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Thermoplastic Cellulose-Based Compound for Additive Manufacturing
Kirsi Immonen
*
,
Pia Willberg-keyriläinen
,
Jarmo Ropponen
, Asta Nurmela
, Sini Metsä-kortelainen
,
Otto-ville Kaukoniemi
, Heli Kangas
*
Corresponding author for this work
BA5402 Biopolymer films, foams and composites
BA5202 Chemical process technologies
BA52 Industrial chemistry
BA5601 Advanced manufacturing technologies
BA5408 Packaging solutions
BA54 Biomaterial processing and products
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Cellulose Acetate
100%
Additive Manufacturing
100%
Cellulose-based
100%
Cellulose
50%
Heat Distortion Temperature
50%
3D-printable
50%
Cellulose Composite
50%
Strength Properties
25%
Polylactic Acid
25%
Plasticizer
25%
Cellulose Ester
25%
Cellulose Fibers
25%
High Performance
25%
Microcrystalline Cellulose
25%
3D Printing
25%
Composite Materials
25%
Polymer Matrix
25%
All-cellulose
25%
Sustainable Raw Materials
25%
Renewable Raw Materials
25%
Cellulose Content
25%
Manufacturing Technology
25%
Granules
25%
Glass Transition Temperature
25%
High-performance Materials
25%
Interlayer Adhesion
25%
Injection Molding
25%
Future Manufacturing
25%
Low Modulus
25%
Environmental Awareness
25%
Printed Layers
25%
Tensile Impact
25%
Octanoate
25%
Cellulose Palmitate
25%
Charpy Impact Strength
25%
Sustainable High Performance
25%
Ester Additives
25%
Printed Composites
25%
INIS
cellulose
100%
additives
100%
manufacturing
100%
thermoplastics
100%
acetates
30%
performance
23%
comparative evaluations
15%
heat
15%
composite materials
15%
carbon 16
15%
layers
7%
fibers
7%
polymers
7%
lactic acid
7%
increasing
7%
adhesion
7%
raw materials
7%
cellulose esters
7%
plasticizers
7%
matrices
7%
injection
7%
3d printing
7%
glass
7%
transition temperature
7%
molding
7%
impact strength
7%
environmental awareness
7%
carbon 8
7%
Material Science
Cellulose Acetate
100%
Three Dimensional Printing
100%
Thermoplastics
100%
Composite Material
50%
Polymer Matrix
25%
Injection Molding
25%
Glass Transition Temperature
25%
Polylactide
25%
Mechanical Strength
25%
Impact Strength
25%
Plasticizer
25%
Chemical Engineering
Thermoplastics
100%
Propionic Acid
100%
Additive Manufacturing
100%
Lactic Acid
25%
Palmitic Acid
25%
Three Dimensional Printing
25%