SWARNANDHRA COLLEGE OF
ENGINEERING &TECHNOLOGY
PROJECT REVIEW
DESIGN,ANALYSIS AND
FABRICATION OF
3D PRINTED
HUMAN EAR
Batch No:1
Project members: Under the Guidance
[Link] Rao (15A21B0323) Dr [Link] Sir,
[Link] Kumar (15A21B0329) [Link],Ph.D,
[Link] Kumar (15A21B0316) Professor,
[Link] (15A21B0311) H.O.D
(Department of Mechanical Engineering).
Abstract:
Replacing the human organs with man made of
materials is so difficult, the fabrication of body parts
which are a part of sense organs is very complex.
In this project the human ear is designed and it is
fabricated by using 3d printing technology the object
obtained by pla is not a working model , however it
can be used as a pattern for creating a real model by
choosing suitable material
Introduction:
3D printing is a process of creating a physical object
from a digital design.
3D printing is also known as Rapid prototyping or
Additive manufacturing.
In some situations like road accidents , fire accidents
may damage or injure the human ear, at that
situations the artificial 3d printed human ear.
COMPONENTS:
3D-Printer
3D-Positioner
Extruder
Hot Plate
Steeped Motors
End Plates
Material
Software-CURA
Structure :Prusai i3 mk2
Extruder: 3D-Positioner:
Hot Plate
Stepped Motors End stops
Material:
Poly lactic acid (PLA)
1. Printing temperature = 200°C
2. Bed temperature = 60°C
3. Diameter of the Filament = 1.75mm
4. Nozzle diameter = 0.4mm
SOFTWARE:cura
FUSED DEPOSITION METHOD
PROJECT PROGRESS
This project is a well growing topic in the field of 3d printing
and we are fabricated the ear with the help of qura software and
3d printer
ADVANTAGES:
Risk Reduction
Cost effectiveness
Creative Designs
Less waste Production
Complex Designs
DISADVANTAGES:
High energy Consumption
3D Printers are Slow
3D Printers are Expensive
3D Printers are Slow
Manufacturing job Losses
APPLICATIONS:
Medical
Food
Games and Entertainment
Defense &space
Do it your Self