Fabio Montagnaro

Prof. Fabio Montagnaro

University of Naples "Federico II" - Department of Chemical Sciences
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2008 in Waste Management
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SAS. Andini
S. Andini
Raffaele CioffiRaffaele Cioffi
Raffaele Cioffi
FCF. Colangelo
F. Colangelo
TGT. Grieco
T. Grieco
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro
LSL. Santoro
L. Santoro

1 June 2012 in Waste Management
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Francesco ColangeloFrancesco Colangelo
Francesco Colangelo
Raffaele CioffiRaffaele Cioffi
Raffaele Cioffi
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro
LSL. Santoro
L. Santoro

1 February 2011 in Waste Management
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Raffaele CioffiRaffaele Cioffi
Raffaele Cioffi
FCF. Colangelo
F. Colangelo
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro
LSL. Santoro
L. Santoro

6 December 2020 in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
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VIVassilis J. Inglezakis
Vassilis J. Inglezakis
MBMarco Balsamo
Marco Balsamo
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro
In liquid–solid adsorption, fluid film diffusion is typically faster than intraparticle diffusion, especially for microporous adsorbents. However, fluid film diffusion might play a significant role in the overall rate of the process for mesoporous–macroporous and non-porous solids. In most adsorption modeling studies, the fluid film diffusion step is typically ignored, which is not always justified. This article critically discusses the theory behind the liquid–solid mass-transfer coefficient in stirred vessels and presents the dissolution and adsorption methods adopted for estimating its value. Then, starting from the definition of the Biot number, an original analysis is developed with reference to selected studies. Surface versus pore diffusion of the adsorbate in the adsorbent is taken into account, and external versus internal mass-transfer resistance is considered to put the fluid film resistance back in the picture when needed. Iso-Biot charts where the operating points can be visualized are presented as well.

1 March 2013 in Waste Management
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ATAntonio Telesca
Antonio Telesca
MMMilena Marroccoli
Milena Marroccoli
DCDaniela Calabrese
Daniela Calabrese
GVGian Lorenzo Valenti
Gian Lorenzo Valenti
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro

1 January 2011 in Procedia Engineering
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Claudio FeroneClaudio Ferone
Claudio Ferone
FCFrancesco Colangelo
Francesco Colangelo
Raffaele CioffiRaffaele Cioffi
Raffaele Cioffi
Fabio MontagnaroFabio Montagnaro
Fabio Montagnaro
LSLuciano Santoro
Luciano Santoro
In this paper weathered coal fly ash has been used in polycondensation processes aimed at the production of geopolymer-based low temperature ceramic bricks. The ash has been employed both "as received" and after drying, showing favorable reactivity in any case. Different curing conditions with a variable period at 60 °C have been tested. Samples obtained have been characterized by measuring Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) and by SEM observations. Good strength values have been obtained with the systems tested. Furthermore, it has been found that mechanical performance increases as the time during which samples are kept at 60 °C increases