Multi-objective Optimization of Process Parameters for Surface Quality and Geometric Tolerances of AlSi10Mg Samples Produced by Additive Manufacturing Method Using Taguchi-Based Gray Relational Analysis
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Abstract
In this study, it has been focused on examining the effects of production parameters on quality parameters such as surface roughness and geometric tolerances in the production of AlSi10Mg samples by the additive manufacturing method. The experimental design has been prepared according to the Taguchi L27 orthogonal array. As a result, in the production of samples, increasing laser power (P) contributed positively to surface roughness and diameter change, and increasing scanning distance (SD) negatively contributed to circularity change and concentricity. Further, it has been determined that increasing the scanning speed (SS) negatively affects the concentricity change of the produced samples. The optimum production parameters for surface roughness and diameter variation has been determined as A1B1C3. The optimum production parameters for circularity variation and concentricity have been determined as A3B3C1 and A3B1C1, respectively. According to the ANOVA analysis results, the most effective parameters for surface roughness, diameter change, circularity change and concentricity have been 53.22% P, 62.45% SD, 37.23% SS and 40.41% SD, respectively. Furthermore, as a result of the gray relationship analysis (GRA) performed for the output parameters, the optimum production parameter has been determined as A2B1C3.
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