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OLEM Presentation at Sichuan Delegation n Sofia, 07.September 2018
NANOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
at the Open Laboratory on Experimental
Micro&Nano Mechanics (OLEM)Institute of Mechanics-BAS
Prof. Rumiana Kotsilkova, D.Sc.
Head of OLEM
http://www.imbm.bas.bg
http://www.imbm.bas.bg/index.php/en_US/olem
Open Laboratory of Experimental Micro & Nano Mechanics (OLEM)
Development, Characterization and Application of Polymer Nanocomposites with Graphene and CNTs
OLEM researchers have created in 2013 the Spin-off Company NanoTechLab Ltd. to bring the nanotechnology research at OLEM to prototyping and product validation.
OLEM is found in 2010, within the Research Infrastructure Project D-02-53, supported by the Bulgarian SF. OLEM is fully equipped from this RI project and several other EU Projects.
OLEM is operating as Open Laboratory at National level for Nanomaterials Research, Education and Training. 60% of research time is used for own projects and 40% - for external services (towards other BAS Institutes, Universities and SMEs)
About OLEM
Research Topics
Spin-off Company NanoTechLab
Expertise of OLEM:
• Fabrication of Polymer Nanocomposites by
novel Processing Methods.
• Nanocomposite Design based on Rheology-
Structure-Property Relations.
• Study Mechanical Properties of Nanomaterials
at Macro-Micro-Nanoscale.
• Produce novel Nanocomposite Materials with
extraordinary Mechanical Properties, Electrical
and Thermal Conductivity, Electromagnetic
Shielding and Lightness.
NANOCOMPOSITE PROCESSING LABORATORY• Ultrasonic mixing• High shear mechanical• Filament extrusion• 3D Printing
X400 PRO 3D printerGerman Rep Rap
MICRO&NANOMECHANICS LABORATORY
Nano Indentation, Nanoscratch,AFM Indentation (Bruker)
Tribology, Friction & Wear, Creep, Adhesion (Bruker)
RHEOLOGY & THERMAL ANALYSIS LABORATORY
AR-G2
DSC - Q20
TGA - Q50
(TA Instruments)
Laboratories and Research Facilities of OLEM
Projects of OLEMProject oriented research in OLEM. Since 2010, OLEM is involved in 5 European
projects, funded by Horizon'2020 and FP7.
Running Projects
H2020-MSCA-RISE-734164 Graphene 3D (2017-2020)
(Coordinator); http://graphene3d.imbm.bas.bg/
FP7- Graphene Flagship (2014-2016);
H2020-Graphene Flagship Core 1 (2016-2018)
H2020-Graphene Flagship Core 2 (2018-2020)
Completed Projects:
FP7- NMP- NanoXCT "Compact X-ray computed tomography system“ (2013-2015);
FP7-INCO-BY NanoERA "Industrial developments of applied nanoelectronics" (2011-2013)
F7-NMP-NAPOLYNET "Setting up research intensive clusters across the EU on characterization of polymer nanostructures“ (2010-2012)
OLEM is the COORDINATOR of H2020-MSCA-RISE-Graphene 3D ProjectTitle: MULTIFUNCTIONAL GRAPHENE-BASED NANOCOMPOSITES WITH ROBUST
ELECTROMAGNETIC AND THERMAL PROPERTIES FOR 3D-PRINTING APPLICATION
Partners of Graphene 3D Project:
IMech-BAS, Bulgaria
CNR-IPCB, Italy
NARRANDO SRL - Italy
UNamur, Belgium
UniSa, Italy
NanoTecLab, Bulgaria
SIPT, Georgia
INP-BSU, Belarus
SKLPME, SICHUAN Uni. P.R.China
MackGraph - Brazil
Partner: Sichuan University Prof. Hesheng XiaSKLPME, Polymer Research InstituteSichuan, China
POLYMER NANOCOMPOSITE
DEVELOPMENTS at OLEM
We offer well characterized PROTOTYPES of Nanocomposite Materials for
various Applications:
Novel Nanocomposite Materials for 3D printers (FDM and SLS) with
high Electrical and Thermal Conductivity, 100% Electromagnetic
Shielding efficiency and Mechanical Reinforcement – market needs:
(1) Nanocomposite Filament of Biodegradable Polylactic Acid (PLA) with Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes for 3D Printers (FDM) - better than
the only commercial filament with GNP - Black Magic (USA).
(2) Nanocomposite Filament of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) with
Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes for 3D printers (FDM) –with no commercial analog on market
(3) Conductive HDPE Powder wrapped with Graphene and Carbon
Nanotubes for 3D printers (SLS) – with no commercial analog on market.
POLYMER NANOCOMPOSITE
DEVELOPMENTS at OLEM
Polypropylene (PP) Nanocomposite with Carbon nanotubes
and Nanoclay for PACKAGING FILMS - with high Mechanical
strength, Thermal Stability and Barrier Properties.
PROTECTIVE COATINGS of Epoxy Nanocomposites with
Carbon Nanotubes with high Electrical Conductivity and
Electromagnetic Shielding Efficiency.
1. WE PROPOSE WELL CHARACTERISED PROTOTYPES OF THOSE
NANOMATERIALS WITH TUNABLE PROPERTIES.
2. WE ARE LOOKING FOR PROJECT SUPPORT AND TECHNOLOGY
TRANSFER FOR OUR NANOMATERIALS DEVELOPMENTS.
Application of Multifunctional Nanocomposite
Materials developed at OLEM
Electrical and thermal
conductive parts and
EM Absorbers for power
electronics.
- Electromagnetic shielding screens
- Protective wall plates, boxes and
coatings.
