Este trabalho teve como objetivo o estudo da espuma rígida de poliuretano (PU) derivada de óleo de mamona para aplicação como forro na isolação térmica de sistemas de cobertura. Dentro deste objetivo foram caracterizadas as suas propriedades termomecânicas e avaliado o seu comportamento térmico quando aplicada como forro em células de teste em quatro situa-ções diferentes. As caracterizações termomecânicas da espuma rígida de poliuretano derivada de óleo de mamona foram realizadas utilizando as técnicas Termogravimétrica (TGA), Dinâ-mico-Mecânica (DMA), e Método do Fio Quente Paralelo. A técnica Termogravimétrica (TGA) possibilitou o estudo da decomposição da espuma e uma avaliação de sua cinética. A cinética de decomposição foi realizada em quatro diferentes razões de aquecimento e os resul-tados foram avaliados utilizando o método baseado no modelo de Ozawa-Flynn-Wall no qual foi possível estimar o tempo de vida da espuma rígida de poliuretano para vários valores de temperatura constante. Por meio da utilização da técnica Dinâmico-Mecânica (DMA) foi pos-sível determinar a temperatura de transição vítrea da espuma e os módulos viscoelásticos de armazenamento (E) e de perda (E) assim como os valores de Tan Delta. O Método do Fio Quente Paralelo proporcionou a determinação do valor da condutividade térmica da espuma, que a classificou como um material muito isolante (1).A espuma rígida de poliuretano apre-sentou propriedades termomecânicas compatíveis para utilização como isolante térmico em temperaturas abaixo da ambiente, e em temperaturas acima de 100 oC. O estudo comparativo entre quatro células de teste para análise do comportamento térmico do forro foi feito com a coleta de dados em canteiro experimental. Os resultados obtidos comprovaram a eficiência da espuma rígida de poliuretano derivada do óleo de mamona na redução da entrada de calor durante o período de radiação solar global máxima e a atenuação da perda de calor no período sem influência da radiação solar / This work aimed to study the rigid foam polyurethane (PU) derived from castor oil for appli-cation as lining in thermal insulation systems coverage. Within this objective we have charac-terized the thermomechanical properties and assessed its thermal behavior when applied as lining cells testing in four different situations. The rigid foam polyurethanes thermo characte-rizations, derived from castor oil, were performed using the Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA), Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA), and Hot Parallel Wire Method. The Thermo-gravimetric Analysis (TGA) has enabled the study of the foams decomposition and an evalu-ation of its kinetics. The decomposition kinetics was carried out in four various heating rea-sons and the results were evaluated using the method based on Ozawa-Flynn-Wall model which it was possible to estimate the rigid foam polyurethanes lifetime for various constant temperature values. By Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) has been possible to determine the foams glass transition temperature and the viscoelastics modules, storing module (E\') and loss module (E) well as the values of Tan Delta. The Hot Parallel Wire Method provided the valuation of foams thermal conductivity which ranked as a very insulating material (1). The rigid foam polyurethane has been shown to thermomechanical compatible for used as an insu-lator heat at temperatures below ambient, and temperatures above 100 oC. The four test cells comparative study for linings thermal behavior analysis was made with the collecting data from experimental plot. Results obtained proved the rigid foam polyurethane efficiency, de-rived from castor oil, in reducing the input heat during the maximum solar radiation and at-tenuation of heat loss in the period with no influence of solar radiation.

