A cantilever deflection technique was used to monitor stress in situ during drying of cellulose
acetate coatings. Porosity was introduced in some coatings using dry-cast phase separation …

A new model is developed for wet-casting polymeric membranes that address how the
concentrations at the interface between the casting solution and nonsolvent bath adjust from …

The development of microstructure during drying-induced phase inversion or dry casting of
homogeneous water/acetone/cellulose acetate coatings, which evolve into asymmetric …

Time-sectioning cryogenic scanning electron microscopy (cryo-SEM) was introduced in an
earlier publication as a technique to directly visualize wet microstructures. In this work, the …

A new model is developed for the evaporative or dry-casting process for polymeric
membrane formation that incorporates convective transport owing to density changes; the …

The main goal of this research is to measure the stress evolution in various polymer coating
systems to establish the mechanisms responsible for stress development, stress relaxation …

The dry-casting process and the wet-casting process are two typical phase-inversion
techniques for manufacturing synthetic polymeric membranes. Although extensive modeling …

The most widely used technique for the manufacture of commercial polymeric membranes,
the Phase Inversion process, is often associated with formation of macrovoid pores. These …

Erratum: Effects of phase separation on stress development in polymeric coatings (Polymer (2002)
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