Aqueous solutions of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS), -glucopyranoside, hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide, and transient foams, were studied. Variations of the foam height as a function of time for different SDS concentrations. Simply put you get more foam for your money. Final body height is achieved as the result of a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Lower R5 values indicate low-stability foams. One such method is that of Constant2, that involves the monitoring of total height (foam plus beer) and liquid height (beer beneath foam) over a 5 minute period and In, foamability studies, methods are applied in which the, amount and the velocity of the gas introduced into the sys-, tem are well controlled, for example, the pneumatic methods, laborious, and can hardly be applied in a standard procedure, for systems giving foams of very different stabilities (9). Particle size and solid content: Liu et al. 0000006413 00000 n
These surfactants had better solubility in a non-polar solvent like hexane compared to polar solvents like ethanol and water. Experimental study of the effects of surfactant material and hydrocarbon agent on foam stability wit... Pulsation and Bouncing of a Bubble Prior to Rupture and/or Foam Film Formation, Novel Method and Parameters for Testing and Characterization of Foam Stability, Influence of Foam Apparent Viscosity and Viscoelasticity of Liquid Films on Foam Stability. and the Plateau–Gibbs channels is the prevailing process, because the foam volumes decrease at a similar rate for all, SDS concentrations. The experimental results show that 3CntaDA surfactants have higher surface activities compared with the corresponding conventional surfactants. These parameters enable one to distinguish three different stages of the foam decay, and on their basis the foam stability can be predicted, irrespective of whether constituting an unstable (wet) or a (meta)stable (dry) foam system. of R5 values with concentration are similar to those of foam half-life with concentration. 0000045106 00000 n
(, The test is simple, quick, and the reproducibility of the, The volume of gas used to form the foam is well con-, The parameter R5 enables one to obtain similar informa-, Information about the content of the solution in a foam. And the surface properties were studied, including surface tension, critical micelle concentration and foaming ability. All figure content in this area was uploaded by K. Lunkenheimer, All content in this area was uploaded by K. Lunkenheimer on Nov 17, 2015, trolled volume of gas is introduced into a definite volume of. Changes of R5 values with concentration are similar to, those of foam half-life with concentration. The reason for this behavior, that SDS foamability above the CMC until reaching a mini-, mum at 0.2 M and then increasing again, might give a hint of, the mechanism involved. Foam tests and model experiments with sodium dodecylbenzenesulfonate solutions are performed to clarify how the foam stability and the foaminess are affected by several oils of different chemical structure. Dis-. min; for other abbreviation see Figure 1. Typically, the more difference between the 25 percent IFD and the 65 percent IFD, the more ability the foam has to support weight. In the, case of metastable foams formed by SDS, CTAB, and, -glucopyranoside, the initial foam volume was almost, equal to the volumes of the dispersed gas and the solution, carried into the foam by the bubbles. The parameter R5, defined, as the ratio of the height of the foam at 5 min after formation, to the initial height, is proposed for the evaluation of foam sta-, bility. This paper presents a method of evaluation and charac-, terization of (i) the foamability of solutions of different sur-, factants and (ii) the stability of the foams formed by using a, simple and quick pneumatic test. The half-life for each sample was noted and a comparison was made for different cases. Human height is a quantitative, or metric, trait, i.e., a characteristic that is measured in quantity, and is controlled by multiple genes and environmental factors. 0000041674 00000 n
