Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology

Unsteady heat transfer in agarose gels of various concentrations was studied in order to make a breakthrough in the technology of 3-D additive bioprinting. Data on the kinetics of the phase transformation was obtained using spectroscopy as a function of temperature during the formation of agarose hy...

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Main Authors: Pokusaev Boris, Vyazmin Andrey, Zakharov Nikolay, Karlov Sergey, Nekrasov Dmitry, Reznik Vyacheslav, Khramtsov Dmitry
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: VINCA Institute of Nuclear Sciences 2017-01-01
Series:Thermal Science
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Online Access:http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2017/0354-98361700125P.pdf
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spelling doaj-38a16cc4dd3f4fceb1952d3f553cf88f2021-01-02T03:37:08ZengVINCA Institute of Nuclear SciencesThermal Science0354-98362334-71632017-01-012152237224610.2298/TSCI170415125P0354-98361700125PNon-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnologyPokusaev Boris0Vyazmin Andrey1Zakharov Nikolay2Karlov Sergey3Nekrasov Dmitry4Reznik Vyacheslav5Khramtsov Dmitry6Moscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaDepartment of Chemical Engineering, Moscow Polytechnical University, Moscow, Russia + Scientific Research Institute of Rubber Industry, Sergiev Posad, RussiaMoscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaMoscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaMoscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaMoscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaMoscow Polytechnical University, Department of Chemical Engineering, Moscow, RussiaUnsteady heat transfer in agarose gels of various concentrations was studied in order to make a breakthrough in the technology of 3-D additive bioprinting. Data on the kinetics of the phase transformation was obtained using spectroscopy as a function of temperature during the formation of agarose hydrogel. The dynamics of aging was investigated for gels of different densities. The time dependence of the structural changes was obtained. Particular attention was paid to the changes in the structure of the gel due to the processes of evaporation of the liquid during the gel formation and during long-term storage. Experiments were performed to determine the dynamics of the temperature fields simultaneously with heat flux measurements during the formation of agarose gels from different initial concentrations. A technique based on experimental data for the computations of the thermophysical coefficients of agarose gels was developed.http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2017/0354-98361700125P.pdfadditive bioprintingagarose gelspectroscopyevaporationphase transformationsthermophysical coefficients of gelkinetics of formationmechanisms of gel aging
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author Pokusaev Boris
Vyazmin Andrey
Zakharov Nikolay
Karlov Sergey
Nekrasov Dmitry
Reznik Vyacheslav
Khramtsov Dmitry
spellingShingle Pokusaev Boris
Vyazmin Andrey
Zakharov Nikolay
Karlov Sergey
Nekrasov Dmitry
Reznik Vyacheslav
Khramtsov Dmitry
Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
Thermal Science
additive bioprinting
agarose gel
spectroscopy
evaporation
phase transformations
thermophysical coefficients of gel
kinetics of formation
mechanisms of gel aging
author_facet Pokusaev Boris
Vyazmin Andrey
Zakharov Nikolay
Karlov Sergey
Nekrasov Dmitry
Reznik Vyacheslav
Khramtsov Dmitry
author_sort Pokusaev Boris
title Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
title_short Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
title_full Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
title_fullStr Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
title_full_unstemmed Non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
title_sort non-stationary heat transfer in gels applied to biotehnology
publisher VINCA Institute of Nuclear Sciences
series Thermal Science
issn 0354-9836
2334-7163
publishDate 2017-01-01
description Unsteady heat transfer in agarose gels of various concentrations was studied in order to make a breakthrough in the technology of 3-D additive bioprinting. Data on the kinetics of the phase transformation was obtained using spectroscopy as a function of temperature during the formation of agarose hydrogel. The dynamics of aging was investigated for gels of different densities. The time dependence of the structural changes was obtained. Particular attention was paid to the changes in the structure of the gel due to the processes of evaporation of the liquid during the gel formation and during long-term storage. Experiments were performed to determine the dynamics of the temperature fields simultaneously with heat flux measurements during the formation of agarose gels from different initial concentrations. A technique based on experimental data for the computations of the thermophysical coefficients of agarose gels was developed.
topic additive bioprinting
agarose gel
spectroscopy
evaporation
phase transformations
thermophysical coefficients of gel
kinetics of formation
mechanisms of gel aging
url http://www.doiserbia.nb.rs/img/doi/0354-9836/2017/0354-98361700125P.pdf
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