INTRODUCTION
Rapid prototyping automates the fabrication of a prototype part from a three- dimensional (3D) CAD drawing. This physical model conveys more complete information about the product earlier in the development cycle. The turnaround time for a typical rapid prototype part can take a few days. Conventional prototyping may take weeks or even months, depending on the method used. Rapid prototyping can be quicker more cost effective means of building prototypes as opposed to conventional methods.
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Stereolithography

Stereolithography, also known as 3-D layering or 3-D printing, allows you to create solid, plastic, three-dimensional (3-D) objects from CAD drawings in a matter of hours. Whether you are a mechanical engineer wanting to verify the fit of a part or an inventor looking to create a plastic prototype of an invention, stereolithography gives you a fast, easy way to turn CAD drawings into real objects.

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STEREOLITHOGRAPHY CURE PROCESS MODELING


INTRODUCTION
In this chapter, the stereolithography (SL) technology is introduced, the objective of
this work is addressed, and the strategy to achieve the goal is demonstrated.

Introduction to Stereolithography
Stereolithography is currently the most widely used process in the rapid prototyping
and manufacturing (RP&M) field. “It translates computer aided designs (CAD) into solid
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Stereolithography, also known as 3-D layering or 3-D printing, allows you to create solid, plastic, three-dimensional (3-D) objects from CAD drawings in a matter of hours. Whether you are a mechanical engineer wanting to verify the fit of a part or an inventor looking to create a plastic prototype of an invention, stereolithography gives you a fast, easy way to turn CAD drawings into real objects. 3-D printing is a very good example of the age we live in. In the past, it could conceivably take months to prototype a part -- today you can do it h ....etc

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