Thermoplastic biopolyesters with enhanced engineering properties for innovative industrial, automotive and biomedical applications.
Thermoplastic biopolyesters with enhanced engineering properties for innovative industrial, automotive and biomedical applications.
批准号:
RGPIN-2016-03673
负责人:
Kontopoulou, Marianna
金额:
$2.77万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Discovery Grants Program - Individual
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
中文摘要
近年来,由于全球环境问题、持续的废物处理挑战以及消费者对可持续产品的需求,生物塑料的生产和使用在全球范围内呈爆炸性增长。与生物塑料在消费者和工程应用中更广泛接受相关的关键挑战是其生产成本高,脆性,热稳定性差,结晶速率慢和熔体强度低,这限制了其在普通聚合物加工操作下的加工性能,并将其应用限制在低价值商品应用中。拟议的发现资助研究计划的长期目标是实施经济上可行的、无溶剂的、环境友好的工艺,以获得完全生物基的产品,这些产品具有优异的工程性能,将作为传统商品和工程聚合物的可靠替代品。该计划将专注于生物聚合物配方的开发和全面表征,根据以下短期目标,这些配方针对特定的应用领域。a)开发生物塑料基化合物和复合材料,作为传统热塑性烯烃和热塑性硫化橡胶共混物的替代品,适用于汽车应用。B)生产轻质硬质泡沫塑料(泡沫塑料),将用作传统泡沫塑料的替代品。在汽车和其他工业中的应用是可以预见的,特别关注具有上级绝缘性能的纳米孔泡沫的生产。c)适用于生物医学应用的生物聚酯基微纤维和垫的3D打印/增材制造。拟议的研究计划将在材料科学,加工和可持续技术方面培养高素质的人才。* 这项研究可以导致生物塑料技术的重大突破,通过开发经济上可行的,无溶剂的,环境友好的工艺来获得完全生物基的产品,具有优异的工程特性,可以获得广泛的消费者接受,同时提供可持续和环境友好的解决方案。这项研究的结果预计将有利于加拿大制造商,为他们提供创新的材料和工艺,以生产基于新型生物基和/或生物降解材料的环保,高附加值产品。此外,这项研究将产生新的和有价值的科学见解,并将促进在快速增长的增材制造/3D打印应用领域开发新材料。**
英文摘要
The production and use of bioplastics has seen explosive growth world-wide in recent years driven by global environmental concerns, persistent waste disposal challenges and consumer demand for sustainable products. Key challenges associated with more wide-spread acceptance of bioplastics in consumer and engineering applications are their high production costs, brittle nature, poor thermal stability, slow crystallization rates and low melt strength, which restrict their processability under common polymer processing operations and have limited their applications to low-value, commodity applications.***The proposed discovery grant research program has the long term objective to implement economically viable, solvent-free, environmentally friendly processes to obtain fully bio-based products, with excellent engineering properties that will serve as credible replacements to conventional commodity and engineering polymers. The program will focus on the development and full characterization of biopolymer formulations, which target specific areas of application, according to the following short-term objectives.***a) Development of bioplastic-based compounds and composites as replacements for conventional thermoplastic olefin and thermoplastic vulcanizate blends, suitable for automotive applications.***b) Production of light-weight, rigid cellular plastics (foams), which will be used as replacements of conventional foams. Applications in automotive and other industries are envisioned, with a special focus on the production of nanocellular foams with superior insulating properties.***c) 3D printing/additive manufacturing of biopolyester-based microfibers and mats suitable for biomedical applications.***The proposed research program will train highly qualified personnel in a wide-array of skills in materials science, processing and sustainable technologies. ***This research can lead to a great breakthrough in the technology of bioplastics, by developing economically viable, solvent-free, environmentally friendly processes to obtain fully bio-based products, with excellent engineering properties that can gain wide-spread consumer acceptance, while providing a sustainable and environmentally friendly solution. The outcome of this research is expected to benefit Canadian manufacturers by providing them with innovative materials and processes to produce environmentally friendly, high-value-added products based on novel biobased and/or biodegradable materials. Additionally this research will generate new and valuable scientific insights and will foster the development of new materials in the rapidly growing field of additive manufacturing/3D printing applications. **
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