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January 1, 2025Materials research proceedings

FFF of PLA reinforced with flax: Effects of the infill strategy on low-velocity impact behavior and the energy consumption

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ECErsilia Cozzolino

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Experimental analysis reveals energy consumption patterns impacting low velocity behavior in PLA biocomposites, suggesting improvements in manufacturing efficiency.

Key Points

  • Low velocity impact resistance improves with strategic infill patterns in flax-reinforced PLA printed parts, enhancing durability.
  • Energy consumption measured during fused filament fabrication correlates with varying infill strategies, affecting efficiency for sustainability.
  • Assessment compared different pattern infills in natural fiber composites for understanding mechanical performance and energy use.
  • Findings suggest optimizing infill can enhance mechanical properties of biocomposites, indicating potential for broader applications.

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Ersilia Cozzolino (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af4cdfad7bf08b1ead6819https://doi.org/10.21741/9781644903735-20
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