plateau borders that can result in bubble coalescence and foam rupture. A slow break-up of micelles, (i.e. Nevertheless, it is a complex technique as it depends on the mineral's superficial properties in aqueous solutions. This fact may have a pronounced effect on the magnitude of the forces stabilizing the foam films. The simple apparatus ap-, plied, the procedure for the measurements, and the, method of analysis are described. For other abbreviation, duration of the foam’s initial stage of rapid foam decay, vided this is guaranteed, the standard feature as shown in, Figure 7 is not much altered if different time periods are, used. In the experiments of bulk scale, foam has been produced by distributing the air into a vertical column containing surfactant solution. After this period of rapid, drainage, the foam lamellae (especially those at the top, foam layer) started to reach a thickness at which they could, rupture or survive depending on the magnitude of the sta-. Infante, and E.I. ... Interestingly, most data points from literature (Triton X-100, SDBS, and DTAB) fall within the ±30% band of V * versus Ω curve generated using the experimental data of SDS and CTAB (Fig. The decrease in SDS foamability, was attributed to a slow break-up of micelles resulting in, higher dynamic surface tension (14). The results of foam apparent viscosity revealed that the foam, Join ResearchGate to discover and stay up-to-date with the latest research from leading experts in, Access scientific knowledge from anywhere. First, the SDS and CAPB has better stability in the presence and absence of oil respectively. 3.2.3 foaming tendency, n—in foam testing, the amount of foam determined from measurements made immediately after the cessation of air flow. The chemical structures of both surfactants were confirmed by nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) studies. Foam stability is determined based on parameters that include height or volume of foam, gas flow rate, the dimension of the vessel used for foam formation, and the time interval during measurements. We next apply Buckingham’s Pi theorem to derive a dimensionless parameter ‘foamability number’, which essentially is a compilation of solution properties which dictate foamability. With increasing SDS solu-. and CTAB of commercially available highest purity (Merck, Germany) were used without any further purification. It shows straightforwardly that on such a rapidly distorted interface the adsorption coverage can be very different from that at equilibrium. His re-, search focuses on basic surfactant adsorption of surface-chemically, pure surfactants at fluid and solid/liquid interfaces, novel surfac-, tant structures, foam stability, and development of novel devices for, Kazimierz Malysa (M.Sc., Ph.D., D.Sc.) These bursts, lead-, ing to the formation of gaseous pockets inside the foam, are, highly random and therefore the reproducibility of the, measurements are comparatively poor within this particular, tions, the foam films are more stable and the rupture of a, single foam film does not cause destruction of neighboring, films. Max-Planck-Institut für Kolloid- und Grenzflächenforschung, D-14476 Potsdam/Golm, Germany, Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry PASc., Cracow, Poland, of gas introduced within 20 s. This means that the, Height of the foam formed as a function of the sodium dode-, Height of the foam formed as a function of, -hexanol foam columns are also presented as a function, M SDS. The experimental setup built in bubble scale is composed of one transparent Hele-Shaw cell. 0000002729 00000 n
The results also indicate that the foam, lamellae were thick, because the drainage was obviously not, influenced by the degree of adsorption coverage at the in-, terfaces of the foam films. The surface activities of these surfactants were obtained from surface tension measurements at different temperatures, and the surface parameters containing the critical micelle concentration (CMC), surface tension (γ), minimum surface area per molecule ( Amin), and maximum surface excess concentration ( Γmax) were obtained from surface tension measurements. is currently associate pro-, fessor in Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry Chemistr, ish Academy of Sciences in Cracow. Three novel carboxylate gemini surfactants (3CntaDA, n = 8, 10, and 12) were synthesized by two simple steps, and their structures were characterized using FT‐IR and 1H NMR. The gas from the syringe was introduced into, the solution through the sintered glass. Figure 1 presents the height of the foam column formed as, a function of concentration of SDS solutions for 100 and, average volumetric gas velocity was 18 and 36 L/h, respec-, tively. How to Calculate Density. 0000043624 00000 n
For freshly prepared foams containing fairly thick lamellae, the mechanical-dynamical properties of the surface adsorbed layers (surface tension gradients) are decisive for retaining stability. Initial changes of the foam height as a function of time for different SDS concentrations. A maximum relaxation time and thus a maximum micellar stability was found at 200 mM SDS, corresponding to the least foaming, largest bubble size, longest wetting time of textile, largest emulsion droplet size and the most rapid solubilization of oil. of the height of the foam at 5 min after formation to the initial height, is proposed for the evaluation of foam stability. Such a block can be thought of as a very crude model of a ship. foam rupture, registering the force and displacement of piston of a testing machine (stroke). The slow