- Radiation protection in MHz, GHz
and THz wave regions
Examples
- 3D printed Cellular Structures.
- 3D printed Construction Details.
- Packaging Films.
with tunable mechanical and
physical properties and lightness.
1. Nanocomposite Filament of Biodegradable Polylactic Acid
(PLA) with Graphene and Carbon Nanotubes for 3D Printers (FDM)
PLA - monofiller and bifiller Nanocomposite Filaments for 3D printing (FDM)
HDPE- monofiller and bifiller Nanocomposite Filaments for 3D printing (FDM)
Well characterized properties – Materials Technical Specifications.
Properties:
100% Electromagnetic shielding efficiency in GHz and THz region (absorbance 40-60% / reflection 40-60%/ transmission 0%).
High electrical conductivity (≤ 5 S/m). High thermal conductivity (≤ 0.7 W/mK). Mechanical reinforcement: Increased hardness (40%) and Young’s modulus (30%)
Robust Design for optimization of the
best Nanocomposite Material
Standard Extruder Processing
Better than Black Magic (USA) in
properties and lower price.
Good printability
0 3 6 9 12 15
2
3
4
5
Nanocomposite loading, %
Young's
Modulu
s,
GP
a
PLA
1.5GNP1.5MWCNT
4.5GNP1.5MWCNT
1.5GNP4.5MWCNT
3GNP3MWCNT
3GNP6MWCNT
6GNP3MWCNT
9GNP3MWCNT
3GNP9MWCNT
6GNP6MWCNT
0 3 6 9 12 15
100
150
200
250
Nanocomposite loading, %
Hard
ness,
MP
a
PLA
1.5GNP1.5MWCNT
4.5GNP1.5MWCNT
3GNP3MWCNT
1.5GNP4.5MWCNT
3GNP6MWCNT
6GNP3MWCNT
9GNP3MWCNT
3GNP9MWCNT
6GNP6MWCNT
PROPERTIES OF MULTIFUNCTIONAL PLA/GNP/CNT FILAMENT
2. Conductive HDPE Powder Wrapped with Graphene and MWCNTs for 3D printers (SLS)
HDPE powder coated with MWCNTs/GNP by dry wrapping technology.
Conductive network of GNP/MWCNTs around polymer particles = conductive 3D printed parts
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
4%M
WCNT
3%M
WCNT
2%M
WCNT
1%M
WCNT
0,5%
MW
CNT
0%M
WCNT
Conta
ct A
ngle
[o] -W
ate
r
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
4%M
WCNT
3%M
WCNT
2%M
WCNT
1%M
WCNT
0,5%
MW
CNT
0%M
WCNT
Sur
face
Fre
e E
nerg
y [m
J/m
2 ]
Dispersive Component (d)
Polar Component (p)
Surface Free Energy
High electrical conductivity and mechanical reinforcement of 3D printed parts.
By wrapping of HDPE particles with MWCNT/GNT we increase their hydrophobicity:
Low surface contamination of 3D printed parts.
Decreased wettability of surfaces of 3D printed structures.
94
96
98
100
102
104
106
2%G
NP
2%M
WC
NT
1,5%
GN
P
1,5%
MW
CN
T
1%G
NP
1%M
WC
NT
0,5%
GN
P
0,5%
MW
CN
T
0,25
%G
NP
0,25
%M
WC
NT
0%G
NP
0%M
WC
NT
Conta
ct A
ngle
[o] -W
ate
r
3. PP Nanocomposites with MWCNTs and Nanoclay for
PACKAGING FILMS with high Mechanical strength,
Thermal stability and Barrier properties
Properties:
• Low filler content: 1-3 wt% MWCNTs and Nanoclay in PP;
• 10-40% increased tensile strength, hardness and elastic
modulus. The elongation at break is similar to the neat PP;
• 25% decreased coefficient of friction;
• 50oC increased thermal stability in N2;
• Electromagnetic shielding >80% (at < 1 mm thickness);
250 300 350 400 450
0
20
40
60
80
100
TGA Air -10oC/min
Va
lue
[%
]
Ts [°C]
PPMA
PPMA1CNT3(I.44P)
PPMA1CNT3(I.34TCN)
PPMA1CNT3(I.31PS)
PPMA1CNT3OC
Three-phases
5. PROTECTIVE COATINGS of Epoxy Nanocomposites with
MWCNTs with High Electrical conductivity and
Electromagnetic shielding efficiency
• Very low content (< 0.1-0.3wt%) of MWCNT in Epoxy resin;
• Low percolation threshold.
• Electrostatic properties: dc-conductivity: < 10-3 S/m.
• Controlled Electromagnetic Shielding by film thickness:
EMI 55-95% at thickness ≥ 1 mm
• Nanocomposites are applicable for protective films and coatings
The research results obtained in OLEM in last 5 years are published in: Many peer review publications in Impact Factor Journals 1 Book; 4 Book Chapters.
Publication activities of OLEM
OLEM Team: 8 Researchers
1 Full Professor; 1 Associate Professor; 3 Research Assistants;
and 3 PhD students
Prof. DSc. Rumiana Kotsilkova
Prof. Dr. Evgeni Ivanov
Res. Assist. Dr. Ivanka Petrova
Res. Assist. Dr. Verislav Angelov
Res. Assist. Dr. Dzhihan Menseidov
Hristiana Velichkova - PhD student
Polya Angelova - PhD student
Radost Ivanova - PhD student
Contacts:
Prof. DSc. Rumiana Kotsilkova
OLEM at Institute of Mechanics
Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
Acad. G. Bonchev, Block 4
1113 Sofia, Bulgaria
E-mails: [email protected]
http://www.imbm.bas.bg/index.php/en_US/olem
Thanks for your attention!