Hello
I have to carry out a study on sustainability on a 3D printed part, the problem is that 3D printing is not registered by default in the "process" part, do you have any sleeps? if possible a source.
Thank you, Sincerely.
Hello @ wolf37n
Your question is a bit tricky
SOLIDWORKS SustainabilityXpress | Handles part documents (volume bodies only) and is included in the core software. |
SOLIDWORKS Sustainability | Manages parts (bulkheads only) and assemblies. Available as a separate product. Other features include configuration support, extended reporting, and extensive environmental impact options. |
Here we are talking according to the 2 versions
Which version do you have?
Volume only
Do you think that 1 3D print is a real volume body?
it is full or not
if it is not full, i.e. honeycomb internal to the outer skin
it's more of a volume body as defined in the log
That is to say that the volume via the density will obviously not be the same
since the internal body will lack matter
how do you expect the log to come out
Which of + is the lifespan of the MECA resistance depending on the version?
for the moment not too much feedback it seems to me
What type of part is it?
as a curiosity ;-)
What type of printer?
What material?
Is the MECA resistance between layers homogeneous?
etc....
or you disregard your impression and you think that your part is a part made from a block (sculture type)
@+ ;-)
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