Company research projects supported by PIPE Program

• Abstract

  Results obtained in the first phase of this research have shown that it is possible to prepare thermoplastic compounds from solid vegetable residues obtained through the industrial production of orange juice, soluble coffee and the use of recycled polyolefins. The analysis of the technical and economic feasibility of these compounds showed that their application in the production of molde…

  Uses of solid residues obtained from orange juice production and coffee dregs as fillers for polymeric compounds, AP.PIPE

• Abstract

  In the first part of the project it was demonstrated that it is possible to use flours, obtained from both the cocoa pod shell (FCFC) and the cocoa nut shell (FCAC), as fillers to modify polyolefin thermoplastics. The results presented in the phase 1 scientific report showed that the incorporation of both cocoa flours in polyolefins, such as polypropylene (PP), high density polyethylene (…

  Development of polymeric compounds of polyolefines modified by cocoa residues flour, AP.PIPE

• Abstract

  The research proposal aims to evaluate the possibility to use solid residues obtained from orange juice industrial production and coffee dregs obtained from industrial instant coffee production and coffee grounds obtained from coffee brewing as fillers to modify thermoplastics as polymeric compounds. Both orange juice peel and coffee dregs are collected as large amounts of solid residues …

  Uses of solid residues obtained from orange juice production and coffee dregs as fillers for polymeric compounds, AP.PIPE

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