Pattern modulari nel design igroscopico con stampa 4D – Forma e programmazione del materiale
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/14222023Parole chiave:
soluzioni bio-ispirate, cambiamento di forma, programmazione del materiale, compositi a base di legno, modelli modulariAbstract
La ricerca illustra l’impiego della stampa 4D (4DP) per la creazione di attuatori di ispirazione biologica e igro-responsivi con Compositi Polimerici di Legno (WPC), evidenziando come il controllo della cinematica attraverso la programmazione dei materiali e dei parametri di stampa consenta di ottenere meccanismi dinamici di cambiamento di forma in risposta a fattori ambientali. Nella 4DP le configurazioni geometriche degli oggetti stampati dipendono non solo dai materiali, ma anche dalla loro combinazione, dal tempo e dagli stimoli ambientali, introducendo il concetto di architettura del materiale e ridefinendo il rapporto tra forma e materia. In questo articolo viene discussa la relazione tra gli attuatori responsivi 4DP WPC, l’architettura del materiale e le deformazioni igroscopiche, evidenziando il ruolo dei modelli modulari nella definizione della reazione allo stimolo e della configurazione finale dell’oggetto.
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Ricevuto: 17/09/2023; Revisionato: 13/10/2023; Accettato: 22/10/2023
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