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Condotta, Rodrigo. "Coulabilité des poudres cohésives : mesures aux faibles contraintes, granulaires humides et application à une poudre industrielle." Phd thesis, Toulouse, INPT, 2005. http://oatao.univ-toulouse.fr/7328/1/condotta.pdf.
Full textConesa, Cyril. "Etude des propriétés physiques et comportementales des peintures en poudre en relation avec le procédé d'application de l'industrie automobile." Compiègne, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004COMP1528.
Full textAs a consequence of recent restrictions in European legislation, concerning the volatile organic compound emissions (VOC), has motivated almost every car-makers to replace the conventional solvent-borne paints by new low emission paint systems, including powder coating systems, which present important advantages from ecological and economical points of view. This study is about the impact of the physical characteristics of powder paintings (particle size distribution, density) on their behavior in the important stages of the industrial application process (flowability, fluidization, electrostatic charging). The development of specific characterization techniques (powder rheometer, column of fluidization/de-aeration) highlights the determining effect of flow additive on the. Cohesivity of powder paintings and their performances during the operations of fluidization or pneumatic conveying of this process. This work is also a beginning to an understandingof particles abrasion during the pneumatic conveying and phenomena of particles electrostatic charging during the application
Saker, Assia. "Étude critique de quelques techniques expérimentales d’évaluation de la coulabilité des poudres." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0314.
Full textIn industrial sectors, such as chemical, pharmaceutical or food industries, poor flowability of powders is often the causes of process malfunction. Poor flowability can lead to the blocking of powders in a silo, dosing and filling problems, or even bad quality on final product. To ensure proper process operation, it is therefore necessary and essential to evaluate the flowability of powders used. For this purpose, several experimental techniques such as angle of repose devices, shear cells or powder packing devices can be used. Flowability indices can then be defined in order to classify the powders according to the flow quality. Experimental tests have been carried out on several types of powders and the first results have shown that the transition from one technique to another can modify or even reverse the classification of the powder flowability. Indeed, according to the techniques studied, powders are subjected to different mechanical stresses and therefore the choice of the technique must be adapted to the real case of study. In this work, we were particularly interested to the evaluation of powders flowability from compaction devices. The work carried out has shown that the dynamic parameters (amplitude and frequency of taps) greatly influence the classification of powders flowability. From an energy approach, it has been shown that the evaluation of the flowability from Hausner ratio can be given by a compaction technique only if it achieves a value of energy required to obtain a maximal compaction of the particles. Finally, an implementation study of flowability evaluation techniques was carried out in the field of formulation by focusing on the quantitative evaluation of the influence of a glidant
Saker, Assia. "Étude critique de quelques techniques expérimentales d’évaluation de la coulabilité des poudres." Thesis, Université de Lorraine, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LORR0314.
Full textIn industrial sectors, such as chemical, pharmaceutical or food industries, poor flowability of powders is often the causes of process malfunction. Poor flowability can lead to the blocking of powders in a silo, dosing and filling problems, or even bad quality on final product. To ensure proper process operation, it is therefore necessary and essential to evaluate the flowability of powders used. For this purpose, several experimental techniques such as angle of repose devices, shear cells or powder packing devices can be used. Flowability indices can then be defined in order to classify the powders according to the flow quality. Experimental tests have been carried out on several types of powders and the first results have shown that the transition from one technique to another can modify or even reverse the classification of the powder flowability. Indeed, according to the techniques studied, powders are subjected to different mechanical stresses and therefore the choice of the technique must be adapted to the real case of study. In this work, we were particularly interested to the evaluation of powders flowability from compaction devices. The work carried out has shown that the dynamic parameters (amplitude and frequency of taps) greatly influence the classification of powders flowability. From an energy approach, it has been shown that the evaluation of the flowability from Hausner ratio can be given by a compaction technique only if it achieves a value of energy required to obtain a maximal compaction of the particles. Finally, an implementation study of flowability evaluation techniques was carried out in the field of formulation by focusing on the quantitative evaluation of the influence of a glidant
Condotta, Rodrigo Ryck Alain de. "Coulabilité des poudres cohésives mesures aux faibles contraintes, granulaires humides et application à une poudre industrielle /." Toulouse : INP Toulouse, 2005. http://ethesis.inp-toulouse.fr/archive/00000181.
Full textRuggi, David. "Mise en œuvre de poudres de polyamides : Influence des conditions de transformation sur la microstructure et les propriétés. Application à la fabrication additive par fusion laser." Thesis, Lyon, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019LYSEI057.
