High-precision 3D printing of microfluidic devices under sanctions restrictions

Abstract

The article is devoted to the problem of import substitution of microfluidic chips in the conditions of sanctions restrictions. The stages of chip production are described, a comparison of traditional and additive manufacturing methods is given. The features of the projection microstereolithography method and the materials used are considered in detail. A case study on the introduction of 3D-printing chips for a research organization that is engaged in the selection of surfactants to enhance oil recovery from rocks is presented. The economic efficiency of implementation is analyzed.