Mikael Karlsson
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Chalmers, Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Applied Chemistry
Mikael's field of research is in the recovery of titanium dioxide. Titanium dioxide is mainly used as a white pigment in several different products such as paint, plastics and paper. The focus is the possibility of titanium dioxide recovery from various types of paint residues by solvent extraction. Mikael has previously worked in the paint industry as a research and development engineer with decorative paints and plasters. Other areas of interest include mathematical modeling, experimental design and computational fluid dynamics.
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Showing 6 publications
2019
Characterisation of silicon, zirconium and aluminium coated titanium dioxide pigments recovered from paint waste
Mikael Karlsson, Zareen Abbas, Romain Bordes et al
Dyes and Pigments. Vol. 162, p. 145-152
Journal article
2019
Characterization of paint formulated using secondary TiO2 pigments recovered from waste paint
Mikael Karlsson, Ruben Alvarez-Asencio, Romain Bordes et al
Journal of Coatings Technology Research. Vol. 16 (2), p. 607-614
Journal article
2018
Surface properties of recycled titanium oxide recovered from paint waste
Mikael Karlsson, Zareen Abbas, Romain Bordes et al
Progress in Organic Coatings. Vol. 125, p. 279-286
Journal article
2018
Recycling of TiO2 Pigments from Waste Paint: Process Development, Surface Analysis, and Characterization
Mikael Karlsson
Doctoral thesis
2015
Recovery of titanium dioxide and other pigments from waste paint by pyrolysis
Mikael Karlsson, Daniel Corr, Christer Forsgren et al
Journal of Coatings Technology Research. Vol. 12 (6), p. 1111-1122
Journal article
2014
Recovery and reuse of TiO2 and other pigments from paint waste
Mikael Karlsson
Licentiate thesis
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