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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"re-manufacturing"”.

  1. Smart Re-Manufacturing of Recycled Plastics and Polymers using Sensor-based and High-throughput Experimentation Formats

    … economy associated with products derived from recycled plastics and polymers and the continued demand for creating sustainable polymer manufacturing systems has provided new opportunities and incentives for the quality-controlled re-processing and manufacturing of recycled materials, such as …

    vt Repository record for Smart Re-Manufacturing of Recycled Plastics and Polymers using Sensor-based and High-throughput Experimentation Formats (opens in a new tab)

  2. Resetting microstructures and properties in TRIP-assisted advanced high strength steels

    Metals are widely used structural materials in automotive, packaging, construction, and machines. Driven by demands to decrease greenhouse gas emissions, the reuse, re-forming, and re-manufacturing of metals draws great attention. However, current processes such as mechanical joining, welding, …

    mit Repository record for Resetting microstructures and properties in TRIP-assisted advanced high strength steels (opens in a new tab)

  3. The Effect of Process Parameters and Surface Condition on Bond Strength between Additively Manufactured Components and Polymer Substrates

    … multiple axes deposit molten material onto a pre-defined surface to form a bond. Studying the effect of surface roughness and process parameters selected for printing auxiliary part on the bond helps in improving the strength of the final component. Particularly, the influence of surface …

    arkansas Repository record for The Effect of Process Parameters and Surface Condition on Bond Strength between Additively Manufactured Components and Polymer Substrates (opens in a new tab)

  4. Unravelling the Origins and Evolution of the Animal Kingdom using Genomics

    There are ~35 classified phyla/sub-phyla within the Animal Kingdom; some of which haveunresolved relationships. The advent of genomics has made it possible to study new aspects of animalevolution, including comparative genomics (e.g., gene loss/gain, non-coding regions, synteny, etc),gene family …

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