Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development

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Autor(a) principal: Porto,Jussara Smidt
Data de Publicação: 2020
Outros Autores: Angrizani,Clarissa Coussirat, Calegari,Eliana Paula, Amico,Sandro Campos, Duarte,Lauren da Cunha
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Matéria (Rio de Janeiro. Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT Composite materials using vegetal fibers and industrial waste are being applied in different areas and structures, requiring, more and more, researches that highlight their characteristics. In this context, the study of manufacturing techniques becomes increasingly necessary in order to use the appropriate tools and obtain the best conditions of the materials. Thus, this article demonstrates the behavior of the materials, which used the polyester resin with ground paper residue to generate the two composites studied in this paper, Polyester/smaller paper (PO/ PME) and Polyester/large paper (PO/PMA). These two materials were molded by hot compression and subjected to manufacturing processes. Joinery equipment were chosen for the experimentation of cutting, drilling, screw insertion and sanding to analyze the performance of these composite materials. As a general result, it can be observed that the composites maintained their physical integrity, because the particles of the load remained well anchored in the matrix in the two composite materials tested, giving the finish an aspect without damages, cracks or imperfections after the operations. Therefore, it is concluded that the materials created can be submitted to the manufacturing techniques evaluated in this article, reinforcing previous studies that suggest its use in the development of products such as furniture, table tops, decorative objects and others. Thus, this study contributes to Designer has knowledge of the potential of the material and make the best use of it.
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title Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
spellingShingle Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
Porto,Jussara Smidt
Composite
manufacturing techniques
cutting
finish
title_short Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
title_full Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
title_fullStr Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
title_full_unstemmed Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
title_sort Polyester/paper composites: study of manufacturing techniques for product development
author Porto,Jussara Smidt
author_facet Porto,Jussara Smidt
Angrizani,Clarissa Coussirat
Calegari,Eliana Paula
Amico,Sandro Campos
Duarte,Lauren da Cunha
author_role author
author2 Angrizani,Clarissa Coussirat
Calegari,Eliana Paula
Amico,Sandro Campos
Duarte,Lauren da Cunha
author2_role author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Porto,Jussara Smidt
Angrizani,Clarissa Coussirat
Calegari,Eliana Paula
Amico,Sandro Campos
Duarte,Lauren da Cunha
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Composite
manufacturing techniques
cutting
finish
topic Composite
manufacturing techniques
cutting
finish
description ABSTRACT Composite materials using vegetal fibers and industrial waste are being applied in different areas and structures, requiring, more and more, researches that highlight their characteristics. In this context, the study of manufacturing techniques becomes increasingly necessary in order to use the appropriate tools and obtain the best conditions of the materials. Thus, this article demonstrates the behavior of the materials, which used the polyester resin with ground paper residue to generate the two composites studied in this paper, Polyester/smaller paper (PO/ PME) and Polyester/large paper (PO/PMA). These two materials were molded by hot compression and subjected to manufacturing processes. Joinery equipment were chosen for the experimentation of cutting, drilling, screw insertion and sanding to analyze the performance of these composite materials. As a general result, it can be observed that the composites maintained their physical integrity, because the particles of the load remained well anchored in the matrix in the two composite materials tested, giving the finish an aspect without damages, cracks or imperfections after the operations. Therefore, it is concluded that the materials created can be submitted to the manufacturing techniques evaluated in this article, reinforcing previous studies that suggest its use in the development of products such as furniture, table tops, decorative objects and others. Thus, this study contributes to Designer has knowledge of the potential of the material and make the best use of it.
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