Insufficient adhesion between layers causing separation. Critical issue directly affecting strength.
Too low temperature prevents new layers from properly fusing to previous layers, weakening layer adhesion.
Too much part cooling causes previous layers to cool excessively, weakening adhesion with new layers.
High layer height reduces contact area between layers, decreasing adhesion strength.
Excessive speed doesn't allow enough time for proper layer fusion, weakening adhesion.
Approach the upper end of recommended temperature range.
Reduce cooling to maintain layer temperature.
Lower layer height increases adhesion area.
Slower speed ensures layer adhesion time.
Increase flow rate to improve layer contact.
Maintaining chamber temperature improves layer adhesion.
Material prone to delamination
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