2014
DOI: 10.3989/cyv.142014
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Preparación y caracterización de nanofluidos: Influencia de variables sobre su estabilidad, estado de aglomeración y propiedades físicas

Abstract: INTRODUCCIÓNLos avances tecnológico desarrollados en los últimos años han permitido la obtención y el uso de nuevos materiales de tamaño nanométrico. En la mayoría de los casos, estos materiales sólidos son puestos en suspensión en un medio acuoso u orgánico y utilizados en múltiples aplicaciones: sistemas de transferencia de calor, captadores solares, almacenamiento de energía, secado por atomización para obtención de gránulos nanoestructurados, etc.Se entiende por ciencia coloidal el estudio de los sistemas … Show more

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“…Petzold et al [ 34 ] compared the stability of the liquids obtained by using several mixing procedures (ultrasound bath, probe-type ultrasonic devices and magnetic stirrers) finding that the probe-type ultrasonic devices achieved the smaller particle diameters with the lower agitation times. Some other references [ 30 , 34 ], also recommend the use of ultrasound proves instead of ultrasound baths or magnetic stirring. In this work an ultrasonic processor of rated power 750 W and ultrasound wave intensity 670 W/cm 2 , manufactured by the company Sonics & Materials.inc (Newtown, CT, USA) was applied to disperse the NP into the BF ( Figure 3 ).…”
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“…Petzold et al [ 34 ] compared the stability of the liquids obtained by using several mixing procedures (ultrasound bath, probe-type ultrasonic devices and magnetic stirrers) finding that the probe-type ultrasonic devices achieved the smaller particle diameters with the lower agitation times. Some other references [ 30 , 34 ], also recommend the use of ultrasound proves instead of ultrasound baths or magnetic stirring. In this work an ultrasonic processor of rated power 750 W and ultrasound wave intensity 670 W/cm 2 , manufactured by the company Sonics & Materials.inc (Newtown, CT, USA) was applied to disperse the NP into the BF ( Figure 3 ).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The stability of the samples was evaluated by means of visual inspection and with the measure of the particle size. Visual inspection has been the most commonly applied technique for the evaluation of the stability of DNF for use in transformers [ 30 ]. This method is based on the fact that the loss of stability of the fluids is sometimes noticeable by the apparition of aggregates or precipitates in the fluid.…”
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“…At present there is a vital interest in solar-based systems, since thermal energy [1] can be obtained for different applications such as generating steam or hot water to processes [2]; on the other hand, the performance of the fluids that are commonly used in solar collectors has a low thermal conductivity [3] and reduced capacity of solar radiation absorption, in addition to its operation it is required the use of fossil fuels [4], main source of greenhouse gases which promotes global warming causing damage to climate, environment and human health [5]. For these reasons, it is desired to increase the performance of such devices using nanoparticles [6] dispersed in bionanofluids [7], carrying out experimentation processes and application analysis in order to evaluate their positive effect on solar heating systems.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%