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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Istraživanje fenomena aerosola formiranog od emulzija mineralnih i drugih ulja u vodi / Investigation on the phenomena of aerosols formed from emulsions of mineral and other oils in water

Sokolović Dunja 17 May 2012 (has links)
<p>Predmet istraživanja ove doktorske disertacije<br />je bio formiranje i proučavanje osobina i<br />pona&scaron;anja organskih aerosola nastalih<br />atomiziranjem stabilnih emulzija dominantno<br />pod dejstvom centrifugalne sile. Kori&scaron;ćene su<br />vodene emulzije komercijalnih sredstava za<br />hlađenje i podmazivanje (SHP), koja se koriste<br />pri obradi metalnih odlivaka. Cilj istraživanja je<br />bio ispitati i objasniti uticaj koncentracije SHP<br />emulzije, brzine strujanja vazduha, prirode kako<br />ulja, tako i osobina emulzija, kao &scaron;to su gustina,<br />viskoznost, povr&scaron;inski napon, kao i udaljenost<br />od mesta atomiziranja na masenu koncentraciju,<br />broj i veličinu kapi aerosola u kontrolisanim<br />laboratorijskim uslovima.<br />Uslovi eksperimenta isključili su uticaj toplote<br />nastale kao posledica trenja alata i delova koji<br />se obrađuju. Pored toga isključeno je prisustvo<br />čvrstih mikronskih čestica koje potiču od delova<br />koji se obrađuju, kao i prisutvo plivajućeg<br />hidrauličnog ulja i mikroorganizama koji uvek<br />prate realan industrijski fluid.<br />Eksperimentalni program je realizovan na tri<br />komercijalna SHP sredstva različitog porekla.<br />Proučavani su aerosoli formirani atomiziranjem<br />emulzije tri različite koncentracije uljne faze: 1,<br />6 i 10 %. Pri jednakim eksperimentalnim<br />uslovima ispitivan je i aerosol formiran, od<br />vode kori&scaron;ćene za pripremu emulzija. Određene<br />su osobine ulja i emulzija koje su od značaja za<br />atomiziranje tečnosti. Proučavan je i uticaj<br />brzine ventilacionog vazduha na osobine<br />aerosola. Eksperimenti su realizovani pri<br />brzinama vazduha od 1, 3, 6, 8 m/s.<br />Uzorkovanje aerosola je realizovano u komori,<br />na ulazu u ventilacini vod i duž ventilacione<br />cevi dužine 8m na pet mernih tačaka koje se<br />nalaze na 0,5, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8 m u odnosu na<br />komoru.<br />Značajan doprinos ove doktorske disertacije je<br />postavljanje teorije da atomiziranjem emulzije<br />kao heterogene tečnosti, nastaje heterogen<br />aerosol, pri čemu mogu nastati kapi različite<br />prirode, između ostalog i kapi čistog ulja. Na taj<br />način je obja&scaron;njen fenomen da porastom<br />koncentracije emulzije raste veličina kapi<br />nastalog aerosola. Aerosoli nastali od<br />koncentrovanijih emulzija pokazuju uređenije<br />strujanje kroz ventilacionu cev, &scaron;to je od<br />značaja za uspe&scaron;nije projektovanje ventilacionih<br />sistema i filtara za njihovu separaciju u cilju<br />za&scaron;tite zdravlja radnika i za&scaron;tite okoline.</p> / <p> This PhD Thesis presents an experimental<br /> study of organic aerosols formed from stable<br /> water emulsions, predominantly by centrifugal<br /> force under laboratory conditions. Emulsions of<br /> metalworking fluids (MWF) were used in the<br /> experiments. The aim of this investigation was<br /> to explain the influence of MWF emulsion<br /> concentration, oil and emulsion properties<br /> (density, viscosity, and surface tension), air<br /> velocity, as well as distance from atomization<br /> generator on aerosol behavior and properties as<br /> size distribution, mass and number<br /> concentration. The experimental conditions<br /> excluded the influence of the heat arising from<br /> the friction between the tool and the<br /> workpieces. In this way the mechanism of<br /> aerosol formation by the<br /> evaporation/condensation is minimized.<br /> Besides, the presence of solid micrometer sized<br /> particulates originated from the work piece is<br /> excluded, as well as the presence of tramp oil<br /> and microorganisms, always accompanying a<br /> real industrial fluid.<br /> Three different commercial MWFs were<br /> investigated at three different oil-in-water<br /> emulsion concentrations, 1, 6, and 10 %<br /> respectively. Water aerosol was investigated<br /> under same experimental conditions. Properties<br /> of MWF oils and emulsion, which are important<br /> for liquid atomization, were determined.<br /> Influence of ventilation air velocity on aerosol<br /> properties was investigated as well.<br /> Experiments were realized under four different<br /> air velocities: 1, 3, 6, and 8 m/s. Samples were<br /> taken at three different points: at the camber, at<br /> the entrance of ventilation pipe, and at five<br /> sampling points along the pipe. Ventilation pipe<br /> was 8 m long, and sampling point were at 0.5, 1,<br /> 2, 4, 6, 8 m from the aerosol camber.<br /> The main contribution of this dissertation is<br /> the new theory that atomization of emulsion as a<br /> heterogeneous fluid leads to the formation of<br /> heterogeneous aerosol, containing droplets of a<br /> different nature, including droplets of pure oil.<br /> This theory explains the phenomenon that the<br /> aerosol droplet sizes increase with the increase<br /> of the emulsion concentration. Obtained results<br /> show that aerosols formed from the emulsions<br /> of higher concentration (6 and 10 %) have less<br /> chaotic flow through the ventilation pipe. This<br /> observation is important for better design of<br /> ventilation systems and filters for mist<br /> separation in order to protect human health and<br /> the environment.&nbsp;</p>

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