P3MI Research 2017

Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Preparation of 3D Printing Filament
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group Made from Thermoplastic Starch
Dr. rer. nat. Mardiyati (PIC), Prof. Dr. Ir. Rochim Suratman, Dr. Ir. Husaini Ardy
Introduction
Results
Utilization and
demand of 3D
printing filament
increase significantly.

The commercial 3D
Fig. 2. Propeler printed by using
printing filaments that
biocomposite filament
available in the
Fig. 1. Biocomposite filament Fig. 3. Bottle cap waste filament
market are non-
degradable,
expensive, and toxic.

Aims
Fig. 4. Products that printed by using bottle cap filament
To develop 3D
printing filament
made from Output
thermoplastic starch
To be registered as patent (under preparation)
 P3MI Research 2017 The Effect of Gelatin Addition on the Coating
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Deposition Characteristics of Cr-Nano Zirconia
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group on Aluminum 1100 Substrate
Dr. Aditianto Ramelan (PIC), and Dr. Eng. Asep Ridwan Setiawan
Introduction Method
Results
Hard chromium coating Hard chromium
are widely used to coating by Fig.3 Hardness of hard chromium coating
improve the surface electrophoretic
performance of deposition method
mechanical components on an aluminum ig. 3. Bottle cap waste filament
made of aluminum to its 1100 substrate.
high hardness.
Fig. 1
By adding ceramics Specimen
particle such as nano- area
zirconia as a Fig. 4. Products that printe
reinforcement into the
hard chromium matrix.

Aims
To improve the
stability with gelatin
as a dispersant.
Fig. 2
Electrophoretic Fig. 4 Surface morphology of hard chromium coating
deposition process

Output International paper at Materials Research Express (IF: 1.07, Q2) (under review)
 P3MI Research 2017
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group
Introduction
The present research
focus on the metallurgy
and mechanical aspect
of dissimilar metal
welding.
One of the common
parameters that
significantly contribute to
the metallurgical aspect
on the metal during
welding is heat input.
Aims
Observe the effect of
heat input on the
metallurgical and
mechanical aspect of
both welded metals
Optimization of Heat Input and heat treatment
on the dissimilar metal welding by Gas Metal
Arc Welding (GMAW)
Dr. R Dadan Ramdan (PIC), Prof. Dr. Rochim Suratman, and Dr. Bambang Widyanto
Method
Results
Welding was
conducted by Gas
Metal Arc Welding
(GMAW) on
stainless and
carbon steel with
filler metal of ER
309.
Mechanical testing,
and microstructure
characterization
and Energy
Dispersive
Spectroscopy
(EDS)
characterization.
Output
One paper submitted to ICKEM 2018 and will be published at Key Engineering Materials (Q4)
Two papers at IOP as conference proceedings (accepted)
 P3MI Research 2017
Fabrication of fenton catalyst with Nata de Coco
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as catalyst support for wastewater treatment of
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group textile industries
Arie Wibowo, Ph.D (PIC), and Dr. Husaini Ardy
Introduction Results
In term of easiness and
XRD result SEM results
eco-friendly process,
heterogeneous fenton
catalysts are more
attractive than
homogeneous fenton
catalysts because they
can be used in wide range
of pH, can be recycled,
and did not produced other
pollutant.
UV-VIS result
Method
Catalytic
degradation

Conclussion Output

 Successful preparation of heterogeneous fenton catalyst with smaller particle size and better catalytic activity is International paper at Materials Research
important for their application in wastewater treatment. Express (IF: 1.07, Q2) (under review)
 P3MI Research 2017 Development of conductive scaffold for biomedical
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering application: Green Synthesis of Silver Nanoparticles
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group Using Indonesian Wild Forest Honey
Arie Wibowo, Ph.D (PIC), Dr. Arif basuki, Dr. Eng. Asep Ridwan Setiawan
Introduction Results
XRD result DLS results [AgNO3] (M) [Honey] Size Distribution (nm) Mean PDI
(%w/v) diamete
10% 50% 90%
r (nm)
5 x 10-4 0.5 333.7 411.4 46,112.4 1,707.7 0.67
5 x 10-4 5 250.7 297.6 11,451.7 702.3 0.29
5 x 10-4 10 49.8 136.4 407.2 117.5 0.34
5x 10-3 10 25.1 49.8 357.8 408.1 0.20
Ag NPs were formed 5x 10-2 10 26.5 229.4 1175.2 463.8 0.21
FTIR result
TEM results

Smaller particles sizes of Ag NPs can be obtained by increasing honey and decreasing
Phenolic and carboxylic compound were found AgNO3 concentration

Conclussion Output
 Ag NPs have been successfully prepared using honey as a capping and reducing agent through green synthesis. International paper at Materials Research
 The smallest and most uniform silver nanoparticle was observed at 10 % w/v of Indonesian wild honey and 5 x 10−4 M Express (IF: 1.07, Q2) (submitted)
of AgNO3 with an average particle size of 117.5 nm.
 P3MI Research 2017 Engineering Failure Analysis: Analysis
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group Methods and Case Studies
Dr. Arif basuki (PIC), Dr. Slameto Wiryolukito

Results

Output
Publishing process
 Utilization of Ultrasonic Method for Determining the
P3MI Research 2017
Faculty of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Elasticity Modulus Properties of Materials
Firmansyah Sasmita, M.T. (PIC), Dr. Hermawan Judawisastra,
Materials Science and Engineering Research Group Toni Agung P. (Center for Material and Technical Products – Ministry of Industry, RI)

Results
Introduction
Industrial need of fast, simple
and affordable method for
determining elastic modulus
of engineering materials
Level of Error
1. Metallic Materials: 0.1%
Aim UJI
ULTRASONIK 2. Ceramic Materials: 2.69 – 136 %
PREPARASI OPTIMALSISASI
DATA
Development of simple and SPESIMEN
UJI
PARAMETER
3. Polymeric Materials: 65.42 – 387.49%
MERUSAK
affordable ultrasonic method
DATA &
for determination of elastic VERIFIKASI

modulus of materials KESIMPULAN ANALISIS

Output
1) 1 international paper at
IJASEIT (accepted to be published)
2) 1 conference paper at AIP
Conference Proceedings
(accepted to be published)
3) ITB - CMTP Ministry of
Industry RI Collaboration