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El futuro del sector transporte: materiales compuestos auto-reparables

Authors: Peñas-Caballero, Mónica; Araujo-Morera, Javier; Hernández, Marianella; Verdejo, Raquel; López-Manchado, Miguel A.;

El futuro del sector transporte: materiales compuestos auto-reparables

Abstract

La auto-reparación, es la capacidad de un material, de repararse de forma autónoma, tras sufrir un daño por su uso, agresiones externas, etc. Este comportamiento es una alternativa eficiente para aumentar la vida útil de un material. En este trabajo, se analiza la capacidad auto-reparadora de matrices termoestables y elastómeros, materiales ampliamente usados en el sector transporte. Los resultados preliminares revelan una capacidad de reparación del 50 %. Estos resultados marcan el inicio en el desarrollo de materiales innovadores, que reducirán los contenidos de residuos y permitirán su reutilización, todo ello englobado dentro de los principios de economía circular.

Se agradece al Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (MICINN) por la financiación recibida (MAT2016-81138-R, MAT2015-73392-JIN) y a Signus por proveer el neumático fuera de uso empleado. Mónica Peñas Caballero agradece al MICINN por la beca FPI (Formación del Personal Investigador).

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Reciclaje, Innovación, Innovación., Economía circular, Industria, Eector transporte, Auto-reparación, Elastómeros, Termoestables, Resinas epoxi

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