Experimental design and analysis to determine the porosity of composite adsorbent materials
Diseño y análisis experimental para determinar la porosidad de materiales adsorbentes compuestos
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Adsorption cooling systems that use residual heat as a source depend on the quality of the adsorbent bed where anhydrous salts are used whose thermal conductivity and porosity are low; for this reason, they are impregnated with materials such as graphite or activated carbon. In this work, experiment design techniques were applied to determine which of the factors involved in the preparation of the adsorbent material generate a significant impact on the porosity of the adsorbent material, for this, surface responses and an optimal region where the material had a porosity were established. high with a minimum cost of production, this has great implication in the simplification of the development of procedures to produce composite adsorbent materials of greater efficiency. It was determined that the materials with a higher percentage of impregnation material improve the porosity conditions.
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