Full textSelective Laser Sintering, also called Powder Bed Fusion, is an additive manufacturing process that transforms a polymer powder layer-by-layer by melting with a laser beam scanning specific areas of each layer. The stages of transformation of a semi-crystalline polymer by laser fusion are: the flow of the powder at high temperature, the melting-coalescence of the particles, the resorption of the porosities and the solidification by crystallization during cooling. The most important parameters are the power of the laser and the temperature field in the manufacturing tank. The material undergoes high temperatures and thermal variations whose kinetics are still poorly known. The cohesion of the successive layers and the microstructure of the manufactured object (porosity, crystallinity) depend on these complex thermal conditions. The relationships between microstructure, final properties and thermal history of the material are not fully understood. In this work, two powders of polyamides (PA 6 and PA 12) are studied. First, the physical processes described above are analyzed under laboratory conditions with a controlled thermal history. This makes it possible to better understand and to model the role of the intrinsic properties of the polymer in the physicochemical phenomena involved in its transformation at different scales. This study gives access to the time scales of these mechanisms, as a function of temperature, and to the resulting microstructures. Then, parts are produced by two methods of powder melting, one in the laboratory on a hot plate, the other in an industrial SLS machine. Knowledge of the characteristic times of coalescence, evolution of porosities and crystallization enables to explain the microstructure and the mechanical properties of the objects in relation to their production method and the associated thermal history. This analysis sheds new light on the development of microstructures of polyamides transformed by laser fusion and the resulting properties
Legoix, Léonard. "Étude expérimentale et modélisation de mélangeurs convectifs : agitation de poudres de différentes coulabilités." Thesis, Ecole nationale des Mines d'Albi-Carmaux, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EMAC0020/document.
Full textMixing systems are usually difficult to understand, because there is a lack of knowledge concerning dynamic laws ruling these operations. Thus, nowadays, several tests are needed to predict properly the homogeneity of a powder mix. Throughout this PhD work, a method is developed to build predictive models for powder mixers and to bring out possible invariants for scale switching on these processes. Thus the stirring of powders is studied using different flow resistances within a 48L capacity Triaxe®, a convective planetary mixer. Rheological properties measurements are done at labscale (FT4 rheometer, volumenometer) for a better understanding of powder behavior at a wider mixer scale. A prototype blender has been built for this work. This polyvalent device, made of four blades and of a transparent vessel, allows to observe flow regimes and mechanisms, and to do rheological measurements. Two flow regimes have been identified (rolling, cataracting) and three flow mechanisms (convection, diffusion and avalanching). These mechanisms allowed to do stochastic modelling, for which parameters have been evaluated with experiments for free-flowing and cohesive powders
Chatre, Lucas. "Étude et modélisation des phénomènes de transport et réactionnels dans un four à vis." Electronic Thesis or Diss., université Paris-Saclay, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024UPASB034.
Full textScrew conveyors are widely used in the chemical industry. Thanks to their mixing and transport capacity, they are used for a variety of applications (conveying, drying, pyrolysis, etc.). This technology is also used in the reprocessing of nuclear materials, in particular to stabilise plutonium oxalates into oxides. Numerous studies have been carried out on a laboratory scale to establish precisely the reaction mechanisms using thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and the physico-chemical properties of the species involved. The reactions involved are thermal decomposition of coupled carbon chains in a heterogeneous phase (solid/gas reactions). In a screw kiln reactor, heat, mass and momentum transfer phenomena can significantly modify the apparent reaction rate and consequently the progress of the calcination. The aim of this work is to improve a phenomenological simulation tool, enabling the transposition to larger scales the results of studies carried out in TGA on small quantities of powder assumed to be uniform in composition and temperature at all times. This work is carried out in uranium, used as a simulant for plutonium.The simulation tool is based on a compartment model, linked to the hydrodynamics of the powders in the reactor. Thus, a major part of the thesis focuses on the flow at the global and local scales. With regard to global mixing, the overflow point, which characterises the change in hydrodynamic regime, has been identified. The Residence Time Distribution (RTD) was also measured. Dimensionless models were developed to predict both the overflow point and the shape of the RTD. Concerning the local mixing, two experimental studies were carried out, using an optical system and image processing tools. The first one looked at the renewal of the surface of the powder bed, while the second one at the renewal of the particles within the screw-tube clearance. These hydrodynamic studies will allow a better understanding and a modeling of gas/solid and solid/wall interactions respectively. Dimensionless models have been developed to predict these characteristic parameters. Finally, the powder flow was studied in detail by modelling the rheology using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). First, the flow model and its parameters were calibrated using experimental measurements obtained in a rotating drum, a device with a simpler geometry and where the powder dynamics are similar to those observed in a screw conveyor. This model was then successfully compared with the experimental measurements carried out on the pilot-scale models. In the end, the model was able to provide information on data that is difficult to access experimentally within a screw conveyor, such as the thickness of the active layer or the flow velocities within the powder.TGA coupled with differential scanning calorimetry (TGA/DSC) studies were carried out to obtain robust kinetic and thermochemical data on the calcination of uranium oxalate in an oxidising and inert atmosphere, as well as on the conversion of UO2 to U3O8. Finally, the TGA signals obtained experimentally were modeled to validate the kinetic parameters.The screw kiln reactor simulation tool has been improved with a better representation of the phenomena taking place during the calcination of uranium oxalate in such apparatus. These improvements give access to the different temperature and concentration profiles of all the species in different predefined zones. The simulation tool is capable of predicting experimental data measured on the pilot screw kiln reactor
Vanneste-Ibarcq, Clément. "Study of biomass powders in the context of thermal recovery processes." Thesis, Ecole nationale des Mines d'Albi-Carmaux, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018EMAC0019/document.
