Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers

One of the main types of active packaging are oxygen scavengers (OS), which are chemical substances whose purpose is to reduce the amount of residual oxygen in a package. In the following document, the main objective will be to develop a computational tool that allows the design of oxygen scavenger...

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Rozo Oviedo, Daniel Fernando
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dc.title.eng.fl_str_mv Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
title Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
spellingShingle Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
Polímeros
Empaques para alimentos
Ingeniería
title_short Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
title_full Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
title_fullStr Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
title_full_unstemmed Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
title_sort Development of a computational desing tool to study the oxygen uptake performance of polymer-based composites films containing oxygen scavengers
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Rozo Oviedo, Daniel Fernando
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Salcedo Galán, Felipe
Medina Perilla, Jorge Alberto
González Mancera, Andrés Leonardo
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Rozo Oviedo, Daniel Fernando
dc.contributor.jury.none.fl_str_mv Fayolle, Bruno
Reyes Barrios, Luis Humberto
dc.subject.armarc.none.fl_str_mv Polímeros
Empaques para alimentos
topic Polímeros
Empaques para alimentos
Ingeniería
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description One of the main types of active packaging are oxygen scavengers (OS), which are chemical substances whose purpose is to reduce the amount of residual oxygen in a package. In the following document, the main objective will be to develop a computational tool that allows the design of oxygen scavenger polymeric films. Currently, the materials and manufacturing group CIPP-CIPEM at Universidad de los Andes has developed high density polyethylene films that absorb oxygen by incorporating linseed oil nanoencapsulated in silica. To carry out the design tool, the need arose to develop a mathematical model that considers the reactive details of the oxidation kinetics of flaxseed, as well as the distribution and evolution of the active sites within the polymer film. With this in mind, the reactive film, heterogeneous film, and multilayer film model approaches were developed. In order to implement the chemical nature of the oxidation of linseed oil, an adjustment was performed on the kinetic rate constants, as well as on the initial concentration of hydroperoxide and substrate in the oil. The results obtained showed that the kinetic constants found were accurate in predicting the oxygen uptake profiles in the non-isothermal oxidative TGA, as well as in the oxygen headspace analysis of pure linseed oil. When studying the performance of OS films, both heterogeneous and homogeneous models accurately predicted the experimental oxygen adsorption profiles in the headspace. A lower oxygen uptake capacity was observed for the OS films. As a main conclusion it was possible to make a computational design tool capable of predicting the dynamics of the reaction and concentration profiles for single-layer and multilayer oxygen absorbing films.
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spelling Al consultar y hacer uso de este recurso, está aceptando las condiciones de uso establecidas por los autores.http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Salcedo Galán, FelipeMedina Perilla, Jorge Albertovirtual::14724-1González Mancera, Andrés LeonardoRozo Oviedo, Daniel FernandoFayolle, BrunoReyes Barrios, Luis Humberto2021-11-03T16:42:12Z2021-11-03T16:42:12Z2021http://hdl.handle.net/1992/5381424833.pdfinstname:Universidad de los Andesreponame:Repositorio Institucional Sénecarepourl:https://repositorio.uniandes.edu.co/One of the main types of active packaging are oxygen scavengers (OS), which are chemical substances whose purpose is to reduce the amount of residual oxygen in a package. In the following document, the main objective will be to develop a computational tool that allows the design of oxygen scavenger polymeric films. Currently, the materials and manufacturing group CIPP-CIPEM at Universidad de los Andes has developed high density polyethylene films that absorb oxygen by incorporating linseed oil nanoencapsulated in silica. To carry out the design tool, the need arose to develop a mathematical model that considers the reactive details of the oxidation kinetics of flaxseed, as well as the distribution and evolution of the active sites within the polymer film. With this in mind, the reactive film, heterogeneous film, and multilayer film model approaches were developed. In order to implement the chemical nature of the oxidation of linseed oil, an adjustment was performed on the kinetic rate constants, as well as on the initial concentration of hydroperoxide and substrate in the oil. The results obtained showed that the kinetic constants found were accurate in predicting the oxygen uptake profiles in the non-isothermal oxidative TGA, as well as in the oxygen headspace analysis of pure linseed oil. When studying the performance of OS films, both heterogeneous and homogeneous models accurately predicted the experimental oxygen adsorption profiles in the headspace. A lower oxygen uptake capacity was observed for the OS films. As a main conclusion it was possible to make a computational design tool capable of predicting the dynamics of the reaction and concentration profiles for single-layer and multilayer oxygen absorbing films.Uno de los principales tipos de empaques activos son los captadores de oxígeno (OS), los cuales son sustancias químicas cuyo propósito es reducir la cantidad de oxígeno residual en un paquete. En el siguiente documento, el objetivo principal será desarrollar una herramienta computacional que permita el diseño de películas poliméricas captadoras de oxígeno. Actualmente, el grupo de materiales y manufactura CIPP-CIPEM de la Universidad de los Andes ha desarrollado películas de polietileno de alta densidad que absorben oxígeno mediante la incorporación de aceite de linaza nanoencapsulado en sílice. Para llevar a cabo la herramienta de diseño, surge la necesidad de desarrollar un modelo matemático que considere los detalles reactivos de la cinética de oxidación de la linaza, así como la distribución y evolución de los sitios activos dentro de la película polimérica. Con esto en mente, se desarrolló el enfoque de película reactiva, película heterogénea y el modelo de película multicapa. Con el fin de implementar la naturaleza química de la oxidación del aceite de linaza, se realizó un ajuste sobre las constantes de velocidad cinética, así como sobre la concentración inicial de hidroperóxido y sustrato en el aceite. Los resultados obtenidos mostraron que las constantes cinéticas encontradas eran precisas a la hora de predecir los perfiles de absorción de oxígeno en el TGA oxidativo no isotérmico, así como en el análisis del espacio de cabeza de oxígeno del aceite de linaza puro. Al estudiar el rendimiento de las películas OS, tanto los modelos heterogéneos como los homogéneos predijeron con exactitud los perfiles experimentales de absorción de oxígeno en el espacio de cabeza. Se observó una menor capacidad de absorción de oxígeno en las películas OS. 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