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Fig 1.

The principle of AM slicing algorithm.

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Models.

A: Ship. B: Vase. C: Dice.

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Storage structure.

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Fig 4.

Staircase effect.

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Fig 5.

Intersection of sliced surface and STL model.

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Fig 6.

Relationship between angle and layer thickness.

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Fig 7.

Triangular patches intersect with the slicing plane.

A: General case. B: Special case.

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Fig 8.

Cross-sectional profile of the dice.

A: Contours at height 3. B: Contours at height 5.

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Fig 9.

The angle diagram of adjacent triangular facets.

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Fig 10.

Vertex normal vector.

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Fig 11.

Algorithm flow chart.

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Table 1.

Related parameters of six-DOF AM device.

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Table 2.

Related parameters of surface roughness meter.

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Fig 12.

Experimental devices.

A: Six-DOF AM device. B: Surface roughness meter.

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Table 3.

Slicing data of the ship.

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Table 4.

Slicing data of the vase.

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Table 5.

Slicing data of the dice.

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Fig 13.

Slicing effect of the ship.

A: ETSA(h = 0.1 mm). B: ETSA(h = 0.2 mm). C: ASANV. D: The proposed algorithm.

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Fig 14.

Slicing effect of the vase.

A: ETSA(h = 0.1 mm). B: ETSA(h = 0.2 mm). C: ASANV. D: The proposed algorithm.

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Fig 15.

Slicing effect of the dice.

A: ETSA(h = 0.1 mm). B: ETSA(h = 0.2 mm). C: ASANV. D: The proposed algorithm.

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Table 6.

Experimental results of ship.

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Table 7.

Experimental results of vase.

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Table 8.

Experimental results of dice.

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Fig 16.

Parts.

A: Ship. B: Vase. C: Dice.

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Fig 17.

Experimental results of ship.

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Fig 18.

Experimental results of vase.

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Fig 19.

Experimental results of dice.

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