This invention relates to the field of
flame-retardant composite materials, specifically to
flame-retardant composite materials based on the synergistic reinforcement of
talc and
graphene sheets and their applications. It addresses the problem that existing
polymer materials struggle to simultaneously achieve reinforcement,
flame retardancy, and lightweighting, and require large quantities of high-performance additives. The process involves first mixing
talc sheets,
graphene, a composite flame retardant, and a dispersant in a high-speed mixer, then cooling to
room temperature to obtain a premix. A
polymer matrix is then added to a twin-screw extruder. The premix and other auxiliary additives are added through a side feed port, melt-blended, water-cooled, air-dried, and pelletized to obtain
composite material particles. These particles are then vacuum-dried and injection-molded to obtain the flame-retardant
composite material. The flame-retardant
composite material possesses excellent flame-retardant and mechanical properties, exhibiting outstanding overall performance and being more suitable for industrial production.