Laboratory of Inorganic Materials

Granting Departments:	Laboratory of Inorganic Materials
Study Programme/Specialization:	Chemistry and Technology of Materials ( in English language )
Supervisor:	Ing. Richard Pokorný, Ph.D.

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The goal of this project targets the analysis of one of the critical batch-to-glass conversion processes – the evolution and collapse of the primary foam at the batch-melt interface. This porous foam layer, which behaves as a form of insulation layer, results from the products of various gas evolving reactions that are being trapped in the primary melt. This project will focus on understanding the foam morphology, the reactions that lead to primary foaming.

Granting Departments:	Laboratory of Inorganic Materials
Study Programme/Specialization:	Chemistry and Technology of Materials ( in English language )
Supervisor:	doc. Ing. Jaroslav Kloužek, CSc.

Annotation

The analysis of the processes during the vitrification process is performed using a mathematical model. Input data of the model will be obtained by a set of experimental methods including high temperature monitoring of melting processes, analysis of released gases, thermal analysis and determination of oxidative reduction equilibrium in melts.