Thermal Analysis Labs regularly offers FREE online seminars – or “webinars” – to provide information on new applications.
The webinar is a combination of a live PowerPoint show presented over the Internet, and a conference call with participants. Please browse our listing of live upcoming webinars below or check our library of past archived webinar recordings.
Advance registration is required.
Next Webinar
| June 26, 2018 | 9:00 am EST | TGA for the Study of The Corrosion of Materials and Other Solid-Gas Reactions |
| July 5, 2018 | 12:00 pm EST | Performance Characterization of Geopolymer Applications |
Our Partner Setaram Instrumentation Presents:
TGA for the Study of The Corrosion of Materials and Other Solid-Gas Reactions
We hope this information will help you further for your material science research and inspire your imagination.
WHEN:
Tuesday, June 26th 2018 at 4:00PM UTC+1 (Paris, Berlin) – 10:00AM EDT (New York, Boston)in English. You can ask questions in French as well!
FOR DETAILS AND TO REGISTER:
Performance Characterization of Geopolymer Applications
This webinar will provide a review of highlights from the recent geopolymer research report from the Department of Infrastructure Engineering at the University of Melbourne in Australia. The report illustrates how thermal conductivity is an important thermophysical property of geopolymer concrete, an environmentally friendly alternative for ordinary Portland cement-based concrete. Geopolymers are used widely in the construction and refractory industries for their fire- and heat-resistant properties. As refractories and flame-resistant materials, several characteristics are desirable performance metrics: A low thermal conductivity enables efficient insulation and fire resistance, while a low coefficient of thermal expansion reduces thermophysical strain upon the material.
This webinar will be of interest to researchers, academics and industry professionals who are involved in development and application of geopolymers. We will review the innovative approaches thermal conductivity characterization the C-Therm sensors empower in geopolymer applications and the technical considerations on approaching these methods.
