Static Compression Tests of Concentrated Crystallized Carbon Dioxide

Jan Górecki; Ireneusz Malujda; Krzysztof Talaśka; Mateusz Kukla; Paweł Tarkowski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.816.490

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Static Compression Tests of Concentrated Crystallized Carbon Dioxide

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This paper presents the results of static compression tests of concentrated crystallized carbon dioxide. The test results obtained under this research describe the relationship between the compressive stress and strain allowing to estimate the proportionality ratio, limit stress and critical stress values. Special test methods were used due to low temperature of crystallized carbon dioxide (minus 78.5°C) and its sublimation under standard testing conditions. The results of the mechanical properties of agglomerated CO₂ were compared with the mechanical properties of other known materials. This allowed us to derive assumptions, which can become the starting point of the process to build a mathematical model describing the dry ice compaction and granulation processes.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 816)

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490-495

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November 2015

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Jan Górecki*, Ireneusz Malujda, Krzysztof Talaśka, Mateusz Kukla, Paweł Tarkowski

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Design of Machines, Dry Ice, Solidified Carbon Dioxide

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