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  • Novel architecture for entrapment of elastomeric membranes in microfluidic systems

    Creator:
    Blackwell, Edward P.
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    This thesis presents a novel microlamination architecture that enables the large scale integration of valves into low cost micro energy and chemical systems via membrane entrapment. Polycarbonate layers embossed with microfluidic channels were bonded by ultrasonic welding of raised embossed protrusions that penetrate though the PDMS membranes. The bonding pressure...
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    Masters Thesis
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    machining, setting up fabrication, testing equipment, and other lab activities Vincent Remcho for help

  • Modeling and development of fabrication method for embedding membrane based microvalve in bulk microfluidic device

    Creator:
    Abhinkar, Bindiya S.
    Abstract:
    PDMS membrane-based microvalves are becoming increasingly more important for the control of fluid flow within MECS applications such as microreactors used to synthesize nanoparticles and biological macromolecules. The motivation for pursuing PDMS membrane-based microvalves is for implementing a plug flow microreactor to simulate slug flow yielding a narrower residence time...
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    Masters Thesis
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    7, 2007. Title: Modeling and Development of Fabrication Method for Embedding Membrane Based

  • Force Prediction in the Compression Sealing of an Ultra-thin Elastoviscoplastic Membrane

    Creator:
    McNeff, Patrick Scot
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    The objective of this paper is to demonstrate a method for mechanically characterizing a 25 μm thick elastoviscoplastic hemodialysis membrane and for quantifying the force required to use that membrane in compression sealing. First, methods are developed for mechanically characterizing the thin elastoviscoplastic membrane. Then, a finite element model is...
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    Masters Thesis
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    characterizing a 25 μm thick elastoviscoplastic hemodialysis membrane and for quantifying the force required to