Dolf Klomp
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RESEARCH PROFILE
Dolf Klomp is a doctoral candidate in the Polymer Technology group at the Eindhoven University of Technology. He works on the creation of a Discrete Element Method (DEM) model for 3D Multi-Material food printing. The goal of his project is to design a miniaturized piezo-electric actuated hopper capable of selectively depositing a range of food materials. This will allow for the creation of a multi-material powder bed that is needed for multi-material 3D food printing.
Although it is easier to simulate spheres, "ubi materia ibi geometria", still holds.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUND
Dolf Klomp obtained his B Eng degree at the Rijswijk University of Applied Sciences in 2003. After 14 years of working in the applied research field, from 2011 at the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research (TNO), Dolf came back to academia in 2016 to start his PhD project in the field of 3D Food Printing.
Recent Publications
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Dolf Jaap Klomp
Particle flow analysis for multi-material 3D food printing
(2022) -
Dolf J. Klomp,Martien A. Hulsen,Patrick D. Anderson
A 2D hysteretic DEM model for arbitrarily shaped polygonal particles
Powder Technology (2021) -
Dolf J. Klomp,Martien A. Hulsen,Patrick D. Anderson
Multi-Material 3D Food Printing Towards Simulation Driven Powder Depositor Design
33rd EFFoST International Conference 2019 (2019) -
Dolf J. Klomp,Patrick D. Anderson,Martien A. Hulsen
Development of a Discrete Element Method for Simulating Particle Flow in 3D Food Printing
Dutch Polymer Days 2018 (2018) -
D.J. Klomp,P.D. Anderson
Next generation multi-material 3D food printer concept
Dutch Polymer Days 2017 (2017)
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