Este trabalho teve como objetivo o estudo da espuma rígida de poliuretano (PU) derivada de óleo de mamona para aplicação como forro na isolação térmica de sistemas de cobertura. Dentro deste objetivo foram caracterizadas as suas propriedades termomecânicas e avaliado o seu comportamento térmico quando aplicada como forro em células de teste em quatro situa-ções diferentes. As caracterizações termomecânicas da espuma rígida de poliuretano derivada de óleo de mamona foram realizadas utilizando as técnicas Termogravimétrica (TGA), Dinâ-mico-Mecânica (DMA), e Método do Fio Quente Paralelo. A técnica Termogravimétrica (TGA) possibilitou o estudo da decomposição da espuma e uma avaliação de sua cinética. A cinética de decomposição foi realizada em quatro diferentes razões de aquecimento e os resul-tados foram avaliados utilizando o método baseado no modelo de Ozawa-Flynn-Wall no qual foi possível estimar o tempo de vida da espuma rígida de poliuretano para vários valores de temperatura constante. Por meio da utilização da técnica Dinâmico-Mecânica (DMA) foi pos-sível determinar a temperatura de transição vítrea da espuma e os módulos viscoelásticos de armazenamento (E) e de perda (E) assim como os valores de Tan Delta. O Método do Fio Quente Paralelo proporcionou a determinação do valor da condutividade térmica da espuma, que a classificou como um material muito isolante (1).A espuma rígida de poliuretano apre-sentou propriedades termomecânicas compatíveis para utilização como isolante térmico em temperaturas abaixo da ambiente, e em temperaturas acima de 100 oC. O estudo comparativo entre quatro células de teste para análise do comportamento térmico do forro foi feito com a coleta de dados em canteiro experimental. Os resultados obtidos comprovaram a eficiência da espuma rígida de poliuretano derivada do óleo de mamona na redução da entrada de calor durante o período de radiação solar global máxima e a atenuação da perda de calor no período sem influência da radiação solar / This work aimed to study the rigid foam polyurethane (PU) derived from castor oil for appli-cation as lining in thermal insulation systems coverage. Within this objective we have charac-terized the thermomechanical properties and assessed its thermal behavior when applied as lining cells testing in four different situations. The rigid foam polyurethanes thermo characte-rizations, derived from castor oil, were performed using the Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA), Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA), and Hot Parallel Wire Method. The Thermo-gravimetric Analysis (TGA) has enabled the study of the foams decomposition and an evalu-ation of its kinetics. The decomposition kinetics was carried out in four various heating rea-sons and the results were evaluated using the method based on Ozawa-Flynn-Wall model which it was possible to estimate the rigid foam polyurethanes lifetime for various constant temperature values. By Dynamic Mechanical Analysis (DMA) has been possible to determine the foams glass transition temperature and the viscoelastics modules, storing module (E\') and loss module (E) well as the values of Tan Delta. The Hot Parallel Wire Method provided the valuation of foams thermal conductivity which ranked as a very insulating material (1). The rigid foam polyurethane has been shown to thermomechanical compatible for used as an insu-lator heat at temperatures below ambient, and temperatures above 100 oC. The four test cells comparative study for linings thermal behavior analysis was made with the collecting data from experimental plot. Results obtained proved the rigid foam polyurethane efficiency, de-rived from castor oil, in reducing the input heat during the maximum solar radiation and at-tenuation of heat loss in the period with no influence of solar radiation.

Ce travail de thèse porte sur le développement d’une nouvelle génération de mousses polymères biosourcées capables de satisfaire la fonction d’âme alvéolaire et structurale de pièces automobiles. Les formulations époxy choisies comme base polymère reposent sur deux différents prépolymères époxy, l’huile de lin époxydée (ELO) et le glycérol époxydé (GE). Ces derniers, associés en proportions variables, sont réticulés avec deux différents durcisseurs : l’isophorone diamine (IPDA) ou l’anhydride méthyl tétrahydrophtalique (MTHPA). Les formulations ternaires « ELO – GE – durcisseur » ont été caractérisées selon une approche multi-techniques (DSC, TGA, rhéométrie dynamique et en mode permanent) permettant d’établir des relations structure-propriétés fiables. Puis, la production d’une mousse a été possible grâce à la maîtrise d’une réaction chimique qui se déroule parallèlement à la réticulation de la résine époxy. Le bicarbonate de sodium et de potassium ont été retenus comme agents moussants. Afin d’améliorer les performances finales des mousses, la proportion de GE au sein des formulations polymère à base IPDA a été augmentée. Mais, une telle modification induit la dégradation thermique du système à cause de l’exothermicité élevée de la réaction de réticulation. L’introduction d’un absorbeur d’exothermicité, permet grâce à sa décomposition endothermique de contrôler l’excès de chaleur dégagée et par la même d’empêcher la dégradation. Une dernière classe de durcisseurs a également été étudiée et donne après optimisation des mousses dotés d’excellentes propriétés ultimes. Ainsi, une large gamme de mousses biosourcées rigides et légères pouvant être mises en œuvre dans un temps très court a été développée. / This thesis focuses on the development of a new generation of bio-based polymer foams able to produce low density core in sandwich structure for automotive applications. The polymer formulations used in this research contain two different epoxy compounds, epoxidized linseed oil (ELO) and the epoxidized glycerol (GE). Combined in varying proportions, they were cured with two different hardeners, isophorone diamine (IPDA) or methyl tetrahydrophthalic anhydride (MTHPA). Ternary formulations “ELO – GE – hardener” were characterized by a multi-techniques approach (DSC, TGA, rheometry in steady or dynamic mode) in order to establish structure-property relationships. The production of polymeric-foam materials was carried out by tuning a chemical reaction which takes place during curing. Sodium bicarbonate and potassium bicarbonate were used as harmless foaming agents. In order to improve the final performances of the foams, the ratio GE/ELO was increased in the reactive formulations based on IPDA hardener. But, such modification provokes also the thermal degradation of the system because of the high exothermicity of the curing reaction. The introduction of “exothermicity regulators” that undergo endothermic transformations allowed to control the excess of released heat and consequently, to prevent the material degradation. A last class of hardener was also studied and made it possible after optimization the production of foams with good ultimate properties. To conclude, a large range of biobased and lightweight rigid foams able to be produced in a few minutes was developed.