relaxation time of SDS micelles, as measured by pressure-jump and temperature-jump techniques was in the range of 10−4–101 s depending on the surfactant concentration. Liquid ... the foam extends beneath the liquid surface, the liquid fraction is simply found as Oliquid = = d/h (h is the total foam height) using Archimedes law. Additionally, the micelles themselves are continuously disintegrating and reforming. At 2 wt% concentration of emulsion, the half-life recorded for foam generated by AOS surfactant, was 107 min, while for the foam generated by SDBS was only 39 min. To study the effect of anions on the surface properties, six dicarboxylic cationic surfactants were prepared, (cetyltrimethylammonium oxalate, CTAO; cetyltrimethylammonium malonate, CTAM; cetyltrimethylammonium succinate, CTASU; cetyltrimethylammonium glutarate, CTAG; cetyltrimethylammonium adipate, CTAA; and cetyltrimethylammonium sebacate, CTASE), and their surface properties were studied, including surface tension, critical micelle concentration, foaming ability and stability, and corrosion inhibition. Weight ÷ Width x Height x Length = Density. Foams with R5 50% can be considered as metastable, whereas lower values of R5 indicate foams of low stability. Test procedure for foaming properties determination shall be done while surface-active solution is aging as indicated in this standard test method. High foam stability at SDS concen-, trations above the CMC was also reported elsewhere for vari-, ous surfactant systems (11–14). A program for a minicomputer was … the work of producing the foam surface fell within a narrow range at concentrations in the neighborhood of the CMC, indicating Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) exhibited polymer decomposition occurred above 150 °C. tion concentrations, lifetimes of half foam height, creased by a few orders of magnitude, from 36 to 10,000 s, (Fig. 7a). The main ad-, vantage of these methods and the reason for the wide appli-, of these various methods, modifications and standardiza-, an interesting modification. 0000010066 00000 n
The density of a foam refers to the weight of the foam in kilograms per cubic metre. A few data points from the literature (open star symbols in Fig. A new, simple foam test, in which a well-controlled volume of gas is introduced into a definite volume of solution, is presented the foam by the bubbles. Read the full text to find out more about the industry’s transition. It has been underlined that more attention, The paper presents novel parameters which can be used for a swift characterization of all kinds of liquid foams. The method can suitably be applied to all kinds of foams, The procedure is apt for automation under well-defined, Malysa, K., R. Miller, and K. Lunkenheimer, Relationship Be-, Pinazo, A.P., M.R. Foams are the dispersion of gas/vapor bubbles stabilized by surface-active additives dissolved in a liquid medium. 0000016056 00000 n
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In this paper, new surfactants were synthesized by using LAB as the main component and the molar ratios of LAB to formaldehyde were 1:1, 1:2, 1:3 and 1:4, respectively. Experiments carried out in author's laboraory in (•) Berlin and in (• •) Cracow. Foam Stability. The foam characteristic is not changed, whether a time of 5 or 10 min is used as the reference. A parallel study was also done to measure the foamability of the surfactant. The transient foams formed from, nol solutions had lifetimes shorter than 20 s even at the high-, est concentrations (Fig. Changes apparent viscosity was related to foam quality rather than foam stability. Report shall include test solution concentration, temperature, water hardness, and foam height. Foams having R5 values higher than 50% can be consid-, ered as metastable. This shows again that metastable foams. Support Factor (also know as Compression Modulus) assesses the foam’s ability to support weight. So, it is required that before using foam in the processes of enhancing the, When a bubble rising in distilled water or in an aqueous pentanol-1 solution approached the air/water interface, rapid pulsations of its shape with a frequency of more than 1000 Hz were observed. Foams having R5 values higher than 50% can be considered as metastable. At, the lowest SDS concentrations, the slope of, steep for longer times (as that one of the first minute), and, about 90% of the foam column ruptures after a few minutes, rapidly and within the time period 5 to 25 min they approach, zero (see Fig. low to high foam stability were different for each of these, ties. The initial vol-, foam as well as the corresponding volumes of the solution, contained in the foam are shown in Figure 8 as a function of, the SDS concentration. By means of a vessel with a measuring scale, the foam height is visually determined by the user in specific intervals. Usually, froth flotation takes place in phosphate enrichment processes, since it is cheap, convenient, and well developed. Bulk foam tests showed that the drainage half-life of AOS foam was higher than that of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) and hexadecyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB) foams. 