The industrial breakthrough of novel manufacturing paradigms, like additive manufacturing, enables the production of innovative shapes, characterized by complex 3D structures going beyond more 2.5D free-form surfaces and other geometries produced with traditional methods. This opens novel challenges for product qualification and statistical process monitoring. This study focuses on a category of complex shapes known as lattice structures (or metamaterials), where a unit cell regularly repeats in space to achieve advanced mechanical and functional performances. We present a novel solution for statistical process monitoring of these structures, aimed at identifying local out-of-control cells within- and between-parts.

Modelling and monitoring of complex 3D shapes a novel approach for lattice structures

Bianca Maria Colosimo;Marco Grasso;Federica Garghetti
2020-01-01

Abstract

The industrial breakthrough of novel manufacturing paradigms, like additive manufacturing, enables the production of innovative shapes, characterized by complex 3D structures going beyond more 2.5D free-form surfaces and other geometries produced with traditional methods. This opens novel challenges for product qualification and statistical process monitoring. This study focuses on a category of complex shapes known as lattice structures (or metamaterials), where a unit cell regularly repeats in space to achieve advanced mechanical and functional performances. We present a novel solution for statistical process monitoring of these structures, aimed at identifying local out-of-control cells within- and between-parts.
2020
Proceedings of the 50th Scientific Meeting of the Italian Statistical Society
9788891910776
complex shape, lattice structure, metamaterials, statistical process monitoring; additive manufacturing, profile monitoring
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