An integrated in-situ reaction and forming method for
microwave-absorbing materials encapsulated in a
microwave-transparent
composite material is disclosed, relating to a method for preparing
microwave-absorbing materials. The purpose of this invention is to solve the problems of existing methods in preparing microwave-absorbing composite structures, such as easy detachment of the microwave-absorbing functional layer, complex preparation processes, unstable bonding between the microwave-absorbing material and the
composite matrix, and the inability to simultaneously meet the requirements of high
temperature resistance,
microwave transmission protection, microwave absorption attenuation, and
structural load-bearing. The method includes: 1. Pretreatment of the substrate; 2. Preparation of a
cobalt /
manganese-ZIFs microwave-absorbing material precursor; 3. Laying up the microwave-absorbing material precursor; 4. Lamination and preform
assembly; 5. Simultaneous in-situ reaction and isothermal
hot pressing; 6. Cooling and demolding. This invention uses a high-temperature resistant microwave-transparent
composite material thin plate as the outer substrate, enabling incident electromagnetic
waves to pass through the substrate into the intermediate microwave-absorbing functional layer, while simultaneously providing protection and load-bearing for the microwave-absorbing layer, reducing problems such as microwave-absorbing
powder shedding,
moisture absorption, oxidation, and
erosion wear.