999 resultados para Energia incorporada nos materiais de construção
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A solar alternative system for water heating is presented. It work on a thermosiphon, consisting of one or two alternative collectors and a water storage tank also alternative, whose main purpose is to socialize the use of energy mainly to be used by people of low income. The collectors were built from the use of pets bottles, cans of beer and soft drinks and tubes of PVC, ½ " and the thermal reservoirs from a drum of polyethylene used for storage of water and garbage placed inside cylinder of fiber glass and EPS ground between the two surfaces. Such collectors are formed by three elements: pet bottles, cans and tubes absorbers. The heating units, which form the collector contains inside the cans that can be closed, in original form or in the form of plate. The collectors have an absorber grid formed by eight absorbers PVC tube, connected through connections at T of the same material and diameter. It will be presented data of the thermal parameters which demonstrate the efficiency of the heating system proposed. Relative aspects will be boarded also the susceptibility the thermal degradation and for UV for the PVC tubes. It will be demonstrated that this alternative heating system, which has as its main feature low cost, presents thermal, economic and materials viabilities
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The conversion of solar energy in electric with photo-voltaic cells has been carried through exclusively with devices of semiconducting junction. To put this situation comes moving for better in them last years, thanks to a new technology of production of known solar cells as Dye Solar Cell. This proposal aims at to develop a DSC having as dye lavonoides of the Capsicum frutescens (malagueta pepper). Front is considered to evaluate the photo-voltaic parameters varies it regions of the visible specter, as well as a good efficiency of conversion
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A housing unit was built to study the thermal performance, and of material using a composite made of gypsum and EPS ground. We used two techniques of construction, using blocks, and filling on the spot. Two compositions of the composite were studied. The blocks were fixed using conventional mortar. In the technical of filling on the spot were used PET bottles up inside the walls to provide mechanical and thermal resistance. Compression tests were realized according to the ABNT standard of sealing bricks. It is going to be shown an analysis of the thermal comfort through the use of thermocouples placed on the walls of the building, internally and externally. The manufacturing viability of houses, using recyclable materials, through the use of composite materials proposed will be demonstrated. The constructive aspects showing the advantages and disadvantages of the technique used also will be broached. The block used presents structural functions and thermal insulating, is low cost and represents an alternative to the use of EPS and PET bottles which are materials that end up occupying much space in the landfills, giving than an ecologically correct use. The results of thermal analysis shows the thermal comfort provided by the composite by the obtainment of a difference between the internal and external surfaces of the walls more exposed to the sun around 7º C. The average temperature of the air inside the building, around 28.0 º C was below the zone of thermal comfort recommended for countries with hot weather
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The static and cyclic assays are common to test materials in structures.. For cycling assays to assess the fatigue behavior of the material and thereby obtain the S-N curves and these are used to construct the diagrams of living constant. However, these diagrams, when constructed with small amounts of S-N curves underestimate or overestimate the actual behavior of the composite, there is increasing need for more testing to obtain more accurate results. Therewith, , a way of reducing costs is the statistical analysis of the fatigue behavior. The aim of this research was evaluate the probabilistic fatigue behavior of composite materials. The research was conducted in three parts. The first part consists of associating the equation of probability Weilbull equations commonly used in modeling of composite materials S-N curve, namely the exponential equation and power law and their generalizations. The second part was used the results obtained by the equation which best represents the S-N curves of probability and trained a network to the modular 5% failure. In the third part, we carried out a comparative study of the results obtained using the nonlinear model by parts (PNL) with the results of a modular network architecture (MN) in the analysis of fatigue behavior. For this we used a database of ten materials obtained from the literature to assess the ability of generalization of the modular network as well as its robustness. From the results it was found that the power law of probability generalized probabilistic behavior better represents the fatigue and composites that although the generalization ability of the MN that was not robust training with 5% failure rate, but for values mean the MN showed more accurate results than the PNL model
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We studied the feasibility of using a system of Solar Water Heating (SAS) with low cost, for three configurations. In configurations I and II have the collector grid absorber composed of six PVC tubes placed in parallel on the tile cement. In configuration II, the PVC tubes were transparent cover made of plastic bottles. Configuration III uses a collector composed of 12 black HDPE pipes, supported on four cement tiles 2.44 m x 0.50 m, two by two overlapping and interspersed with a filling of glass wool, comprising an area exposed to the global radiation incident of 2.44 m2, with the top two tiles painted matte black. In this configuration, the HDPE pipes replace conventional PVC pipes painted black. The total cost of SAS for configuration III, the most economical, was around $ 150.00. For the configurations tested the system of operation was thermosyphon collector. The study showed that the proposed systems have good thermal efficiency, are easy to install and handle and have low cost compared to conventional.
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It was studied a system for heating water to be used to obtain water for bathing at home, the absorbing surface of the collector is formed by one plate of polycarbonate. The polycarbonate plate has 6 mm thick, 1.050 mm wide and 1.500 mm long with an area equal to 1,575 m². The plate was attached by its edges parallel to PVC tubes of 32 mm. The system worked under the thermo-siphon and was tested for two configurations: plate absorber with and without isolation of EPS of 30 mm thick on the bottom surface in order to minimize heat losses from the bottom. The tank's thermal heating system is alternative and low cost, since it was constructed from a polyethylene reservoir for water storage, with a volume of 200 liters. Will present data on the thermal efficiency, heat loss, water temperature of thermal reservoir at the end of the process simulation and baths. Will be demonstrated the feasibility of thermal, economic and material pickup proposed for the intended purpose.
