What is the process of autoclaving?

Answer 1

Autoclave curing is (typically referring to) the process of bonding multiple materials into a single material with the use of an autoclave. Contrary to popular definition, not all autoclaves are steam-filled for processing or intended for sterilization. In composite processing, a dry-air autoclave is pressurized with air or Nitrogen gas and heating via internally mounted electric or other type of heating coils. Under external equal pressure and heat, specialized materials will bond or "cure" in an autoclave. The process is intended to produce certain properties unfound in raw materials such as light weight with great strength or specific type of rigidity. Materials with great strength and light weight are advantageous to many industries such as aerospace, automotive, and many others. See www.aschome.com and Google "787 autoclave" for more information. Ciao,

Answer 2

The principle in autoclaving is sterilizing the material using temperature, steam, and pressure. The high temperature will kill most microorganisms because they cannot tolerate the temperature. The pressure will cause penetration of membrane walls of organisms, disrupting or breaking the walls, forcing the steam into them, and screwing up the osmotic pressure.

Answer 3

this is an equipment used for sterilisation ususaly at high temperature and pressure.mostly 121C for 15 minutes

Answer 4

autoclaving means sterilising the essential lab vessels in an autoclave under pressure.

Answer 5

An autoclavation is a treatment in an autoclave, a pressurized heated vessel used for sterilization and laboratory experiments.