International Journal of Mechanics and Design

LATTICE-BASED CELLULAR STRUCTURE DESIGN STRATEGY

  1. Amit Bhumarker ✉
  2. Abhishek Singh

Abstract

This research article has examined the objective of investigating the design processes orapproach for CAD modeling using open-source 3D modeling and graphics tools. Thisresearch focuses on CAD modeling and the numerous challenges and concerns associatedwith developing micro-lattice structures for the metal additive manufacturing process usingDFAM guidelines. These structures have been built for metal AM employing 3D-periodicregular and FGLSs (homogenous and heterogeneous) with varied unit-cell types and sizes.Another purpose of this research is to create and characterize mesoscale lattice-based andTPMS-based cellular structures.

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