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We present two models of blocks made of composite material obtained from the use of cement, plaster, EPS crushed, shredded tire, mud, sand and water, for the construction of popular housing. Were made metal molds for the manufacture of blocks to be used in the construction of a residence for low-income families. Performed tests of compressive strength of the composite for various formulations that met the specific standard for blocks used in construction. To study the thermal conductivity of the composite for further study of thermal comfort generated in a residence built with the proposed composite. We also determined the mass-specific and water absorption for each formulation studied. Using a home already built with another composite material, made up the closing of a window with the building blocks and found the thermal insulation, measuring external and internal temperatures of the blocks. The blocks had made good thermal insulation of the environment, resulting in differences of up to 12.6°C between the outer and inner faces. It will be shown the feasibility of using composite for the end proposed and chosen the most appropriate wording
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Research for better performance materials in biomedical applications are constants. Thus recent studies aimed at the development of new techniques for modification of surfaces. The low pressure plasma has been highlighted for its versatility and for being environmentally friendly, achieving good results in the modification of physic chemical properties of materials. However, it is requires an expensive vacuum system and cannot able to generate superficial changes in specific regions. Furthermore, it is limits their use in polymeric materials and sensitive terms due to high process temperatures. Therefore, new techniques capable of generating cold plasma at atmospheric pressure (APPJ) were created. In order to perform surface treatments on biomaterials in specific regions was built a prototype capable of generating a cold plasma jet. The prototype plasma generator consists of a high voltage source, a support arm, sample port and a nozzle through which the ionized argon. The device was formed to a dielectric tube and two electrodes. This work was varied some parameters such as position between electrodes, voltage and electrical frequency to verify the behavior of glow discharges. The disc of titanium was polished and there was a surface modification. The power consumed, length, intensity and surface modifications of titanium were analyzed. The energy consumed during the discharges was observed by the Lissajous figure method. To check the length of the jets was realized with Image Pro Plus software. The modifications of the titanium surfaces were observed by optical microscopy (OM ) and atomic force microscopy (AFM ). The study showed that variations of the parameters such as voltage, frequency and geometric position between the electrodes influence the formation of the plasma jet. It was concluded that the plasma jet near room temperature and atmospheric pressure was able to cause modifications in titanium surface
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Pós-graduação em História - FCHS
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de NÃvel Superior (CAPES)
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Pós-graduação em Ciências Sociais - FFC
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de NÃvel Superior (CAPES)
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Na área da Acústica, no que diz respeito à s últimas décadas, tem crescido substancialmente a demanda por informações sobre a capacidade de absorção dos materiais acústicos, bem como a utilização de métodos de modelagem que permitam inferir o comportamento acústico dos sistemas reais, os quais demandam uma infraestrutura de porte, o que representa um alto investimento. Assim, visando atender a estas demandas, possibilitar o desenvolvimento de pesquisas sobre as caracterÃsticas de absorção sonora de materiais tipicamente regionais e o desenvolvimento de aulas práticas no âmbito da acústica, tanto no curso de graduação quanto na pós-graduação, este trabalho apresenta todas as informações pertinentes ao projeto e construção de uma mini-câmara reverberante, na escala de 1: 6 de um volume de 200 m<sup>3</sup>. Além disso, é apresentada uma metodologia de qualificação e adequação do campo acústico interno, tendo por base as orientações contidas na norma ISO-354. Por outro lado, são apresentados e discutidos os resultados obtidos, a partir de ensaios realizados nesta mini-câmara, caracterizando e validando os painéis de fibra de coco, desenvolvidos pelo Grupo de Vibração e Acústica, da Universidade Federal do Pará, bem como uma simulação numérica por Raios Acústicos, tendo por base a cavidade acústica da minicâmara, para permitir a validação do modelo numérico a partir dos dados experimentais.
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Projetar e construir câmaras reverberantes, em modelo reduzido, para a determinação da perda de transmissão de materiais usados para o controle de ruÃdo nas áreas industriais e da construção civil foi o foco principal deste trabalho. Por outro lado, buscou-se estabelecer uma metodologia de análise e interpretação dos parâmetros acústicos a partir da teoria dos modelos em escala reduzida, de tal modo que se possa inferir a perda de transmissão dos materiais estudados. A necessidade desta construção ocorre devido aos estudos dos desempenhos acústicos dos materiais serem realizados em câmaras reverberantes (em escala real), disponÃveis apenas em algumas regiões do Brasil, dificultando e encarecendo os testes de desempenho dos materiais para pesquisadores de outras regiões. Assim, de modo a se ter um custo baixo, foi realizada a construção das câmaras reverberantes, em escala reduzida de 1:6, sendo o objetivo principal o estudo da perda de transmissão de divisórias desenvolvidas com material regional, estabelecendo comparação entre os seus desempenhos, e ao mesmo tempo permitir a sua utilização em aulas práticas de acústica. Apesar das câmaras terem sido construÃdas em escala reduzida, o fator de escala (1:6) não foi considerado e as medições foram realizadas nas freqüências reais das bandas de oitava delimitadas entre 125 Hz e 8 kHz. As divisórias foram ensaiadas para a determinação dos parâmetros acústicos, tendo por base as normas ISO 140 e 354. Finalmente, a partir dos resultados encontrados, foi possÃvel comprovar a eficiência dos materiais utilizados para a obtenção de divisórias que podem ser usadas para o isolamento de ruÃdo em ambientes construÃdos e/ou enclausuramentos industriais. Além dos ensaios experimentais, foram realizados cálculos analÃticos segundo as equações da Análise EstatÃstica Energética (SEA) para efeito de comprovação e validação dos resultados.
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Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de NÃvel Superior (CAPES)