Les mousses rigides constituent une classe très importante de matériaux de par leur large champ d’applications et de leur poids économique considérable. Le développement de mousses à base de tannins a permis d’obtenir des matériaux issus à 90% de produits naturels. Dans ce travail, un type de tannins très réactif dit « procyanidine », a été employé. Les formulations et la technologie de fabrication de mousses rigides ont été développées à partir de tannins extraits d’écorce de pin et d’épicéa. Dans un premier temps, la composition et la réactivité des tannins ont été étudiées. Ensuite, l’étude du processus de moussage des résines à base de ces tannins a permis l’élaboration d’une large gamme de mousses rigides tannin-furanique. Leur excellente résistance au feu, leur résistance mécanique et leur haute performance thermique en font des matériaux d’isolation de haute qualité. Ces mousses peuvent également être employées comme absorbeurs acoustiques. De plus, de nouveaux solides cellulaires à base de tannins et de protéine ont également été développés, proposant ainsi un nouveau type de matériaux issu de produits naturels / Rigid foams contitute a very important class of materials considering their wide application range and their considerable economic impact. The development of tannin-based foams provided materials made from 90% natural products.In this work, a type of tannins highly reactive, namely « procyanidin », was used. First, tannins composition and reactivity were studied. Then, the foaming process investigation of tannin-based resins leads to a wide pannel of tannin-furanic rigid foams. Their excellent fire resistance, mechanical resistance and high thermal performance make them high quality insulation materials. These foams are also suitable for other applications such acoustic absorption. Thus, new cellular solids from tannin and protein were also developped, offering a new type of materials derived from natural products

Die Anwendung von textilbewehrtem Beton ermöglicht vorgefertigte, filigrane und leichte Betonkonstruktionen von hoher Dauerhaftigkeit und Oberflächenqualität. Stand der Technik in der Anwendung sind hinterlüftete Fassadenplatten mit Dicken von 20-35 mm und Größen von bis zu 12,3 m², die aufgrund der geringen Querschnittssteifigkeiten nur mit metallischen oder monolithischen Aussteifungen realisierbar sind. Steife, tragfähige und dennoch leichte Querschnitte lassen sich mit Sandwichkonstruktionen erreichen, die große Spannweiten und zusätzliche Einsparpotentiale im Betoneinsatz und der Gesamtbauteilstärke ermöglichen. Insbesondere selbsttragende Sandwichkonstruktionen bieten ein hohes Anwendungspotenzial im Fassadenbereich. Der vorliegende Beitrag berichtet über Lastannahmen, Tragverhalten, Herstellung und Anwendung beim Hallenneubau des Instituts für Textiltechnik, RWTH Aachen.

Die Anwendung von textilbewehrtem Beton ermöglicht vorgefertigte, filigrane und leichte Betonkonstruktionen von hoher Dauerhaftigkeit und Oberflächenqualität. Stand der Technik in der Anwendung sind hinterlüftete Fassadenplatten mit Dicken von 20-35 mm und Größen von bis zu 12,3 m², die aufgrund der geringen Querschnittssteifigkeiten nur mit metallischen oder monolithischen Aussteifungen realisierbar sind. Steife, tragfähige und dennoch leichte Querschnitte lassen sich mit Sandwichkonstruktionen erreichen, die große Spannweiten und zusätzliche Einsparpotentiale im Betoneinsatz und der Gesamtbauteilstärke ermöglichen. Insbesondere selbsttragende Sandwichkonstruktionen bieten ein hohes Anwendungspotenzial im Fassadenbereich. Der vorliegende Beitrag berichtet über Lastannahmen, Tragverhalten, Herstellung und Anwendung beim Hallenneubau des Instituts für Textiltechnik, RWTH Aachen.