Determining Porosity and Permeability from AFM Images Using Image to Curve in COMSOL Multiphysics

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In recent years, atomic force microscopy (AFM) has become a key technique for characterizing surface structures and materials at the microscopic level. An important part of the AFM image analysis is quantifying morphological properties such as porosity and permeability of the material. This paper focuses on the calculation of these parameters using the Image to Curve module of the COMSOL Multiphysics software, which allows digital images to be converted into analysable curves. The Image to Curve module is an efficient tool for obtaining quantitative data on the porosity and permeability of materials, allowing a better understanding of their structure and optimization of their properties for specific applications such as filtration, separation and fluid transport. The study shows how this module can be used to develop new materials with optimised properties, opening up new opportunities for innovation in materials engineering.

Atomic force microscopy, porosity, permeability, Image to Curve

ZHURAULIOVA, D.; SMILEK, J.; PEKAŘ, M.

22. 10. 2024

COMSOL Conference 2024 Florence

Florencie, Itálie

978-1-7364524-2-4

Papers and Presentations from the COMSOL Conference 2024

7

comsol.com/papers-presentations/2024-florence