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E. Pentjuss
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A Comparative Study of Natural Fiber and Glass Fiber Fabrics Properties with Metal or Oxide Coatings
2015
Rapidly growing global demand for technical textiles industries is stimulated to develop new materials based on hybrid materials (yarns, fabrics) made from natural and glass fibres. The influence of moisture on the electrical properties of metal and metal oxide coated bast (flax, hemp) fibre and glass fibre fabrics are studied by electrical impedance spectroscopy and thermogravimetry. The bast fibre and glass fiber fabrics are characterized with electrical sheet resistance. The method for description of electrical sheet resistance of the metal and metal oxide coated technical textile is discussed. The method can be used by designers to estimate the influence of moisture on technical data of…
<title>Electrochromism of W-oxide-based films: some theoretical and experimental results</title>
1995
We survey some recent work related to electrochromic W-oxide-based thin films. The electronic structure of cubic (perovskite) WO3 and HWO3 was calculated from first principles. It was found, among other things, that hydroxide formation was energetically favored. Experimental studies were made on films prepared by reactive magnetron sputtering in Ar + O2 with and without CF4 addition and substrate bias. Structural studies by atomic force microscopy, x-ray diffraction, infrared reflectance spectroscopy, and Raman spectroscopy indicated that the electron bombardment associated with a positive substrate bias led to grain growth and partial crystallization while maintaining a high density of W e…
Investigation of carbonized layer on surface of NaAlSi glass fibers
2013
There are presented and discussed experimental results about carbonate shell on the sodium rich alumosilicate (NaAlSi) glass fibers and carbonization in wet air atmosphere and water uptake kinetic of such fiber fabrics. The analyzes of water uptake kinetic by regression technique, leaching and heating of carbonized glass fabrics helped to separate stages of fast and slow processes between fiber and carbonate shell and air atmosphere. The shell contains mixture of trona and hydrated sodium carbonate. Heating converts both substances to sodium carbonate. The weight uptake after heating encounters two fast exponential processes associated with water absorption on the surface of carbonated shel…
Mass recovery of carbonated fabrics of glass fibres after isothermal heating
2019
Acknowledgement: Authors acknowledge financial support from Latvian National Program IMIS2
Electrochemical impedance and moisture content of glass fabric
2012
The glass fiber fabrics have application at the wet conditions. Impedance measurements of sodium alumosilicate glass fabric in dependence on its moisture content are presented. The impact of pores of glass fibres and fabric components to electrochemical impedance of fabric are investigated and discussed.
<title>Influence of treatment on stability of electrochromic WO<formula><inf><roman>3</roman></inf></formula&g…
1997
The influence of exposure in vacuum of 10-2 - 10-3 Pa and temperature treatment at 720 - 730 K in water vapor atmosphere on stability of tungsten oxide films in 0.1 N H2SO4 electrolyte were studied. The processes that take place during the film exposure in vacuum, determine the reduction of charge injection at the constant voltage change condition. In the case of temperature treatment the opposite changes of charge injection were observed. This indicates to opposite processes in films during both expositions. According to exposures characters, they could be a reduction of tungsten oxide initiated by oxygen evacuation from film in vacuum and film oxidation in water vapor media at high temper…
<title>Long-term testing results of WO<formula><inf><roman>3</roman></inf></formula>-based electrochromic c…
1997
Two batches of the samples of electrochromic cell with WO3 and IrOx electrodes and Sb2O5 (DOT) water based solid electrolyte were tested at constant contrast ratio up to 107 cycles or stored during five years and the changes of current-voltage characteristics were studied. Two kinds of the changes were observed. The shift of curves along the voltage axis is supposed to be associated with the changes in the oxidation degree of tungsten oxide, while the changes in their shapes are associated with changes of water content in pores. The processes in the samples during cycling and storing are discussed.© (1997) COPYRIGHT SPIE--The International Society for Optical Engineering. Downloading of the…
Structure and Photocatalytic Properties of TiO2-WO3Composites Prepared by Electrophoretic Deposition
2015
In this work TiO2-WO3 composite films containing different oxide concentrations were prepared by electrophoretic deposition on steel substrates. Composite coating structures were analyzed by X -ray diffraction, Raman spectra and scanning electron microscopy. The results showed an even distribution of WO3 particles in the entire composite layer. Light absorption measurements were used for photocatalytic properties evaluation. It was found that the removal ratio of methylene blue depends on the (TiO2):(WO3) concentration ratio. The most effective photodegradation was determined for the sample that was electrophoretically deposited from the suspension with the molar content ratio n(TiO2):n(WO3…
<title>Performance problems of electrochromic coatings</title>
2003
The performance is actual problem of electrochromic coatings. The service and shelf life and cycling capacity are main performance characteristics. By solid-state ionics point of view any electrochromic cell based on phenomena with ion insertion - extraction processes is functioning as solid-state rechargeable battery. The main performance characteristics of electrochromic cells are similar. Performance of electrochromic coatings based on amorphous WO3 films and protons conducting electrolytes is limited by reversibility of ion insertion-extraction reactions, which causes degradation of cell components. The migration of water in the cell and hydration together with ion insertion-extraction …
Properties of Multi Phase Interfaces on the Tungsten Trioxide Particles in the Thin Films
2000
A wide spectrum of physical and chemical properties of thin films of tungsten trioxide compounds depend on composition, constitution and structure of the film, interaction with environment, and the type of external influences/excitations. The reason is the non-stoichiometric nature of transition metal oxides and properties of d-electrons. The short range order of non-stoichiometric compounds or phases of WO3 has a strong perovskite arrangement of tungsten and oxygen ions [1, 2]. The smallest crystalline clusters of perovskite short range order consist 6÷9 of [WO6]-octahedrons. One of the structural peculiarities-features of tungsten trioxide, related to non-stoichiometry, is a variety of [W…
Environment Humidity Effect on the Weight of Carbonized Na-Al-Si Glass Fabrics Recovery after Heating
2015
Na-Al-Si glass fabrics fibres contain Na+ ions that diffuse to its surface and along with CO2 and H2O from atmosphere create here the shell of carbonate hydrates. The heating of fabric leads to weight loss by evolving these substances. In this work the results of weight recovery study at room relative humidity (20% – 50%) and elevated humidity (near 70%) of fabrics after its heating at different temperatures (70°C – 150°C) are compared. The experiments shoved the different weight recovery kinetics. The initial exponential stages up to 0.3 h – 0.5 h of the both recoveries are associated with water absorption and differ by its levels. In a case of lower environment humidity the later weight i…