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Alessia Romani*, Valentina Rognoli, Marinella Levi
Sustainability, vol. 13(13), 2021 Jun, p. 7269
Sustainability, vol. 13(13), 2021 Jun, p. 7269
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10.3390/su13137269
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Romani*, A., Rognoli, V., & Levi, M. (2021). Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts: From Waste to New Products. Sustainability, 13(13), 7269. https://doi.org/10.3390/su13137269
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Romani*, Alessia, Valentina Rognoli, and Marinella Levi. “Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts: From Waste to New Products.” Sustainability 13, no. 13 (June 2021): 7269.
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Romani*, Alessia, et al. “Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts: From Waste to New Products.” Sustainability, vol. 13, no. 13, June 2021, p. 7269, doi:10.3390/su13137269.
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@article{alessia2021a,
title = {Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts: From Waste to New Products},
year = {2021},
month = jun,
issue = {13},
journal = {Sustainability},
pages = {7269},
volume = {13},
doi = {10.3390/su13137269},
author = {Romani*, Alessia and Rognoli, Valentina and Levi, Marinella},
month_numeric = {6}
}
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ANVUR Class A Journal Area 08, Sector 08/C1 (Design)
Abstract
The transition toward circular economy models has been progressively promoted in the last few years. Different disciplines and strategies may significantly support this change. Although the specific contribution derived from design, material science, and additive manufacturing is well-established, their interdisciplinary relationship in circular economy contexts is relatively unexplored. This paper aims to review the main case studies related to new circular economy models for waste valorization through extrusion-based additive manufacturing, circular materials, and new design strategies. The general patterns were investigated through a comprehensive analysis of 74 case studies from academic research and design practice in the last six-year period (2015–2021), focusing on the application fields, the 3D printing technologies, and the materials. Further considerations and future trends were then included by looking at the relevant funded projects and case studies of 2021. A broader number of applications, circular materials, and technologies were explored by the academic context, concerning the practice-based scenario linked to more consolidated fields. Thanks to the development of new strategies and experiential tools, academic research and practice can be linked to foster new opportunities to implement circular economy models. 1
Romani, A., Rognoli, V., and Levi, M., 2021. Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts. From Waste to New Products. Sustainability, Vol 13, 7269. DOI: [10.3390/su13137269](10.3390/su13137269)
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Romani, A., Rognoli, V., and Levi, M., 2021. Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts. From Waste to New Products. Sustainability, Vol 13, 7269. DOI: [10.3390/su13137269](10.3390/su13137269)
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Romani, A., Rognoli, V., and Levi, M., 2021. Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts. From Waste to New Products. Sustainability, Vol 13, 7269. DOI: [10.3390/su13137269](10.3390/su13137269) ↩
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Romani, A., Rognoli, V., and Levi, M., 2021. Design, Materials, and Extrusion-Based Additive Manufacturing in Circular Economy Contexts. From Waste to New Products. Sustainability, Vol 13, 7269. DOI: [10.3390/su13137269](10.3390/su13137269) ↩