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Utilization of by-products for vacuum insulation panels production

Zach, Jiří; Peterková, Jitka; Novák, Vítězslav

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The paper deals with the possibilities of utilization of alternative raw materials from the textile industry for the production of vacuum insulation panels with extremely low thermal conductivity value. The paper presents current research findings on the behavior of fibrous structures on an organic basis at extremely low pressure. In addition, the paper presents the practical findings and results of experimental work in the production area and the behavior of vacuum insulation panels with an alternative core insulator based on organic fibers.

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IOP Con e ence Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing PAPER • OPEN ACCESS U iliza ion o by-p oduc s o acuum insula ion panels p oduc ion To ci e his a icle: J Zach e al 2018 IOP Con . Se .: Ma e . Sci. Eng. 379 012020 View he a icle online o upda es and enhancemen s. Rela ed con en S udy on P ope ies o En i onmen - iendly Conc e e Con aining La ge Amoun o Indus ial by-p oduc s H Fujiwa a, M Ma uoka, C Sadayama e al. - Insula ion Tes e E e shed and Vignoles L d. - De elopmen o New Cemen i ious Ca e ials by Alkaline Ac i a ing Indus ial by-P oduc s A Fe nández-Jimenez, I Ga cía-Lodei o and A Palomo - This con en was downloaded om IP add ess 147.229.6.155 on 22/01/2019 a 05:57 1 Con en om his wo k may be used unde he e ms o heC ea i eCommonsA ibu ion 3.0 licence. Any u he dis ibu ion o his wo k mus main ain a ibu ion o he au ho (s) and he i le o he wo k, jou nal ci a ion and DOI. Published unde licence by IOP Publishing L d 1234567890‘’“” In e na ional Con e ence Building Ma e ials, P oduc and Technologies IOP Publishing IOP Con . Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing 379 (2018) 012020 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/379/1/012020 U iliza ion o by-p oduc s o acuum insula ion panels p oduc ion J Zach1, J Pe e ko á1 and V No ák1 1 B no Uni e si y o Technology, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing, Cen e AdMaS, Pu kyňo a 139, 612 00 B no, Czech Republic E-mail: zach.j@ ce. u b .cz Abs ac . The pape deals wi h he possibili ies o u iliza ion o al e na i e aw ma e ials om he ex ile indus y o he p oduc ion o acuum insula ion panels wi h ex emely low he mal conduc i i y alue. The pape p esen s cu en esea ch indings on he beha io o ib ous s uc u es on an o ganic basis a ex emely low p essu e. In addi ion, he pape p esen s he p ac ical indings and esul s o expe imen al wo k in he p oduc ion a ea and he beha io o acuum insula ion panels wi h an al e na i e co e insula o based on o ganic ibe s. 1. In oduc ion The de elopmen in he ield o he mally insula ing ma e ials in he ci il enginee ing is e y closely ela ed o he cu en si ua ion in he a ea o he mal p o ec ion o buildings and he demands on building s uc u es om he poin o he mal p o ec ion. Due o he ecen implemen a ion o he Eu opean Pa liamen and commi ee di ec i e om 2010/31/EU [1] on he de elopmen o p og essi e insula ing ma e ials, he e’s an e o o achie e be e he mal insula ion p ope ies in hei de elopmen . A he same ime, howe e , i is an a emp o use as many enewable ma e ials and by-p oduc s in he p oduc ion o building ma e ials as possible. F om he p og essi e echnologies o he mal p ope ies poin o iew, he acuum insula ion panels (VIP) a e a p esen he ep esen a i es o ma e ials wi h he lowes equi alen alue o he he mal conduc i i y coe icien . These p oduc s each ex emely low alues o he he mal conduc i i y coe icien , which in p ac ice is a he le el o 3 mW/(m.K) o he glass wool based co e insula o s and 5 mW/(m.K) o SiO2– based insula o s (in he o m o ae ogels o py ogenic SiO2). The cu en p oblem wi h he use o VIP is hei ela i ely high p ice and also hei limi ed li e, which is especially p oblema ic when using he ma e ials in ci il enginee ing [2]. In ecen yea s, al e na i e co e insula ion, o example on he basis o melamine- o maldehyde ibe s [3] a e being used in he ield o VIP as well as insulan s based