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  • 2015SUSTAINABILITY IMPROVEMENT OF A COMPOSITE MATERIALS' INDUSTRY THROUGH RECYCLING AND RE-ENGINEERING PROCESS APPROACHEScitations
  • 2015Polymer composite materials modified with nano-oxides and phosphinates hybrid flame retardant systems1citations
  • 2014Polymeric nanocomposites production risk assessment using different qualitative analysescitations
  • 2013Luffa fibers and gamma radiation as improvement tools of polymer concrete19citations
  • 2013Mix design process of polyester polymer mortars modified with recycled GFRP waste materials44citations
  • 2013Risk assessment in processing polymer nanocompositescitations
  • 2011Mathematical modeling and simulation of heat flow through pultrusion die assembly system for thermoset compositescitations
  • 2010Behaviour of Cement and Polymer Mortar Materials to Rapid Freeze-Thaw Cycling12citations
  • 2009Effect of natural and artificial weathering on the long-term flexural performance of polymer mortars26citations
  • 2004Flexural performance of polyester and epoxy polymer mortars under severe thermal conditions88citations
  • 2003Assessment of thermal degradation on polymer mortarscitations
  • 2002Creep behaviour of FRP-reinforced polymer concrete68citations
  • 2001Experimental investigation into the static and fatigue behavior of polymer concrete reinforced with GFRP rodscitations

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  • Fiuza, Antonio
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Polymeric nanocomposites production risk assessment using different qualitative analyses

  • Ribeiro, Mcs
  • Santos Baptista, Js
  • Sousa, Spb
Abstract

Polymer nanocomposite global market is expected to reach $3000 billion, by 2015. The rising production and consumption inspire some concerns as the polymer nanocomposite production can expose workers to new risks associated to the nanomaterials. The present investigation is aimed at studying the risk assessment in the polymer nanocomposites production by using several qualitative risk methods. For this purpose, qualitative analyses based on the following methodologies ANSES, CB Nanotool, EPFL, GWSNN, ISPESL and PMSN were applied and compared. Divergent risk levels were obtained in the qualitative methods; however, all methods consider that the pre-production stage is the one with the higher risk. These risks assessment criteria must be reviewed and complemented with quantitative methods in order to fill the existing gaps.

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  • nanocomposite
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • polymer