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| Kočí, Jan | Prague |
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Santos, Paulo
University of Coimbra
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- 2024Validation of a Single-Session Protocol to Determine the Load-Velocity Profile and One-Repetition Maximum for the Back Squat Exercisecitations
- 2023Recovery of End-of-Life Tyres and Mineral Wool Waste: A Case Study with Gypsum Composite Materials Applying Circular Economy Criteriacitations
- 2023Performance of thermal break strips in lightweight steel framed partition wallscitations
- 2023Thermomechanical Performance Assessment of Sustainable Buildings' Insulating Materials under Accelerated Ageing Conditionscitations
- 2023Investigation of gypsum composites with different lightweight fillers: A physico-mechanical characterisation regarding possibilities for building applicationscitations
- 2022Aerogel Composites Produced from Silica and Recycled Rubber Sols for Thermal Insulationcitations
- 2022Experimental and Numerical Performance Evaluation of Bio-Based and Recycled Thermal Break Strips in LSF Partition Wallscitations
- 2016Simultaneous imaging of strain waves and induced magnetization dynamics at the nanometer scale
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Aerogel Composites Produced from Silica and Recycled Rubber Sols for Thermal Insulation
Abstract
<jats:p>Hydrophobic rubber-silica aerogel panels (21.5 × 21.5 × 1.6 cm3) were fabricated from silica and rubber sols and reinforced with several fiber types (recycled tire textile fibers, polyester blanket, silica felt, glass wool). A recycled rubber sol was prepared using peracetic acid and incorporated for the first time in TEOS-based sol-gel chemistry. The composites exhibited good thermal stability up to 400 °C and very low thermal conductivity, in the superinsulation range when using polyester fibers (16.4 ± 1.0 mW.m−1.K−1), and of 20–30 mW.m−1.K−1 for the remaining fibers. They could also endure cyclic compression loads with near full recovery, thus showing very promising properties for insulation of buildings.</jats:p>