Abstract
AbstractAdditive manufacturing parts often need post-treatment due to inherent shortcomings, such as poor surface quality or mechanical performance. Ball burnishing, a plastic deformation technique, can reduce these drawbacks. In this research, a specific tool was designed, and statistical models were used to determine optimal process parameters. Flexural and fatigue tests were conducted to assess the effects of ball burnishing on surface and dimensional quality, hardness, and mechanical behavior. The study shows that ball burnishing can benefit cast filament parts made of three materials and provides generalizations for its application. This research represents a novel contribution to using ball burnishing and highlights its advantages.
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