Layer or coating and a composition for the production thereof
A composition, coating technology, applied in the direction of coatings, nanotechnology for materials and surface science, manufacturing tools, etc., which can solve the wear of the release layer, not very resistant to friction, and cannot be used for multiple uses. Regular renewal and other problems to achieve the effect of resisting the corrosion of the substrate
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Embodiment 1
[0091] 4.3 kg of silicon nitride (1 μm-5 μm particle size, company H.C. Starck) were mixed with 4.3 kg of water and 0.1 kg of polyacrylate (BYK 192, BYK-Chemie GMBH) and homogenized in an agitator ball mill for 3 hours. In addition to this first mixture, three other mixtures were prepared separately. The second mixture consisted of 2.6 kg of acyl polysiloxane (inosil ww from Inomat GmbH) and 11.44 kg of an aqueous suspension consisting of nanoscale zirconium dioxide (solids content 45% by weight, median particle size approx. 10 nm) composition. The third mixture consisted of 25.7 kg of alumina (Almatis, CT 800SG, median particle size approximately 3 μm) dispersed in 38.3 kg of water, and the fourth mixture consisted of 4.3 kg of boron nitride (Saint-Gobain Corporation) dispersed in 6.3 kg of water. )composition. The second, third and fourth mixtures are successively added to the first mixture under stirring conditions. A ready-to-use slurry is thus formed.
Embodiment 2
[0093] The slurry from Example 1 was applied as a layer on the samples from the refractory concrete. After 15 days of immersion of the sample in a light metal melt at 750° C., no damage to the layer was found. Solidified casting sand (Gu βhaut) can easily come out. In tests with comparable refractory concrete samples without the layer of the invention, the light metal melt penetrated the concrete samples, thereby tripling their weight.
Embodiment 3
[0095] The slurry from Example 1 was applied to boiler steel pipes (Kesselstahlrohr) (13CrMo44). The layer thickness is 40-50 μm. After drying and calcination, the coated pipe was exposed to a light metal melt at 750°C. After 5 hours of exposure to the light metal melt, the coating remained undamaged and the solidified casting sand could easily come off.
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