Processability of Vegetable Resins in Additive Manufacturing (3D) - Horst, Diogo José
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With the development of three-dimensional (3D) printing technologies for rapid prototyping, new materials are constantly being researched, but not all of them have the necessary characteristics to be used for this purpose. The cost of commonly used materials and their limitations in terms of application and reuse are aspects that must be taken into account, and involve the search for low-cost materials with suitable thermomechanical characteristics as well as manufacturing, recycling, biodegradability and that come from renewable sources. Empirically, the history of pharmacy and medicine is…mehr

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With the development of three-dimensional (3D) printing technologies for rapid prototyping, new materials are constantly being researched, but not all of them have the necessary characteristics to be used for this purpose. The cost of commonly used materials and their limitations in terms of application and reuse are aspects that must be taken into account, and involve the search for low-cost materials with suitable thermomechanical characteristics as well as manufacturing, recycling, biodegradability and that come from renewable sources. Empirically, the history of pharmacy and medicine is known for using medicinal plants for their bioactive properties, and recently scientific evidence of the use of substances resulting from their secondary metabolism justifies this claim.
Autorenporträt
Diogo José Horst es máster y doctor en Ingeniería de Producción por la Universidad Tecnológica Federal de Paraná, licenciado en Tecnología Mecánica por la Universidad Estatal de Santa Catarina y en Ciencias Biológicas por el Centro Universitario Leonardo da Vinci, y técnico en Electromecánica por el Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje Industrial.