Online Workshop: Characterizing Construction Materials using Vapor Sorption Techniques

 

Date:
Wednesday 19 May 2021
Time:
10:30 am CEST | 9:30 am BST
Duration:
2 hours incl. Q&A
Register free here

Organized in partnership with:

Presenters:
DarylWDr. Daryl Williams
Founder/MD
Surface Measurement Systems Ltd
Imperial College London

 
MeishanMeishan Guo
Application Engineer
Surface Measurement Systems Ltd
Imperial College London

Join us for this free online workshop to discover how you can use Vapor Sorption Techniques to characterize construction materials. The in-depth workshop will cover Dynamic Vapor Sorption (DVS) and Inverse Gas Chromatography (iGC) technology and their applications.

Organized in partnership with the University of Luxembourg, this session is a vital resource for anyone working in the following fields of research:

  • Cement & concrete
  • Asphalt & bitumen
  • Natural & Synthetic fibres
  • Carbon fibre & graphene
  • Natural stones
  • Wood

What will you learn?

Dynamic Vapor Sorption (DVS):

  • Moisture and organic vapor sorption isotherms and BET surface area
  • Vapor-induced phase changes (glass transition and critical RH)
  • Vapor/moisture permeability and diffusion-related studies
  • Chemisorption and physisorption on building materials for environmental studies
  • Characterizing Restoration Materials for Historic Buildings

Invert Gas Chromatography (iGC-SEA):

  • Surface energy and surface heterogeneity studies, BET surface area
  • Adhesion/cohesion, dispersive and acid-base (specific) interactions of cementitious and composite materials
  • Surface properties of natural and synthetic fibres, wood and minerals
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