AELab has consolidated experience in the modeling and characterization of metasurfaces and metamaterials and in the design of innovative microwave antennas and devices, acquired during research projects both on behalf of industries and international agencies
The present patent application is based on a reactive mixing process of ethylene polymers and polyamides developed by us, through which it is possible to obtain in a single step (one-step) master batch with polyolefinic or inverse matrix.
The invention relates to a process for controlled functionalization of a polyolefin in the presence of radical reaction initiators.
The present invention relates to the preparation and use of novel copolymers comprising polylactic acid (PLA), organic plasticizers with epoxy functionality and biodegradable polyester elastomers.
The new patented materials feature a copolymer structure containing biodegradable polyester segments and aromatic polycarbonate segments (20%), prepared by a reactive mixing process.
The patented technology combines an aluminum substructure with a cladding panel in Pino Radiata wood with Accoja treatment in order to create a commercially competitive system compared to advanced screen facades with other cladding materials and obtain a cladding characterized by exceptional performance of stability and resistance to climatic factors.
The invention refers to the sector of non-invasive investigations by means of ultrasound, both in the medical field and in the structural field of materials or objects.
The present invention relates to a building material testing device for measuring certain mechanical properties of a building material by performing, for example, compression or flexural failure tests on mortar, concrete and/or brick samples, or bending tests on reinforcing steel bars.
The present invention relates to a thermoplastic material based on polycondensation polymers and an effective method for producing it.
The present invention relates to new thermoplastic polymeric compositions useful for the production, by hot extrusion, of biodegradable, compostable products and packaging, having at the same time performances and costs comparable to those of products obtained with traditional non-biodegradable thermoplastic polymeric materials, such as polyolefins.
