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- 2024A comparative study on the influence of fiber enzymatic treatment in thermal, morphological and mechanical properties of PBS matrix reinforced with different date palm fibers: Under accelerated UV radiation exposurecitations
- 2023Investigating the influence of the aging process on the rheological and mechanical properties of composites based on PBS matrix and enzymatically treated date palm fiberscitations
- 2023Effect of processing conditions on the rheological and mechanical properties of composites based on a PBS matrix and enzymatically treated date palm fiberscitations
- 2021Improving thermomechanical properties of fused filament fabrication printed parts by using nanocomposites
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Improving thermomechanical properties of fused filament fabrication printed parts by using nanocomposites
Abstract
This study aims to assess the viability of nanocomposites in fused filament fabrication. Polylactide/organo-modified layered silicate materials have been studied in terms of structure and properties evolution through the whole manufacturing chain, and for thermomechanical optimisation. The method included the optimisation by the composite formulation and by the additive manufacturing process by experimental designs. A competition between flow thinning of the molten composite and stiffness of the input filament with the addition of filler allows an enhanced printability at intermediate loadings. The method provides an optimisation of the final parts, enabling similar or greater tensile properties, while providing better thermal stability, with additively manufactured nanocomposite materials compared to conventionally manufactured polymers.