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Publications (4/4 displayed)

  • 2022Tailoring of Hierarchical Porous Freeze Foam Structures4citations
  • 2022Investigation of targeted process control for adjusting the macrostructure of freeze foams using In situ computed tomography2citations
  • 2020Continuum modelling of structure formation of biosilica patterns in diatoms5citations
  • 2018Investigation of foam structure formation in the freezing foaming process based on in-situ computed tomography3citations

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  • Behnisch, Thomas
  • Ahlhelm, Matthias
  • Michaelis, Alexander
  • Kaube, Nils
  • Moritz, Tassilo
  • Maier, Johanna
  • Gude, Mike
  • Geske, Vinzenz
  • Cuniberti, Gianaurelio
  • Bobeth, Manfred
  • Dianat, Arezoo
  • Eckert, Hagen
  • Gutierrez, Rafael
  • Yang, Hongliu
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Investigation of foam structure formation in the freezing foaming process based on in-situ computed tomography

  • Behnisch, Thomas
  • Werner, David
  • Ahlhelm, Matthias
  • Michaelis, Alexander
  • Moritz, Tassilo
  • Maier, Johanna
  • Gude, Mike
  • Geske, Vinzenz
Abstract

S.584-590 ; Using the so-called Freeze-Foaming method, it is possible to ecologically create ceramic cellular scaffolds without a need for pore creators or organic scaffolds. One of their main applications can be found in the medical sector. Tailoring these ceramic foams for certain applications requires a defined and reproducible adjustment of their pores and pore morphology. This paper examines the foaming process depending on its process parameters and the used material. In-situ x-ray computed tomography in combination with a specially designed setup for examining the foaming process allowed us to hold the stage of the foam in different phases of development and to analyse the changes in microstructure between each process phase. In this contribution we present the first findings for the production of ceramic foams depending on different process parameters. ; 11

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • pore
  • morphology
  • phase
  • tomography
  • ceramic