Full textSome power generation processes require the biomass to be finely ground, such as biomass gasification in entrained flow reactors. However, fine biomass powders are cohesive and present flow issues. This thesis aims to study the biomass powder flowability in the context of the entrained flow gasification process. Biomass powders are characterized both at laboratory scale and pilot scale. Characterization at lab scale consisted of rotating drum measurements, shear tests and density measurements. First, a correlation is found between the cohesion (derived from shear tests), the powder density and the avalanche angle (derived from the rotating drum measurements). Thus, parameters difficult to get such as the cohesion can be obtained with easy to perform measurements. Then, the influence of moisture content on wood powder flowability has been assessed. No significant effect of the water content is found below 15 wt% (wet basis). Below 15%, as water is adsorbed in the biomass structure, the particles swell without being linked by liquid bridges. A wet granulation method is proposed. Biomass waste binders are added to the powder to form granules around 1 mm. The spherical shape lowers the interlocking phenomenon. The low size dispersity of the grains decreases the number of contact points between particles. An improvement of the flowability at lab scale is observed. An energetic study of the granulation process is proposed, showing the energy consumption can be as low as 12% of the biomass Lowest Heating Value. Thus, the process is potentially economically profitable. Finally, characterization at pilot scale is performed with a device mimicking the injection in an entrained flow reactor. The results show the essential roles in the injection step of both the spherical shape and the narrow size distribution of the particles. The positive effect of torrefaction and granulation on the flowability is highlighted
Enferad, Shirin. "Compactage et vieillissement des poudres : influence de la formulation." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020LORR0214.
Full textThis study is conducted in the framework of the “PowderReg” project, funded by the European program Interreg VA GR within the priority axis 4 “Strengthen the competitiveness and the attractiveness of the Grande Région Groβregion”. Understanding the link between microscopic organization and powders flow behavior is a major step forward in establishing criteria for optimizing their transport, storage and processing properties. Whereby, better understating of powder flow behavior saves the industries from huge economic loss. Therefore, it is essential to evaluate their flowability. This work consists in experimentally studying the influence of powder formulation, particle size, as well as influence of environmental condition such as humidity on flow behaviors of powders. Five types of formulations have been analyzed: control glass bead has been used as reference powder and three types of surface formulations consisting of hydrophilic, hydrophobic and lactose coating as well as agglomerated lactose powder have been prepared. First, influence of two different sizes 100 and 500 µm on flow behavior of powders has been analyzed. Then, the powders flow behavior has been considered with different experimental equipements: FT4, Granutools and Rheometer Discover HR3. Including different techniques, such as shear cell, compressibility, rotating angle of repose, etc. The objective was to figure out the behavior of powders under different processing conditions. The, results reported that the transition from one technique to another can modify the classification of the powder flowability. Since the powders were experiencing different mechanical stresses. At the last part of this thesis, we observed the impressive influence of humidity after 80 % on flow behavior of two different size of control glass beads (40 and 100 µm). Small diameter glass bead showed lower flowability which is due to the more surface contacts of these particles. Furthermore, the comparison of flow behavior of control and hydrophobic glass beads with 100 µm size at high shear rate reported the same flowability for both samples. While at low shear rate measurements by vibrational rheology revealed higher flowability in control glass bead. The flowability of control glass bead decreased dramatically after 80 % of humid control, however hydrophobic formulated glass bead kept its flow behavior like as before with very low sensitivity to humidity. Finally, influence of addition of small quantity of water on flow behavior of control glass bead has been investigated