The list of international projects SAS
Institute of Materials Research
Preparation of ZnTiO, ZnO and (YGd)203: Eu ceramic with conventional and Pulse electric current sintering technique
Príprava ZnTiO3, ZnO and (YGd)2O3: Eu keramiky konvenčným spekaním a spekaním pomocou pulzného elektrického prúdu
Strengthening and plasticity of high-entropy ultra-high temperature carbides
Spevnenie a plasticita vysokoentropických ultra vysokoteplotných karbidov
High performance duplex ceramics for efficient maschining of nickel superalloysd
Vysoko odolná duplexná keramika pre efektívne obrábanie niklových superzliatin
Development and characterization of bioceramic systems modified by thermosetting biopolymers
Vývoj a charakterizácia biokeramických systémov modifikovaných termosetovými biopolymérmi
| Duration: |
1.1.2023 - 31.12.2024 |
| Program: |
Mobility |
| Project leader: |
RNDr. Sopčák Tibor PhD. |
| Annotation: | Development of biomaterials consisting of bioceramics as matrix enriched with various polymers is a long-standing challenge when preparing synthetic bone substitutes. The combination of both materials can serve several purposes: the inorganic ceramic phase ensures the outstanding bioactivity, osteoconductivity and osteoinductivity, while the polymer component is responsible for the enhanced mechanical reinforcement and improved biodegradation. In view of above, the present project will be oriented towards the production and characterization of bioceramic systems modified with a thermoset biopolymer coating. A great emphasis will be given
on the synthesis of polyol citrate thermosetting polymers and their effective incorporation on the surface of bioceramic matrix. Beside that, a detailed analysis of the effect of polymer addition on the microstructural, phase, mechanical, and in-vitro cellular properties of bioceramic systems will be thoroughly studied using several characterization techniques. It is anticipated, that our results should
expand knowledge in the field of polymer/bioceramic composites and will provide useful directions in their further design for potential
use in biomedicine. |
Developoment and processing of advanced metal hydride composites with specific microstructure properties for mobile hydrogen storage applications
Vývoj a spracovanie pokročilých metalhydridových kompozitných materiálov pre uskladnenie vodíka určených pre mobilné aplikácie
| Duration: |
1.5.2023 - 30.4.2026 |
| Program: |
ERANET |
| Project leader: |
RNDr. Nigutová Katarína PhD. |
| Annotation: | The innovation goals of this project are to provide a novel metal hydride composite offering hydrogenation capacity close to Mg alloys, faster kinetics, higher dehydrogenation capacity, and limited material degradation per cycle. The material will be based on the concept of high entropy alloy with the addition of catalysts and will be produced not only in the conventional powder form, but also as thin sheets and bulk materials. The project will improve the fundamental understanding of the mechanisms governing the hydrogenation and high-temperature behavior of HEA-based composites and also provide a functional model of a new composite material for hydrogen storage, followed by a technology for its fabrication. |
Development of Advanced Magnesium Alloys for Multifunctional Applications in Extreme Environments
Vývoj pokročilých horčíkových zliatin pre multifunkčné aplikácie v extrémnych prostrediach
Enhancement of Hydrogen Storage Properties of AlTiVCr Light Weight High Entropy Alloys (HEA) by Ti3C2 Mxene and Several Plastic Deformation
Zvýšenie uskladňovacej schopnosti vodíka v ľahkých vysoko-entropických zliatinách (HEA) typu AlTiVCr prídavkom Ti3C2 Mxenu a veľkej plastickej deformácie
| Duration: |
1.4.2022 - 31.3.2025 |
| Program: |
European Interest Group (EIG) CONCERT-Japan |
| Project leader: |
doc. Ing. Saksl Karel DrSc. |
| Annotation: | Recently discovered AlTiVCr high entropy alloy (HEA) exhibits about 70x increase in equilibrium pressure, ~20 kJ/mol H2 decrease in desorption enthalpy (ΔH) relative to the benchmark TiVZrNbHf HEA possessing H/M ratio > 2 with 2.7 wt % hydrogens at 53 bar H2. The AlTiVCr HEA desorption enthalpy ΔH is ~40 kJ/mol and H/M ratio ~1. Since AlTiVCr alloy includes lighter-weight elements relative to earlier studied refractory HEAs, it is envisaged that AlTiVCr can be a potential lightweight metal hydride for future hydrogen storage application if its H/m ratio and hydrogenation/dehydrogenation kinetics can be improved. So far, the addition of Mxene (Ti3C2) as catalyst and nanosizing exhibited a significant influence on the kinetics and hydrogenation capacity of Mg metal hydrides independently. Therefore, in this study, we aim to develop a lightweight metal hydride composite of AlTiVCr HEA by the combination of three concepts of HEA, Mxenes (Ti3C2 Mxene) and nanosizing by high-pressure torsion (HPT). The influence of Mxene and deformation heterogeneities will be investigated and will be tailored for achieving lower ΔH, higher H/M ratio and faster kinetics. |
The total number of projects: 7
