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Zakir Hossain, PhD posted this:
R&D Staff / Researcher at University of Bath

PLA/PP pure polymer or composite powder for 3D printing application: easy and cost-effective manufacturing with scale-up potential 1. Pure polymer and composite powders with scale-up manufacturing potential for powder-based 3D printing applications 2. Cheap, simple and straightforward manufacturing methodology 3. The proposed composite powder can easily be manufactured into composite filament for filament-based 3D printer. 4. No requirement of additional mixing or blending of filler materials with polymer, as the powder itself the blend of polymer and fillers. 5. The application of these nanocomposite powders will not only be limited to 3D printing applications but also can be used for cold-spray coating, extrusion mouldable composite materials processing where the dispersion of filler materials is challenging.

PLA/PP pure polymer or composite powder for 3D printing application: easy and cost-effective manufacturing with scale-up potential

Universidad de Alicante posted this:

Multicapillary nebulizer for simultaneous nebulization of two or more liquids A Spanish university research group has developed a new pneumatic multicapillary nebulizer which allows the simultaneous nebulization of two or more liquids, miscible or immiscible between them. This device offers the possibility of simplifying the analysis process, reducing the consumption of resources and a high mixing efficiency is achieved. A laboratory-constructed prototype is available for any demonstration. The research group is looking for companies interested in license agreement.

Multicapillary nebulizer for simultaneous nebulization of two or more liquids

Daniel Käsmayr posted this:
Open Innovation Manager at BASF SE

Coated meshes/filters for oil-water separation The technology offer relates to hydrophilically coated meshes and their use for separating mixtures of water and a hydrophobic liquid such as oil. The meshes allow water to pass through while the hydrophobic liquid is held back, effectively separating the two phases. These meshes are lightweight, mobile, flexible, resistant to fouling and offer versatile application possibilities (horizontally, vertically, in cascades, different geometries etc.). Mesh and separated liquids can be recycled (benefit to e.g. oil sorption materials). No chemicals such as de-oilers are needed or used. Potential application fields: Industrial waste/process water, crude oil production, oil-spill accidents.

Coated meshes/filters for oil-water separation