A method for preparing a membrane based on the dynamic network reconstruction of
polyimide gel belongs to the field of functional materials technology. The method involves: dispersing a
diamine monomer (
fluorine-free) in an aprotic polar
solvent under ice-water bath conditions, then slowly adding a dianhydride
monomer and stirring for 18-24 hours to obtain a PAA solution; adding a triamine crosslinking agent to the PAA solution, ensuring that the total
molar amounts of amino and anhydride functional groups are roughly equal during the addition process; placing the thermosetting PAA gel in an oven and heating it at 120℃-150℃ for 15-30 minutes (the higher the crosslinking agent content, the higher the required temperature and the longer the
heating time), until the gel transforms into a
solution state, which is then coated onto a glass plate; placing the thermosetting PAA film in a
muffle furnace for gradient heating treatment, naturally cooling to
room temperature, and then immersing it in 60℃ deionized water to detach the film, obtaining a thermosetting
polyimide membrane. The film prepared by this invention exhibits good
thermal stability and excellent shape
memory performance, maintaining a shape fixation rate of 99.77% and a
recovery rate of 99.95% after ten shape memory cycles.