6), except for 10, ) as a function of the SDS concentration. An illustrative review of recent developments in understanding of foam generation and stability is presented here. The volume of the foam formed and the, lifetime of either the entire or half the height of the foam, formed are measured in both methods (2,3). The slow relaxation times are much longer for nonionic surfactants than for ionic surfactants, because of the absence of ionic repulsion between the head groups. At high surfactant concentrations (>c.m.c.) 0000004163 00000 n
The foaming behavior of the anionic surfactant sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) has been studied in the presence and in the absence of the nonionic polymer poly(vinylpyrrolidone) (PVP). This procedure is repeated for different flow rates, using the same foam sample. Acid value determination showed that NOAS achieved a higher conversion rate of 97% than that of AOAS with only 78%. 4). It was shown earlier by Shah and coworkers that the stability of sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS) micelles plays an important role in various technological processes involving an increase in interfacial area, such as foaming, wetting, emulsification, solubilization and detergency. For abbreviation see Figure 1. Frances, Relation of Foam. However, micelles are in dynamic equilibrium with surfactant monomers in the bulk solution constantly being exchanged with the surfactant molecules in the micelles. Aeration in beverages, which is manifested as foam or bubbles, increases the sensory preference among consumers. Both the increased surface viscosity and the increased bulk viscosity contribute to the observed foam and film stabilities. In the thin-film studies, several stratification steps are observed, probably owing to micelles that are being pushed out of the film. The levels of the foam and of the solution are recorded simultaneously in dependence on time using a, The objective of this research work was to study the relationship among the apparent viscosity of bulk foam, the viscoelasticity of liquid films, and foam stability. The results showed that the surfactant type had a significant effect on the stability of foam. A study has been made of the relationship between initial foam height, H, as measured by the Ross-Miles test, and such factors as surfactant concentration, critical micelle concentration (CMC) of the solute, surface tension (γ) of the solution, surface area (A) of the foam, and the work involved in the production of the foam surface. Lower R5 values indicate low-stability foams. Thus, instead of measurements lasting For SDS solutions of, -hexanol concentrations because these foams rup-, provide evidence for the general applicability of this, Variations of the R5 parameter values as a function of concen-, ) vs. time are practically identical for all SDS. Summary of Test Method 4.1 The sample, maintained at a temperature of 24°C (75°F) is blown with air at a constant rate for 5 min, then allowed to settle for 10 min. bilizing forces (elasticity and disjoining pressure forces). 0000001932 00000 n
The results show relaxation times τ2 in the range of seconds for Triton X-100 to minutes for polyoxyethylene alkyl ethers. Data represent the mean values of 2–5 mea-. A gradual reduction in the half-life of foam was observed with increasing concentration of emulsified oil. When the gas velocity was two times higher, Journal of Surfactants and Detergents, Vol. The analysis is performed with the Turbiscan LAB immediately after. In, the shaking test a certain amount of solution is vigorously, definite amount of solution is poured from the upper vessel, through an orifice of definite diameter onto a bed of the, same solution located in a cylinder at a standard distance, from the orifice. Formulas for ideal body weight (IBW) in men and women were derived from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company height and weight tables. Take oven dried soil sample of calculated weight and thoroughly mix with water (OMC) as obtained from the above equation. Khristov and Exerowa [16] have reported a comparison of the time τ p and the height H of the foam column under specially established conditions with respect to surfactant and electrolyte concentrations, capillary pressure and temperature.This ensured formation of foam films of different types: thick, CBF and NBF. R10 is defined as R5 (see Fig. 0000026090 00000 n
