2011
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422011000800027
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Construção de uma câmara para monitoramento in situ do processo de secagem de geis e sólidos porosos

Abstract: studying the drying process of gels and solids. The equipment was built using mainly a commercial oven and others peripherals for programmed control of temperature, humidity and data acquisition. The system allows the in situ monitoring of the gel drying, registering the weight loss, and the shrinkage of sample and the oven temperatures. This set of allowed parameters makes possible to establish the main steps involved in the drying of meso and nanostructured porous materials.Keywords: gels drying; shrinkage; … Show more

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“…The mass loss and linear shrinkage measurements during drying at 55 C were performed using the drying apparatus described previously. 33 This apparatus uses a laser device to monitor changes in gel diameter during drying, without contact with the sample. The sample was suspended below a balance within the drying chamber, in which the relative humidity (25%) was controlled to a precision of about 3%.…”
Section: Emulsion Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The mass loss and linear shrinkage measurements during drying at 55 C were performed using the drying apparatus described previously. 33 This apparatus uses a laser device to monitor changes in gel diameter during drying, without contact with the sample. The sample was suspended below a balance within the drying chamber, in which the relative humidity (25%) was controlled to a precision of about 3%.…”
Section: Emulsion Characterizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The drying shrinkage driven by the capillary pressure leads to a drastic reduction in the porosity of the solid foam. 33 This effect can be avoided by increasing the structural stiffness of the emulsion through reinforcement of the inorganic network produced by the sol-gel reactions. In the case of the gas bubble foaming technique, this sol-gel network reinforcement can be usefully achieved by wet gel foam ageing.…”
Section: Emulsion-ceramic Foam Conversionmentioning
confidence: 99%