|-		\|-
	\|Sheet lamintion		\|Sheet lamintion
			\|(305x305y102z)-(457x449y101z)
	\|		\|
	\|		\|
			\|plastics, metals, wood
	\|		\|
			\|Medium
			\|Low
	\|}		\|}

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 * [[Material Jetting]]: high precision polymer prints/ wax casting blanks
 * [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts
 == References ==

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	== References ==		== References ==
			Rosen, David, Brent Stucker, and Mahyar Khorasani. Additive Manufacturing Technologies. Third edition. Cham, Switzerland: Springer, 2021.

			“3D Printing - Additive \| Make.” Accessed August 10, 2023. <nowiki>https://make.3dexperience.3ds.com/processes/3D-printing</nowiki>.

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	== References ==		== References ==




	~~== Navigation ==~~
	* [https://omic-am.mme.pdx.edu/index.php/Main_Page?veaction=edit Home page]
	* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing
	* [[Powder Bed Fusion]]: small scale metal prototyping/ specialized polymer printing
	* [[Vat Polymerization]]: fine detail resin printing
	* [[Direct Energy Deposition]]: large scale metal printing
	* [[Binder Jetting]]: low energy polymer printing/multi color printing
	* [[Material Jetting]]: high precision polymer prints/ wax casting blanks
	* [[Sheet Lamination]]: rapid production of simple parts

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	The generally accepted system for sorting additive manufacturing technologies was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they join material together.		The generally accepted system for sorting additive manufacturing technologies was created by the [https://www.iso.org/home.html international standards organization] (ISO). This systems sorts printers into seven categories based on how they join material together.

	~~A document of AM standard's can be found [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wTo78i2y23a_z90w1knmXU3aXxdiXiPH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112155835546453592882&rtpof=true&sd=true here]~~

	* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing		* [[Material extrusion\|Material Extrusion]]: general purpose low cost polymer printing
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	\|Poor		\|Poor
	\|}		\|}
			Parts created through AM technologies have standards that apply to them, similarly to parts created using other technologies. These include Mechanical Testing, Design, Precursor Material, Process and Control, Post Processing, Qualification and Vertification, Nondestructive Evaluation, and Maintenance and Repair. A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wTo78i2y23a_z90w1knmXU3aXxdiXiPH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112155835546453592882&rtpof=true&sd=true detailed document on AM standards] was produced in Phase 1 of the project.

	== References ==		== References ==

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	!Type		!Type
	!Volume (L)		!Volume (L)
	!Resolution (mm)		!XY Resolution (mm)
	!Layer height (um)		!Layer height (um)
	!Materials		!Materials