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Study of optimizing thermoinsulation properties of rigid polyurethane foams
 Eliáš, Filip ; Vojtová, Lucy (referee) ; Petrůj, Jaroslav (advisor)
The thesis deals with the processes that occur in the course of the manufacturing of rigid polyurethane-polyisocyanurate (PU-PIR) foams, their properties and technology. It deals above all with principles of foam nucleation and stability. The purpose of understanding these principles is their possible use for improving thermo-insulating properties of the material. The experimental part of the thesis studies the influence of additives and ultrasound on the PU-PIR foam properties. It has been found that low molecular weight compounds with perfluorinated chain leads to decreasing foam cell size and its lower thermal conductivity. The additives mentioned act probably on the surfactants principle by facilitating nucleation and stabilizing growing centres of bubbles. They probably form also part of blowing agents mixture inside the foam cells which cause lowering of thermal conductivity as well. Compounds with similar chemical structure have unique influence on the properties of rigid PU-PIR foams. Further research ought to be focused on cheaper modes of producing perfluorinated compounds.
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Study of optimizing thermoinsulation properties of rigid polyurethane foams
 Eliáš, Filip ; Vojtová, Lucy (referee) ; Petrůj, Jaroslav (advisor)
The thesis deals with the processes that occur in the course of the manufacturing of rigid polyurethane-polyisocyanurate (PU-PIR) foams, their properties and technology. It deals above all with principles of foam nucleation and stability. The purpose of understanding these principles is their possible use for improving thermo-insulating properties of the material. The experimental part of the thesis studies the influence of additives and ultrasound on the PU-PIR foam properties. It has been found that low molecular weight compounds with perfluorinated chain leads to decreasing foam cell size and its lower thermal conductivity. The additives mentioned act probably on the surfactants principle by facilitating nucleation and stabilizing growing centres of bubbles. They probably form also part of blowing agents mixture inside the foam cells which cause lowering of thermal conductivity as well. Compounds with similar chemical structure have unique influence on the properties of rigid PU-PIR foams. Further research ought to be focused on cheaper modes of producing perfluorinated compounds.
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