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Advancing Circular AM: Université de Lorraine Explores Sorting-Free Plastic 3D Printing
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Advancing Circular AM: Université de Lorraine Explores Sorting-Free Plastic 3D Printing
Researchers at the Université de Lorraine in France have examined strategies to simplify plastic recycling by reducing the need for pre-sorting, helping to advance Distributed Recycling Additive Manufacturing (DRAM) as a framework for more localized and circular production systems. This approach is significant because sorting mixed plastic waste remains one of the most costly and […]
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