on by-p oduc s. A he B no Uni e si y o Technology, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing has been esea ching o se e al yea s he possibili y o using al e na i e (especially) o ganic aw ma e ials in he p oduc ion o VIP. The aim is p ima ily o design op imal insula o s using na u al ibe s and ibe s based on by-p oduc s. A p oblem wi h he design and manu ac u e o hese al e na i e insula o s is he selec ion o sui able ibe s wi h he desi ed hickness and high pu i y so ha he e is no ou gassing in he esul ing VIP a e acuum o he subsequen deg ada ion o i s he mal insula ion p ope ies. Also impo an is he p ope o ien a ion o he ibe s du ing he p oduc ion and design o he insula o a op imal bulk densi y, so as o a oid apid deg ada ion o he he mal insula ing p ope ies when he p essu e inside he panel is inc eased [4, 5]. 2 1234567890‘’“” In e na ional Con e ence Building Ma e ials, P oduc and Technologies IOP Publishing IOP Con . Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing 379 (2018) 012020 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/379/1/012020 2. Design and p oduc ion o VIP A selec ion o sui able eeds ock was ca ied ou in he amewo k o he esea ch. The ollowing aw ma e ials we e chosen: hemp ibe s, lax ibe s, co on ibe s, sheep wool ibe s, polyes e ibe s (p ima y and seconda y). These samples we e s udied by hei p ope ies and mic os uc u e (see Figu es 1 and 2). The hickness and leng h o he ibe s we e de e mined and hei mic oscopic analysis was pe o med. Bas ibe (hemp and lax) samples ha e been ound o exhibi ela i ely inapp op ia e p ope ies o hep oduc ion o acuum insula ions. Classical ea men o plan s by mechanical de ibe ing does no cause de ibe ing on p ima y ibe s, bu on echnical ibe s, hei hickness is on a e age mo e han 90 mic ons (in e ms o ibe hickness, he di e ence be ween hemp and lax ibe s is no essen ial). Figu e 1. Pho o o c o on ibe (le ) and PES ibe ( igh ) a 40 x magni ica ion . Figu e 2. REM pic u e – de ail o s uc u e o insula ion based on ex ile/co on ibe s (le ), sheep wool (in he middle) and lax ( igh ). Fu he on, i has been disco e ed ha he hickness o he bas /na u al ibe s can be u he adjus ed by in ensi e mechanical sepa a ion, whe eby i can hus each up o 10 mic ons o ibe hickness. In hese cases, howe e , he ibe leng h is educed apidly. The dependence be ween he leng h and hickness o he ibe s was no ed, as seen in Figu e 3. 3 1234567890‘’“” In e na ional Con e ence Building Ma e ials, P oduc and Technologies IOP Publishing IOP Con . Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing 379 (2018) 012020 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/379/1/012020 Figu e 3. Dependence o leng h o lax ibe s on hickness o lax ibe s . Reducing he hickness o lax ibe o 5.4 mic ons esul ed in a ibe leng h o 469 mic ons (0.47 mm), whe eby he ibe is inapp op ia e o making he co e insula ion using he bicomponen echnology o binding by he ai -lay me hod. High o ganic con amina ion was disco e ed du ing a mic oscopic analysis o sheep wool, which makes hese ibe s unsui able o acuum. Table 1. O e iew o hicknesses and leng hs o ibe s. Type o Fibe Thickness [ μ m] Leng h [mm] ecycled PES 12.41 49.9 p ima y PES 12.26 35.5 co on 10.80 26.1 hemp 90.51 41.2 lax 91.24 38.5 sheep wool 24.12 28.3 The p ima y and seconda y polyes e ibe s, co on ibe s and lax ibe s we e selec ed o p oduce acuum insula ion (acco ding o esul s – see in able 1 and a ailabili y o ibe s). Co e insula o s we e c ea ed by he mal bonding me hod wi h he addi ion o 15% connec i e bi-componen PES ibe s. 3. Resul s and discussion Tes samples (size: 200 x 200 mm) we e c ea ed om he manu ac u ed insula ions o labo a o y expe imen al measu emen s. De e mina ion o he ollowing key p ope ies was ca ied ou : bulk densi y, hickness, linea dimensions, s ess a 10% de o ma ion [6–10]. The bulk densi y o samples anged be ween 81–150 kg/m3. The lowes alue was ound o co on samples and he highes alue o hemp samples. The samples showed a highe comp essibili y o o e 10%, which is he s anda d o de e mining he mechanical p ope ies acco ding o EN 826. The e o e, comp ession a e acuuming o panels in all cases exceeds he 10% s anda d o comp