Tag: Kinetics • NETZSCH – the Thermal Analysis Blog

Optimizing Dehydration Processes of Pharmaceuticals with Kinetics Neo

October 25, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

When a crystalline substance – such as an active pharmaceutical ingredient or an excipient – comes into contact with water, various types of interactions are possible. For the design of a dehydration process, it is therefore important to know the thermal properties of the particular sample. Thermogravimetric analysis in combination with kinetic evaluation helps determine this data and significantly reduce the time to develop a suitable temperature program.

Optimierung des Entwässerungsprozesses von Pharmazeutika mit Kinetics Neo

October 25, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

Kommt eine kristalline Substanz, wie beispielsweise ein pharmazeutischer Wirk- oder Hilfsstoff, mit Wasser in Berührung, können verschiedene Arten von Wechselwirkungen auftreten. Für die Konzeption eines Entwässerungsprozesses ist es deshalb wichtig, die thermischen Eigenschaften der jeweiligen Probe zu kennen. Thermogravimetrische Analyse in Kombination mit einer kinetischen Auswertung hilft, diese Werte zu bestimmen und die Entwicklungszeit eines geeigneten Temperaturprogramms erheblich zu verkürzen.

Vorhersage von Materialverhalten unter Brandbedingungen

August 16, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

Auch aus Gründen der Sicherheit ist es sehr wichtig, die Eigenschaften von vermeintlich nicht brennbaren Materialien unter Brandbedingungen zu kennen: Was passiert mit dem Baumaterial? Wie beständig ist die Baukonstruktion? Wir zeigen Ihnen, wie Sie mit Hilfe von Kinetics Neo das Materialverhalten unter Brandbedingungen vorhersagen können.

Prediction of the Material Behavior under Fire Conditions

August 16, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

For safety reasons, it is very important to know the behavior of supposedly non-combustible materials under fire conditions: What happens with the building material? How durable are the building constructions? We show how to use the Kinetics Neo software to predict the material behavior under fire conditions.

Kinetische Analyse der Scherviskosität zur Vorhersage des Aushärteverhaltens eines Epoxidklebstoffs

August 11, 2021August 9, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

Die NETZSCH Kinetics Neo Software wird nicht nur zur Analyse von temperaturabhängigen Prozessen mittels thermoanalytischen Daten eingesetzt. Es ist nun auch möglich, rheologische Eigenschaften während der Aushärtung auf Basis der mit unserem Kinexus Rotationsrheometer gemessenen Daten zu simulieren. Erfahren Sie hier mehr über die kinetische Analyse des Aushärteverhaltens eines 2-Komponenten-Epoxidklebstoffs.

Kinetic analysis of shear viscosity to predict the curing behavior of an epoxy adhesive

August 11, 2021August 9, 2021 by Aileen Sammler

The NETZSCH Kinetics Neo software can not only be used for the analysis of temperature-dependent processes using thermal analysis data. It is now also possible to simulate rheological properties during curing based on the measured data from our Kinexus rotational rheometer. Learn more about the kinetic analysis of the curing behavior of a 2-Part epoxy adhesive.

NETZSCH Sets out Recommendations for Kinetic Analysis of Multi-Step Processes

September 1, 2020 by Milena Riedl

During 16th ICTAC, it was decided to develop recommendations for the kinetic analysis of multi-step reactions. NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing is the only enterprise specialized in the development and production of commercial kinetics software that was invited to participate in this project to develop these recommendations. We are proud to announce that the recommendations are now available!

Streamline your Product Development Process with NETZSCH Kinetics Neo

August 25, 2020 by Milena Riedl

The NETZSCH Kinetics Neo software is used for the analysis of chemical processes. It enables analysis of temperature-dependent processes. The result of such analysis is a kinetics model or method that correctly describes experimental data under various temperature conditions. Get an overview and watch the video to find out how it works!

How to simulate and optimize debinding processes

January 21, 2020 by Gaby Stock

NETZSCH Product Manager, Elena Moukhina, explains how the Kinetics Neo software helps perform polymer debinding processes more quickly and efficiently.

Kinetic Study for Additive Manufacturing

December 16, 2019 by Milena Riedl

Industrial 3D printing processes create functional, end-use parts with mechanically isotropic properties and smooth surface finishes. Read how Prof. Dr. Tim Osswald, Alec Redmann and the team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison worked together with the California-based company Carbon Inc. optimized the thermal curing cycle of EPX 82 resin used in the their Digital Light Synthesis^TM (DLS^TM) process.