Marco Carati

Adjunct professor

Department of Electrical, Electronic, and Information Engineering "Guglielmo Marconi"

Research

Keywords: Automatic machines Packaging machines Injection molding Compression molding Stretch Blow Molding Mold for plastic Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) Sustainable packaging Modeling and simulation Short-contact-time adhesiveness Polymer-metal adhesiveness Steel Heat Treatments Aluminum Alloy Heat Treatments Surface Treatments on Aluminum Alloy Coatings on Steel Steel Corrosion Resistance Aluminum Alloy Corrosion Resistance Power Plant Engineering Carbon Capture and Storage plants Renewable energy power plants

Research and development on packaging automatic machines with ten years industrial experience on thermoplastic injection molding, compression molding and stretch blow molding technologies. Focus on molding of virgin and recycled (up to 100%) Poly(ethylene terephthalate) (PET) and sustainable materials.
Modeling and simulation of complex and/or innovative systems for automatic machines, included fluid-structures interactions.
Metal-polymer adhesiveness for short-contact-time (milliseconds), typical of compression molding technology.
Heat treatments on:
- Steels to optimize mechanical properties, dimensional stability and corrosion resistance;
- Aluminum alloys to optimize mechanical properties.
Surface treatments and coatings on steel and aluminum alloy to optimize mechanical properties and corrosion resistance.
Power plants with low environmental impact:
- Renewable energy power plants;
- Power Plants with Carbon Capture and Storage.

Marco Carati

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