Violent flows in aqueous foams III: physical multi-phase model comparison with aqueous foam shock tube experiments
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DOI: 10.1007/s00193-018-0835-z
Abstract: Mitigation of blast waves in aqueous foams is a problem that has a strong dependence on multi-phase effects. Here, a simplified model is developed from the previous articles treating violent flows (D’Alesio et al. in… read more here.
Keywords: aqueous foams; model; multi phase; violent flows ... See more keywords
Formation of stable aqueous foams on the ethanol layer: Synergistic stabilization of fluorosurfactant and polymers
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DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2020.124545
Abstract: Abstract The extreme instability of aqueous foams on the ethanol layer is an important issue to consider in the application of fire-fighting foams. We attempt making stable aqueous foams on the ethanol layer by using… read more here.
Keywords: ethanol layer; foam; aqueous foams; fc1157 ... See more keywords
Surfactant-free aqueous foams stabilized with synergy of xanthan-based amphiphilic biopolymer and nanoparticle as potential hydraulic fracturing fluids
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DOI: 10.1016/j.colsurfa.2020.125215
Abstract: Abstract Due to various industrial applications, aqueous foams stabilized by surfactants in combination without and with polymers, biopolymers or/and solid particles have been extensively investigated. In contrast, there are few reports involved in surfactant-free aqueous… read more here.
Keywords: foams stabilized; surfactant free; xanthan based; aqueous foams ... See more keywords