Multifunctional Polymer Molding Processing of Polymers II
A special issue of Polymers (ISSN 2073-4360). This special issue belongs to the section "Polymer Processing and Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (25 July 2024) | Viewed by 2200
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Interests: mechanical properties; thermomechanical properties; polymer materials; composites; thermal analysis TG/DTG; DTA; DSC; QMS; computer simulation of processes
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Interests: polymers; composites; modeling; processing of polymers; physical and processing properties; structure
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Interests: progressive machining; technology; materials; engineering metrology; additive technology; 3D printing
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Further to the success of the Special Issue of Polymers entitled “Multifunctional Polymer Molding Processing of Polymers”, we are delighted to reopen the Special Issue, now entitled “Multifunctional Polymer Molding Processing of Polymers II”.
This Special Issue aims to discuss the preparation and characterization of new ecologically friendly polymer materials, also containing recycled materials or waste that should find use in specific engineering applications. The development of polymer engineering and the search for new, innovative materials with often specific properties have resulted in the expansion of the area of their application, especially in the construction, machines and devices, packaging and medical industries; they have also expanded the scope of their processing methods, such as 3D printing. The practical application of new polymeric materials requires knowledge of their processing, mechanical, electrical and thermal properties, as well as a recognition of the changes in these properties during the operation and destruction of polymers.
For this reason, this Special Issue is an excellent opportunity to present and publish the latest research results in the field of the processing of polymers and polymer-based composites, particularly their applications and physicochemical and mechanical properties.
Dr. Adam Gnatowski
Dr. Paweł Palutkiewicz
Prof. Dr. Jana Petru
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- polymers applications
- processing of polymers
- 3D printing of polymers
- modification methods
- structure analysis
- properties analysis
- composites
- biomaterials
- recycling
- process simulations
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