Mikael Rigdahl
Mikael Rigdahl is the group leader for the research group Polymeric materials and composites. An overall aim of the activities is to form a scientific platform from which new or improved materials and processes for polymers and composites can be developed. Here the relations between structure, processing and properties of the material/product are in focus. Mikael Rigdahl’s research interests are primarily within rheology of solids and fluids, composite materials (incl. nanocomposites), renewable materials and the relations between material properties and how we perceive them, e. visually.
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Cellulose nanocrystal dispersions conjugated with symmetric and asymmetric dialkylamine groups
Melt Processing of Ethylene-Acrylic Acid Copolymer Composites Reinforced with Nanocellulose
Injection Molding and Appearance of Cellulose-Reinforced Composites
Hot-mould foaming of modified hemicelluloses and hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
Extrusion Parameters for Foaming of a β-Glucan Concentrate
Composites with surface-grafted cellulose nanocrystals (CNC)
Flow behaviour and microstructure of a beta-glucan concentrate
Composites with surface-grafted cellulose nanocrystals (CNC)
Surface treatment of cellulose nanocrystals (CNC): effects on dispersion rheology
Rheological characterization of hybrid LDPE nanocomposites containing graphite nanoplatelets
The Paper Boat: building a composite Optimist dinghy with cellulose fiber and epoxy matrix
Extensional viscosity of a beta-glucan concentrate
Foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
Rheological properties of aqueous nano-cellulosic dispersions
Nanocellulose in biocomposites
Processing window for extrusion foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
Making foam from natural polymers
Foaming of hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose: Microstructure and mechanical properties
Foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose: Microstructure and mechanical properties
Continuous foaming of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose
Fibre-spinning polyethylene glycol with nanofibrillar cellulose reinforcement
Fibre-spinning poly(ethylene glycol) with nanofibrillar cellulose reinforcement
Extensional viscosity of microfibrillated cellulose suspensions
An advanced framework for the rheological characterization of polymer nanocomposites
Cellulose composite fibre spinning using a capillary viscometer
Color changes due to thermal ageing and artificial weathering of pigmented and textured ABS
Extensional viscosity of microfibrillated cellulose suspensions
Melt spinning of PVDF fibers with enhanced beta phase structure
Elongational flow mixing for manufacturing of grahite nanoplatelet/polystyrene composites
On the viscoelastic properties of microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) suspensions
Ageing of polymeric surfaces exhibiting flow marks - Effects on surface characteristics
Ghost marks - gloss-related defects in injection-molded plastics
Angle-resolved light scattering from textured injection-molded plastics
On the viscoelastic properties of microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) suspensions
Characteristics of flow marks in injection-moulded surfaces and their ageing behaviour
Influence of manufacturing on electrical performances of GNP/PS composites
Influence of manufacturing on electrical performances of graphite nanoplatelet filled polystyrene
Characteristics of flow marks in injection-moulded surfaces and their ageing behaviour
Melt spinning of conducting polymeric composites containing carbonaceous fillers
Processing and water absorption behavior of foamed potato starch
Melt rheology as a tool to evaluate dispersion of expanded graphite in PS
The Influence of the Measuring/Viewing Angle on the Color of Injection-Molded Plastics
Generation of flow marks - possible relations to the rheological properties of polypropylene melts
Evaluating contrast gloss of textured polymeric surfaces
In situ studies and simulation of mould filling with a model system for PIM
On the relations between color,gloss, and surface texture in injection-molded plastics
Experiences of and Improvement of Writing Skills in a Lecture Based Course in Polymeric Materials
Processing and properties of expanded starch materials
Characterization of flow-induced surface defects in injection moulded components - Case studies
Rheological and thermal properties of a model system for PIM
Visual perception and measurements of texture and gloss of injection-molded plastics
Processing and properties of expanded starch materials
Some effects of processing on the molecular structure and morphology of thermoplastic starch
Film blowing of thermoplastic starch
Characterisation of tiger stripes on injection-moulded polypropylene components
Rheological properties and PVT-behaviour of a model system for PIM
Processing and properties of mineral-interfaced cellulose fibre composites
Processing and properties of expanded starch materials
Processing and properties of expanded starch materials
The effect of texture on the pass/fail colour tolerances of injection-molded plastics
Processing and properties of expanded starch materials
Relations between colour, gloss and surface texture in injection-moulded plastics
Challenges set for coating powders applied to dry surface treatment of paper
On the stress-strain behavior of thermoplastic starch melts
Changes in dielectric properties for polyethylene at high frequencies
Extrusion processing of high amylose potato starch materials
Compression molding and tensile properties of thermoplastic potato starch materials
Relationships between gloss, surface texture and colour of injection moulded pigmented plastics
Injection Moulding and Mechanical properties of Recovered Polypropylene
Effects of injection-molding conditions on the gloss and color of pigmented polypropylene
On the relation between surface texture and gloss of injection-molded pigmented plastics
Characteristics of pigment-filled polymer coatings on paperboard
Pigment-filled polymer coatings on paperboard
The Gloss of Injection-Moulded Recovered Polypropylene
Surface treatment and printing properties of dispersion-coated paperboard
Effect of gloss and texture on the color of injection-molded pigmented plastics
Thermoplastic properties of oxidised starch
Coating of surface-modified papers with poly(vinyl alcohol)
Influence of extrusion coating conditions on structure and tensile properties of polyethylenes
On the relation between surface texture and gloss of injection-moulded pigmented plastics
Color of pigmented plastics - Meaurements and predictions
Carboxylated and cross-linked styrene-butadiene latices for dispersion coating
The clustering mechanism underlying a kinetic model related to Bose-Einstein statistics
Dispersion coating with carboxylated and cross-linked styrene-butadiene latices
Surface texture characterization of injection-molded pigmented plastics
Extrusion processing of high amylose potato starch materials
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