Polyamide foams, process to make them and applications thereof
A foam material, polyamide technology, applied in the field of polyamide foam materials, can solve the problems of thermal and chemical resistance limitations of foam materials
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Embodiment 1
[0053] Polyamide 6 was prepared by extrusion blending 75% of extrusion grade polyamide 6 (Frianyl B83 H, Frisetta Polymers GmbH) with 25% of a crosslinkable polyamide 6 compound (Frianyl B63 VN, Frisetta Polymers GmbH). blocks. The block was irradiated by an electron beam at 4.5 MeV to a dose of 36 kGy. The block was then placed in a pressure vessel introduced with nitrogen to a pressure of 670 bar. The temperature was raised to 250°C and the pressure was maintained until the block was saturated with nitrogen. The pressure is then reduced and the pressure vessel is cooled. Once cooled, the residual pressure was released to atmospheric pressure. The partially expanded block was placed in a second vessel and reheated to 240°C under a nitrogen pressure of 17 bar. Then release the pressure to obtain a 30kg / m 3 dense microcellular foam.
Embodiment 2
[0055] Crosslinkable masterbatches were obtained by compounding triallyl isocyanurate (TAIC DLC-A, Natrochem Inc.) in the form of an anhydrous liquid concentrate into polyamide / polyolefin alloy Orgalloy LE60LM (Arkema Ltd) to prepare. Blocks of Orgalloy were then prepared by extrusion blending this masterbatch with more Orgalloy LE60 LM to achieve a TAIC concentration of 0.8%. The block was irradiated by an electron beam at 4.5 MeV to a dose of 36 kGy. The block was saturated with nitrogen, then expanded as described in Example 1. The resulting foam has a 28 kg / m 3 dense microporous structure.
Embodiment 3
[0057] Blocks of polyamide 11 were prepared by extrusion blending 80% of polyamide 11 (Rilsan BESNO P40 TL, Arkema Ltd) with 20% of a crosslinkable polyamide 6 compound (Frianyl B63 VN, Frisetta Polymers GmbH) . The block was irradiated by an electron beam at 4.5 MeV to a dose of 36 kGy. The block was saturated with nitrogen, then expanded as described in Example 1. The resulting foam has a 35 kg / m 3 dense microporous structure.
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