Abstract
This paper presents the results of an in-depth investigation of 3D-printed plastic gears made of ABS, PLA, and annealed PLA. Wear tests performed on a specialized rig underscore the superior wear resistance of ABS gears, while the annealing process shows a modest improvement in PLA gear durability. The novelty of this study is a comprehensive evaluation of the wear behavior of different 3D printed materials under different loading conditions. This study introduces an innovative accelerated testing method, emphasizing efficiency in product development through reduced testing durations and adaptability to various scenarios.
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