Creative Support Structure for Archeological Artifact
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Ημερομηνία
2018-05-04
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This dissertation was written as part of the MSc in Strategic Product Design at
the International Hellenic University. The main goal was to create something that can
contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage. A support structure for an ancient
amphora-type vase was created. Missing parts of the vase made impossible for it
to be
stable at its natural position. Reverse engineering technology was used to extract
information of the vase’s geometry and design a creative
and effective support structure. The proposed solution is a base that has the shape of the external surf
ace missing
geometry of the vase. Research conducted on existing bases for archeological artifacts
and contribution of reverse engineering in archeology field served as source of inspiration and led to the caption of the proposed design idea. After the
design process, a
prototype was printed using Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM). The material used
was
Polylactic Acid (PLA). Mechanical test conducted before printing to acquire mechanical
properties of PLA and perform static analysis simulations. All the steps followed are
described in the next chapters.
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Reverse engineering, 3D printing, Cultural heritage preservation, Fused deposition modeling