Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva

Los derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua son eventos de alta afectación ambiental, lo que conduce al desarrollo de métodos que faciliten la respuesta ante estas eventualidades, donde es prioritario maximizar la selectividad y minimizar los tiempos de recolección. Los materiales porosos con s...

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620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines
Derrame de petróleo
Materiales porosos
Separación (tecnología)
Metales - Propiedades mecánicas
Materiales celulares
Tratamiento superficial
Saturación
Presión capilar
Aluminio
Mezclas agua/aceite
Cellular materials
Surface treatment
Saturation
Capillary pressure
Flow capacity
Aluminum
Water/hydrocarbons mixtures
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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv Separation of water/hydrocarbon mixtures from cellular metals with selective surface affinity
title Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
spellingShingle Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines
Derrame de petróleo
Materiales porosos
Separación (tecnología)
Metales - Propiedades mecánicas
Materiales celulares
Tratamiento superficial
Saturación
Presión capilar
Aluminio
Mezclas agua/aceite
Cellular materials
Surface treatment
Saturation
Capillary pressure
Flow capacity
Aluminum
Water/hydrocarbons mixtures
title_short Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
title_full Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
title_fullStr Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
title_full_unstemmed Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
title_sort Separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos a partir de metales celulares con afinidad superficial selectiva
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Álvarez Gil, Laura Carolina
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Fernández Morales, Gloria Patricia
Ramírez Patiño, Juan Fernando
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Álvarez Gil, Laura Carolina
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dc.contributor.orcid.spa.fl_str_mv Álvarez Gil, Laura Carolina [0000000182196366]
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dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv 620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines
topic 620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines
Derrame de petróleo
Materiales porosos
Separación (tecnología)
Metales - Propiedades mecánicas
Materiales celulares
Tratamiento superficial
Saturación
Presión capilar
Aluminio
Mezclas agua/aceite
Cellular materials
Surface treatment
Saturation
Capillary pressure
Flow capacity
Aluminum
Water/hydrocarbons mixtures
dc.subject.lemb.none.fl_str_mv Derrame de petróleo
Materiales porosos
Separación (tecnología)
Metales - Propiedades mecánicas
dc.subject.proposal.spa.fl_str_mv Materiales celulares
Tratamiento superficial
Saturación
Presión capilar
Aluminio
Mezclas agua/aceite
dc.subject.proposal.eng.fl_str_mv Cellular materials
Surface treatment
Saturation
Capillary pressure
Flow capacity
Aluminum
Water/hydrocarbons mixtures
description Los derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua son eventos de alta afectación ambiental, lo que conduce al desarrollo de métodos que faciliten la respuesta ante estas eventualidades, donde es prioritario maximizar la selectividad y minimizar los tiempos de recolección. Los materiales porosos con superficie modificada se han presentado como una alternativa para la atención de derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua, debido a su aplicabilidad como barrera selectiva. En esta tesis se desarrolló una metodología para el uso de espumas de aluminio obtenidas por infiltración de moldes solubles y su alteración superficial por inmersión en solución de ácido dodecanoico, obteniendo un material con características hidrófobas que favorecen su aplicación en procesos de separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos. Se obtuvieron probetas de tamaños de poro de entre 425 y 1200 μm, las cuales fueron empleadas en un proceso de separación dinámica de agua/aceite por succión. El material mostró repelencia por el agua y eficiencias de separación superiores al 98%, posicionando al aluminio dentro de los materiales de alto potencial de uso en la obtención de barreras selectivas de fluidos.
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spelling Atribución-NoComercial 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Fernández Morales, Gloria Patriciaa6f63794a7b958f715b081b7b867201cRamírez Patiño, Juan Fernando069795e173fc573dbe842cf4713e1ddeÁlvarez Gil, Laura Carolinaa7b5b4b2f2c91a3139ad2b19fdb3aea6GIBIRÁlvarez Gil, Laura Carolina [0000000182196366]https://scienti.minciencias.gov.co/cvlac/visualizador/generarCurriculoCv.do?cod_rh=00016374492024-05-29T20:53:39Z2024-05-29T20:53:39Z2019-08-04https://repositorio.unal.edu.co/handle/unal/86184Universidad Nacional de ColombiaRepositorio Institucional Universidad Nacional de Colombiahttps://repositorio.unal.edu.co/Los derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua son eventos de alta afectación ambiental, lo que conduce al desarrollo de métodos que faciliten la respuesta ante estas eventualidades, donde es prioritario maximizar la selectividad y minimizar los tiempos de recolección. Los materiales porosos con superficie modificada se han presentado como una alternativa para la atención de derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua, debido a su aplicabilidad como barrera selectiva. En esta tesis se desarrolló una metodología para el uso de espumas de aluminio obtenidas por infiltración de moldes solubles y su alteración superficial por inmersión en solución de ácido dodecanoico, obteniendo un material con características hidrófobas que favorecen su aplicación en procesos de separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos. Se obtuvieron probetas de tamaños de poro de entre 425 y 1200 μm, las cuales fueron empleadas en un proceso de separación dinámica de agua/aceite por succión. El material mostró repelencia por el agua y eficiencias de separación superiores al 98%, posicionando al aluminio dentro de los materiales de alto potencial de uso en la obtención de barreras selectivas de fluidos.Los derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua son eventos de alta afectación ambiental, lo que conduce al desarrollo de métodos que faciliten la respuesta ante estas eventualidades, donde es prioritario maximizar la selectividad y minimizar los tiempos de recolección. Los materiales porosos con superficie modificada se han presentado como una alternativa para la atención de derrames de hidrocarburos en fuentes de agua, debido a su aplicabilidad como barrera selectiva. En esta tesis se desarrolló una metodología para el uso de espumas de aluminio obtenidas por infiltración de moldes solubles y su alteración superficial por inmersión en solución de ácido dodecanoico, obteniendo un material con características hidrófobas que favorecen su aplicación en procesos de separación de mezclas agua/hidrocarburos. Se obtuvieron probetas de tamaños de poro de entre 425 y 1200 μm, las cuales fueron empleadas en un proceso de separación dinámica de agua/aceite por succión. El material mostró repelencia por el agua y eficiencias de separación superiores al 98%, posicionando al aluminio dentro de los materiales de alto potencial de uso en la obtención de barreras selectivas de fluidos. 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