ession. Samples o insula o s we e p oduced o a nominal hickness o 10 mm. On he es samples, de e mina ion o he mal conduc i i y (acco ding o ISO 8301 [11]) was also ca ied ou in dependence on p essu e and unde acuum in dependence on empe a u e oo. Vacuum p essu e was de e mined a 5 Pa/0.05 mBa (99.9% acuum), which is he ypical ini ial p essu e a VIP p oduc ion. The mal conduc i i ies o p essu es o 1, 10 and 100 mBa we e also de e mined. Subsequen ly, he mal conduc i i y was de e mined a no mal a mosphe ic p essu e. The esul s a e shown in he ollowing cha (Figu e 4). y = -2.0586x2+ 109.43x - 89.178 R² = 0.8808 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 0 5 10 15 20 25 Leng h o ibe s [mm] Thickness o ibe s [mm] 4 1234567890‘’“” In e na ional Con e ence Building Ma e ials, P oduc and Technologies IOP Publishing IOP Con . Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing 379 (2018) 012020 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/379/1/012020 Figu e 4. Pho o o he es appa a us FOX 200 Vacuum . Figu e 5. Dependence o he mal conduc i i y o co e ma e ials on p essu e . The esul s show ha o all es specimens he inc ease in p essu e led o a apid deg ada ion o he he mal insula ion p ope ies. The bes esul s we e achie ed in PES samples, whe e, o bo h co e insula o s, a he mal conduc i i y o unde 3.0 mW/(m.K) was achie ed wi h a p essu e o 5 Pa, speci ically o he Vi gin PES sample i was 2.5 mW/(m.K) and o he ecycled PES sample i was 2.8 mW/(m.K). Those esul a e compa able wi h he bes esul wi h VIP based on e y ine glass ibe s [2]. In he case o co on, he alue was 3.3 mW/(m.K) wi h a lowe hickness o ibe s. This is due o wo se de ibe ing and especially he cu a u e o he co on ibe s, which leads o poo o ien a ion o ibe s in he p oduc ion o ma s and o he c ea ion o mo e con ac su aces in he di ec ion o he hea low. The lax-based sample showed he wo s hea -insula ing p ope ies due o he high ibe hickness in bo h he acuum (a alue o 6.8 mW/(m.K) was eached), and he subsequen p essu e inc ease, when e en he p essu e o 1 mBa caused inc ease in he mal conduc i i y o 22 mW/(m.K). In case o lax 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000 The mal conduc i i y [mW/(mK)] P essu e [mba ] Vi gin PES Recycled PES COTTON Flax 5 1234567890‘’“” In e na ional Con e ence Building Ma e ials, P oduc and Technologies IOP Publishing IOP Con . Se ies: Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing 379 (2018) 012020 doi:10.1088/1757-899X/379/1/012020 ibe s is possible o see nega i e aspec o highe hickness o ibe s – in acco dance wi h esul s o o he scien i ic wo k [12]. 4. Conclusion As can be seen om he ob ained esul s, p ima y and ecycled PES samples can be used o p oduce VIP wi h e y good he mal insula ion p ope ies, especially as an al e na i e o a glass wool based co e VIP. An ad an age o he ecycled PES is he use o he by-p oduc in he p oduc ion o ad anced he mal insula ion, as well as a lowe p ice compa ed o e y ine ibe s based on glass wool. As is ob ious om he dependence o he mal conduc i i y on p essu e, all insula o s ha e a apid deg ada ion o he mal insula ion p ope ies in he a ea o highe p essu e. The deg ee o deg ada ion o he he mal insula ion p ope ies in dependence on p essu e is p ac ically iden ical o he p ima y PES, ecycled PES, and co on based insula ions oo. VIPs made om hese insula o s, he e o e ha e a lowe du abili y and a e pa icula ly sui able o use in e ige a ion and o example in packaging echnology (he e he ad an age is, in pa icula , he consequen ecyclabili y o hese insula o s and possible euse o nex VIP p oduc ion). In addi ion, e en be e esul s can be achie ed by op imizing he inne s uc u e o he insula o s ( a ge ed ibe o ien a ion) and by op imizing he bulk densi y o he insula o s. This is nex di ec ion o esea ch cu en ly unde way, and i is highly p obable ha he alue o he he mal conduc i i y o ibe -based insula o s on an o ganic basis will be e ec i ely educed o a leas abou 2.0 mW/(m.K). Acknowledgemen s This pape was elabo a ed wi h he inancial suppo o he p ojec GA 17-00243S “S udy o he beha io o insula ing ma e ials unde ex emely low p essu e”. 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