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Predicting the Porosity Formed in Freeze Casting by Artificial Neural Network

Freeze casting has been increasingly applied to process various porous materials. A linear relationship between the final porosity and the initial solid material fraction in the suspension was reported by other researchers. However, the relationship of the volume fraction between the porosity and the solid material shows high divergence among different materials or frozen solvents, as the nature of materials significantly affects the pores formed in freeze casting. Here, we proposed an artificial neural network (ANN) to evaluate the porosity in freeze casting process. After well training the ANN model on experimental data, a porosity value can be predicted from four inputs which describe the most influential process conditions. The error range, reliability and optimization of the model were also analyzed and discussed in this study. The results proved that this method effectively summarizes a general rule for diverse materials in one model, which is difficult to be realized by linear fitting. Finally, a user-friendly mini program based on a well-trained ANN model is also provided to predict the porosity level for customized freeze-casting experiments.

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