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http://dx.doi.org/10.12925/jkocs.2018.35.3.935

Development of Conductive Polycaprolactone (PCL)-resin based on Reduced Graphene Oxide(rGO)/Polypyrrole (Ppy) composite for 3D-printing application  

Jeong, Hyeon Taek (Division of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Daejin University)
Jung, Hwa Yong (Division of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Daejin University)
Cho, Young Kwang (Division of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Daejin University)
Kim, Chang Hyeon (Division of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Daejin University)
Kim, Yong Ryeol (Division of Energy and Environmental Engineering, Daejin University)
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Journal of the Korean Applied Science and Technology / v.35, no.3, 2018 , pp. 935-939 More about this Journal
Abstract
3D Printing technology is developing in various prototypes for medical treatment, food, fashion as well as machinery and equipment parts production. 3D printing technology is also able to fully be utilized to other industries in terms of developing its technology which has been reported in many field of areas. 3D printing technology is expected to be used in various applications related to $4^{th}$ industrial revolution such as finished products and parts even it is still carried out in the prototype model. In this study, we have investigated and developed conductive resin for 3d printing application based on reduced graphene oxide(rGO)/Polypyrrole(Ppy) composite and polycaprolactone(PCL) as a biodegradable polymer. The electrical properties and surface morphology of the conductive PCL resin based on therGO/Ppy composite were analyzed by 4point-probe and scanning electron microscope(SEM). The conductive PCL resin based on rGO/Ppy composite is expected to be applicable not only 3D printing, but also electronic materials in other industrial fields.
Keywords
3D printing; $4^{th}$ industrial revolution; conductive PCL resin; reduced graphene oxide(rGO)/Polypyrrole(Ppy) composite; electronic materials;
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