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Industrial hemp fibers as reinforcing agents in 3D-printing filament composites: presentation
Author(s):Mandicello, Lucas A.; Druelinger, Melvin L.; Jaksic, Nebojsa I.
Date:2017
Format:born digital; presentations (communicative events)
This paper addresses mechanical and chemical properties of various plastic 3D-printing filament composites reinforced with industrial hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) fibers. Hemp fibers are considered an economically advantageous ...
Industrial hemp fibers as reinforcing agents in 3D-printing filament composites: poster
Author(s):Jaksic, Nebojsa I.; Mandicello, Lucas A.; Druelinger, Melvin L.
Date:2017
Format:born digital; presentations (communicative events); posters
This research project studies mechanical and chemical properties of PLA plastic 3D-printing filament composites reinforced with industrial hemp (Cannabis Sativa L.) fibers. The aim is to investigate the use of hemp fibers ...
Ionic polymer metal composites used as an actuator
Author(s):Al-Allaq, Aiman H.; DeHerrera, Brandon; Ansaf, Bahaa; DePalma, Jude; Duong, Trung; Jaksic, Nebojsa I.; Li, Boyan
Date:2017
Format:born digital; Student works; presentations (communicative events); posters
Ionic Polymer Metal Composites (IPMC) are synthetic composite nanomaterials which can exhibit large dynamic deformation under a low electric field. The applications of these artificial muscles range from biomedical to ...
Nanotechnology electrospinning experiment
Author(s):Wolfram, Marcus; Daniel, D. Mike; Vigil, Joey; Ansaf, Bahaa; DePalma, Jude; Duong, Trung; Jaksic, Nebojsa I.
Date:2017
Format:born digital; Student works; presentations (communicative events); posters
Electrospinning is a technique which has been used in order to successfully create polymer nanofibers. In this process, a charged polymer jet is collected on a grounded collection plate. A polymer jet is formed when an ...
3-D printing metal objects project
Author(s):Armijo, James; Daniel, D. Mike; Ansaf, Bahaa; DePalma, Jude; Duong, Trung; Jaksic, Nebojsa I.
Date:2017
Format:born digital; Student works; presentations (communicative events); posters
Existing machines capable of 3D printing metal objects can cost in the range of millions of dollars and the process can be dangerous. It is desirable to develop a process that is inexpensive, safe, and open source based. ...