Essays about: "Direct Ink Writing"
Found 5 essays containing the words Direct Ink Writing.
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1. Design and processing of metal-organic frameworks for greenhouse gas capture
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Nanoteknologi och funktionella materialAbstract : Anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gases has long been suspected to contribute to global warming and climate change. Most greenhouse gases are emitted in a mixture, so efficient methods and materials to separate and capture the gases are in demand in order to reduce emissions. READ MORE
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2. Metal-Organic Frameworks for Carbon Dioxide Capture : Using Sustainable Synthesis Routes
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Institutionen för materialvetenskapAbstract : Globally the combustion of fossil fuels has increased to a greater extent. Carbon dioxide (CO2) a major greenhouse gas isa by-product of such combustion practices. READ MORE
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3. High Resolution 3D Printing with Cellulose Acetate
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Nanoteknologi och funktionella materialAbstract : In this project, an additive manufacturing technique called Direct Ink Writing has been used to 3D print structures from polymer solutions containing cellulose acetate. Cellulose acetate is a synthetic compound derived from plants. The intended application involves protein separation filters for medical purposes. READ MORE
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4. Development and 3D Printing of Intrinsically Stretchable Materials for Microsupercapacitors
University essay from KTH/Skolan för elektroteknik och datavetenskap (EECS)Abstract : The purpose of this thesis is to develop a simple Direct Ink Writing (DIW) method for fabricating intrinsically stretchable microsupercapacitors as ef- fective on-chip energy storage devices for the emerging stretchable electron- ics. Using the printing method for fabricating intrinsically stretchable elec- tronic components remains a novel approach. READ MORE
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5. Additive manufacturing of lunar regolith simulant using direct ink writing
University essay from Uppsala universitet/Tillämpad materialvetenskapAbstract : In this work, the use of a lunar regolith simulant as feedstock for the direct ink writing additive manufacturing process is explored, the purpose of which is to enable future lunar in-situ resource utilisation. The feasibility of this approach is demonstrated in a laboratory setting by manufacturing objects with different geometries using methyl cellulose or sodium alginate as binding agents and water as liquid phase together with the lunar regolith simulant EAC-1A to create a viscous, printable ‘ink’ that is used in combination with a custom three-axis gantry system to produce green bodies for subsequent sintering. READ MORE