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Bubble motion through non-crimp fabrics during composites manufacturing

2008

Bubbles motion through interbundle channels in biaxial non-crimp fabrics is modelled. The scenario is that formed bubbles move with the resin through these channels and are trapped if the channels become too narrow. By usage of a permeability network model, existing criteria on bubble deformation and a variety of analytical and probabilistic methods it is found that the paths of the bubbles depend significantly on the position of the threads keeping the fabric together and the number of fibres crossing the interbundle channels. Another result is that the pressure difference over a trapped bubble increases with 50% in a 3D geometry possible helping the bubble to escape. A third result is tha…

Physics::Fluid DynamicsVoid (astronomy)Materials scienceTransfer moldingMechanics of MaterialsBubbleCeramics and CompositesCrimpFluid mechanicsComposite materialPorosityNetwork modelPressure differenceComposites Part A: Applied Science and Manufacturing
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Observable Streaming Potential in Membranes

2003

Theories describing the electrokinetic processes in membranes usually involve nonobservable variables. One of these phenomena is the streaming potential, i.e., the electric potential generated by a pressure difference imposed across the membrane system. In this work the streaming potential is successfully described by using observable variables in the framework of thermodynamics of irreversible processes. The observable electric potential is the central quantity of the transport equations. The relaxation with time of this electric potential difference is well explained by the solute flux in these transport equations. The fluxes and forces defined in the formulation permit one to analyze the…

Work (thermodynamics)Renewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentChemistryObservableCondensed Matter PhysicsStreaming currentSurfaces Coatings and FilmsElectronic Optical and Magnetic MaterialsPressure differenceElectrokinetic phenomenaClassical mechanicsMembraneMaterials ChemistryElectrochemistryRelaxation (physics)Electric potentialJournal of The Electrochemical Society
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