Increasing efficiency in processing of nano-enabled biobased materials by additive manufacturing technologies
A unique heading prototype will allow surface modification while printing in one step.
A unique heading prototype will allow surface modification while printing in one step.
The manufacturing of roll-to-roll electrodes of at least 60m length that will be tested in industrial sized ultracapacitor cells. This electrodes will be produced using novel cellulose in water-based slurries.
Improving the production quality and - quantity of bio-based lacquers and machinability of bio-based materials in Roll2Roll processes for more efficient industrial use.
The Extensional Flow Mixer METEOR (patented by IPC) is used to develop new formulations with an efficient dispersion of additives while reducing the overheating, and so the thermal degradation of sensitive material, like PLA.
Melt blending processes as the key to efficient production of bio-based compounds of nano composites.
A novel technology for the generation of a new family of nanomaterials based on graphene and other forms of carbon from different biosources, combined with metal oxide nanoparticles shall be produced on an industrial level.
Further development of the production of bio-based printable inks from laboratory status to industrial use.
Optimisation natural microfibers flax or hemps as an important component of biocomposites.
RISE wants to optimise and increase the production of Nano Cellulose Crystals (CNC) to reach an output of 10Kg/day.
Improving and optimising the production of nano cellulose as a sustainable biomaterial to reduce the use of fossil plastic.