Solar energy thermal insulation material
A technology of thermal insulation materials and solar energy, applied in the field of solar thermal insulation materials, can solve the problems of flammability of polyurethane, not a solution, reduction of the dissipation index of the atmospheric ozone layer, etc.
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[0016] The solar thermal insulation material of this embodiment is made with the following weight percentages of raw materials and preparation methods: 95% polyether, 1% silicone oil, 0.7% foam stabilizer, 1.5% catalyst, 1.8% auxiliary agent, and the mixture is fully mixed in the reactor. Material A. Mix the above raw materials uniformly according to the weight ratio of mixture A: HFC-245fa of 1:0.12 to prepare mixture B. According to the weight ratio of isocyanate:mixture B1.05:1, the above raw materials are mixed through high-pressure foaming, and cured at high temperature to obtain fluorine-free environmentally friendly polyurethane. Among the above raw materials, the functionality of the polyether is 8, the hydroxyl value is in the range of 530mgKOH / g, and the viscosity is 2460pas·s; the catalyst is made of ethylene glycol and tertiary in a weight ratio of 1:4:2. It is composed of amine catalyst and potassium oleate; the auxiliary agent is fatty alcohol.
[0017] The solar the...
Embodiment 2
[0019] The solar thermal insulation material of this embodiment is made with the following weight percentages of raw materials and preparation methods: 92% polyether, 0.5% silicone oil, 1.5% foam stabilizer, 2% catalyst, 1% auxiliary agent, 3% 20-40 mesh The scaly muscovite is thoroughly mixed in the reactor to obtain the mixture A. Mix the above raw materials uniformly according to the weight ratio of mixture A: HFC-245fa of 1:0.12 to prepare mixture B. According to the weight ratio of isocyanate:mixture B 1.05:1, the above raw materials are mixed, subjected to high pressure foaming, and cured at high temperature to obtain fluorine-free environmentally friendly polyurethane.
[0020] Among the above raw materials, the functionality of the polyether is 4.2, the hydroxyl value range is 480mgKOH / g, and the viscosity is 2520pas·s; the catalyst is made of glycerin and tertiary amine catalyst in a weight ratio of 1:4:2 And potassium oleate; the auxiliary agent is distilled water, anti-...
Embodiment 3
[0023] The solar thermal insulation material of this embodiment is made with the following weight percentages of raw materials and preparation methods: 94% polyether, 0.5% silicone oil, 0.5% foam stabilizer, 2% catalyst, 1% auxiliary agent, 2% 20-40 mesh The scaly muscovite is thoroughly mixed in the reactor to obtain the mixture A. Mix the above raw materials uniformly according to the weight ratio of mixture A: HFC-245fa of 1:0.12 to prepare mixture B. According to the weight ratio of isocyanate:mixture B 1.05:1, the above raw materials are mixed, subjected to high pressure foaming, and cured at high temperature to obtain fluorine-free environmentally friendly polyurethane.
[0024] Among the above-mentioned raw materials, the polyether is a compound polyether, which is compounded from a low-functionality polyether polyol and a high-functionality polyether polyol with a weight ratio of 1:1, wherein the low-functionality polyether polyol Alcohol functionality is 3~4, hydroxyl val...
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