Montreal Scientists Invent 3D Composite to ID Liquids Pipelines Interested
Researchers at Polytechnique Montreal announced last fall they had developed a conductive, 3D-printable composite which, they believe, industry can use to detect and describe liquids in real time. They believe this discovery could have significant applications in hydrocarbons, aerospace, and manufacturing industries. Their paper, entitled 3D Printing of Highly Conductive Nanocomposites for the Functional Optimization…