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Biodegradable polymers for industrial applications Ray Smith
Publisher: CRC Press

SRIC researchers report theglobal biodegradable polymers market doubled from 2005 to 2009 and project 13 percent annual growth for the market from 2009 to 2014. Malveda continued, "Likewise, prices of petroleum-based alternatives and the economy's recovery will help shape the industry's future." According to SRIC researchers, a major driver in the use of biodegradable polymers will be the food packaging, dishes and cutlery market segments. The new reclaim line can produce up to 15 million pounds Primary users of D7473 will be companies that make biodegradable polymers or items that will be disposed of at sea, ASTM said. The intrinsic features of polyurethane polymers - such as elasticity, clarity, and tunable mechanical properties - are found to be key in industrial and personal care applications. It sounds futuristic: Tissue Regeneration Systems Inc. Is in the business of using a biodegradable polymer mesh to grow new bone and replace the titanium implants now in use. Understanding structure-property relationships of polyurethanes is A Knoevenagel condensation synthetic approach for preparing polymer precursors and solution polymerization methods utilized to yield biodegradable polymers. Raven Industries Engineered Films Division has installed a new reclaim production line designed to capture and recycle excess polymer material from internal manufacturing processes. Further study is recommended to investigate the speed at which biodegradable polymers decompose outside of industrial composting situations, and their durability in marine and freshwater systems. Of industrial applications, including pharmaceutical coatings materials and construction additives. But the future isn't While there are no polycaprolactone products in the bone repair and replacement market, it has been widely used in industry and biotech and has been approved by the FDA for a variety of applications in the human body, including coating drugs and as a suture material.