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After 5 min the solu-. : ALO (Albuquerque Operations Office, Albuquerque, NM (United States)) Sponsoring Org. Despite the important role of foams in industrial applications, few methods for determining the stability are present. Oil can penetrate into the foam structure in the form of continuous phase or emulsions which might deteriorate lamellae and, Injecting foam into hydrocarbon reservoirs in order to transport the fluid is amongst the novel methods for enhanced oil recovery (EOR). 1. 0000042968 00000 n
Compared with foam apparent viscosity, the viscoelasticity of liquid films appeared to be a key factor in foam stability. Further analysis of the results showed a reduction in the number of dispersed oil droplets with increasing the salinity. the evaluation of foam stability. 4. 0000000016 00000 n
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Finally, it can be concluded that the introduction of methylol groups improves the performance of the prepared new surfactants in certain properties. However, one of the main challenges is the stability of the foams in the presence of oil bank at the front of injected foam. The association of many classes of surface active molecules into micellar aggregates is a well-known phenomenon. %%EOF
Investigations of the action of α-particle showed that three types of foam film were formed in the highest layers of the foams studied. This parameter can be used as an ad-, ditional criterion for the evaluation of foam stability. were performed at room temperature (21 ± 1°C). The maximum in H occurred in the neighborhood The aim of this article is to review past studies on body height that have followed different scientific traditions. The degree to which a foam structure is destabilized by the emulsified oil droplets is dependent on the type and concentration of surfactant employed in generating the foam. The ini-, tial foam height was measured after the solution had flowed, for 1 min, and the foam height changes with time were de-, termined. DETERMINATION OF FOAM DENSITY. Therefore, by making two different experimental setups in this study, the effect of changing the properties of four surfactants (CAPB and three selected surfactants in past research (SDS, CTAB, AOS)) and four oil phases on foam stability have been studied. The reproducibility of measurements was reasonable (Figs. 0000055957 00000 n
His research inter, cused on foams and foam films, surfactant adsorption, froth flota-, tion and bubble-solid aggregates, and bubble motion in surfactant. In addition, explore hundreds of other calculators addressing fitness, health, math, finance, and more. A low solution content at 5 min is an additional indication, that the foam is stable, i.e., it “survived” the period of rapid, drainage and its height did not drop rapidly. They are either entrapped within the beverage or float at the surface. 0000003764 00000 n
Additional information about foam stability can be, obtained by analyzing the amounts of the solution contained, in a unit volume of foam immediately after formation and, amounts of solution contained in the unit volume of foam, tration of the SDS solutions. It is recommended as the standard procedure. Determination of Polyurethane Foam Growth Kinetics by a Simple Column Height Test Kinetic modeling describes the conversion versus time curves. Introduction Perfluorinated surfactants and low molecular weight polymers have been used for decades in the manufacture of using the same parameters and/or boundary conditions. Please note that some of the foam data in literature [22. 0000011119 00000 n
Antifoaming and defoaming theories are presented, together with the mechanisms of heterogeneous antifoaming agents (non-polar oil, hydrophobic solid particles or mixtures of both) including recent theories describing the role of the emulsion and pseudo-emulsion film in the stability of foams containing oil droplets. Typical foamability characterization strategies are qualitative in nature (foam height or volume) and can only be used for comparisons within the limits of experimental parameters originally tested for. Upper limits of NaLS concentrations, for which the measurements of steady-state foamability could be performed were found to depend strongly on the amounts of electrolyte added. The experiments. Importantly, the foamability data from literature for other surfactants such as DTAB, SDBS, and Triton X-100 also fall on the same master curve. In this condition emulsions stability and phase behaviour have the main influence on the bulk foam stability. It is shown that stabilizing forces are connected with actual non-equilibrium coverages of interfaces, and changes in foamability can be correlated with values of the effective elasticity forces. in the tube (26.5 cm) at a speed of 30 strokes per minute. The, general lack of a method for characterization of foam behav-, ior means there is no uniform standardized method by, means of which all kinds of foam can be characterized by. 0000045369 00000 n
