Emissions of Volatile Compounds and Solids during Additive Manufacturing by the FFF Method

The rapid development of the additive manufacturing industry is a great opportunity both for in context prototyping and hobbyists using 3D printers at home. At same time, such technological poses significant challenge specialists dealing with sources pollutant emissions to environment as well Occupational Health Safety (OHS) assessment chemical hazards workplace. In this article, authors demonstrate legitimacy concern regarding issues relating from printing process, particular FFF (fused filament fabrication). We carried out tests on emission volatile organic compounds printer chamber compared them results analyses conducted materials laboratory conditions by heating vial. They showed that spectrometric analysis differed cases, which proved clear influence parameters amount type emitted substances. article also presents sizes shapes solid particles during process aggregated analyses.