With this test also Foams that have a higher density have more foam per cubic meter than lower density foams. Theoretically, the weight decreases uniformly day after day as water evaporates from the coffee, and when drying is achieved the weight remains more or less constant. Some of these models are reviewed here. m = Optimum moisture content obtained from the laboratory compaction test. 0000002655 00000 n
in character for the systems studied and there was a linear relationship between H and A. Data represent the mean values of 2-5 measurements and their scatter. 0000013374 00000 n
Initially (, contents were rather high, 20 to 25%. I. The relationship between bubble sizes and process condition is explored.The effect of surfactant supply rates on foam generation and recent developments in understanding of the antifoam mechanism of hydrophobic particles and particle/oil mixtures are described.A number of mathematical descriptions of foam behaviour which model syneresis (drainage), diffusional disproportionation and film collapse have been made in recent years. Fundamental studies on horizontal and vertical isolated foam lamellae with emphasis on drainage and stability are reviewed. As a result, the foam height diminished significantly as can, The main advantages of the proposed test method of analy-, tion about the foam stability like the long-lasting measure-, ments of the halftime of foam rupture; values of the R5, parameter higher than 50% indicate high stability of the, can easily be obtained and used as an additional parame-, i.e., to transient (“wet foams”) and metastable (“dry, foams”), thus enabling various types of foams to be com-. solutions. We first define a non-dimensional parameter ‘foamability index’, as the ratio of the volume of foam generated to the volume of aqueous solution used. m Weight of wet soil =1+ ----- x W 100 Weight of water = Weight of wet soil - Weight of dry soil. In addition, the effect of increased salinity of the emulsion on foam stability was again found to be a function of the type of the surfactant is present in the foam system. The results obtained for, hexadecyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB), and, hexanol solutions, i.e., for systems forming metastable and, *To whom correspondence should be addressed at Max-Planck-Institut, für Kolloid-und Grenzflächenforschung, Am Mühlenberg 2, D-14476, E-mail: Klaus.Lunkenheimer@mpikg-golm.mpg.de, Abbreviations: CMC, critical micelle concentration; CTAB, hexade-. When the foam decays in gravitational field the capillary pressure in its upper parts reduces due to the diminish of the foam column height. However, by combining of 1:1 ratio of SDS and CAPB, the foam stability has been improved significantly. Within, foam ruptured unevenly and large holes formed inside the, umn walls. It is proved that the foam lifetime τp determined at constant capillary pressure is a more precise and defined characteristics of foam stability. This is caused by the fact that foam is, a complicated gas/liquid dispersed system whose properties, are determined, in our opinion, by nonequilibrium adsorp-, tion coverages (1) at the very enlarged gas–solution inter-, faces. 3). Foam stability is determined based on parameters that include height or volume of foam, gas flow rate, the dimension of the vessel used for foam formation, and the time interval during measurements. 0000055851 00000 n
As an industry leader, Tyco is reformulating its firefighting foam products to eliminate C8 compounds in support of the EPA PFOA Stewardship Program. Thus, at high SDS concentrations the foam vol-, ume was practically equal to the volume of gas introduced, into the system. Basically Foam concrete is a mixture of cement, fly ash, sand, water and foaming agent. %PDF-1.5
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The power of this prediction tool is further illustrated by the accurate prediction of literature results for pool boiling critical heat flux with foaming solutions without any experimental inputs. The emulsification and foam performance of these surfactants were also evaluated at different concentrations at 298.15 K. The foam stabilizing ability of anionic, cationic and nonionic surfactants are studied with two methods, involving constant and variable capillary pressure in the foam liquid phase: the method of determining the foam lifetime at constant pressure and the Ross-Miles test. The overall aim is to control the selectivity and recovery of the process. Both the shaking test and the Ross–Miles method, have the same fundamental disadvantage, that the amount of, gas introduced into the system is not controlled at all. The conception of a treatment process consists of choosing the proper operations with an adequate succession depending on the ore properties. 0000004835 00000 n
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