Low temperature softening organic heat conducting glue
A thermally conductive adhesive, low temperature technology, used in adhesives, adhesive additives, non-polymer adhesive additives, etc., can solve the problems of unstable performance of thermally conductive adhesives, low thermal conductivity of thermally conductive adhesives, and inability to meet thermal conductivity requirements. Low, high thermal conductivity, the effect of improving the interface contact area
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[0012] (1) The weight percentage of each component of the binder: 12% low molecular weight polypropylene, 57% silicone oil, 31% stearic acid, the mixture is placed in a stirring tank at 150° C. to be heated and melted and stirred evenly.
[0013] (2) Add 81% by weight of nano flake graphite to the melted binder, continue to stir at 150° C. for at least 120 minutes, and then cool to prepare a low-temperature softening organic type heat-conducting adhesive. Its thermal conductivity is 21.4W / m·K, and its melting temperature is 67°C.
[0014] After the low-temperature softening organic type thermal conductive adhesive is melted at 75°C, the coating thickness can be controlled between 0.01 and 0.05mm, and it is coated on the 50W LED aluminum backplane, and then connected to the aluminum heat sink, and the experimental test is performed. The thermal resistance is 0.014°Cm 2 / W, can be used as a thermally conductive adhesive between high-power LEDs and heat sinks.
Embodiment 2
[0016] (1) The weight percentage of each component of the binder: 12% low molecular weight polypropylene, 57% silicone oil, 31% stearic acid, the mixture is placed in a stirring tank at 150° C. to be heated and melted and stirred evenly.
[0017] (2) Add 80% by weight of nano flake graphite and 1% of nano diamond to the melted binder, continue to stir at 150°C for at least 120 minutes and then cool to make a low-temperature softening organic heat-conducting adhesive. Its thermal conductivity is 22.3W / m·K, and its melting temperature is 67°C.
[0018] Melt the low-temperature softening organic type heat-conducting adhesive at 75°C, add 20% by weight of carbon tetrachloride, and stir for more than 45 minutes. The coating thickness can be controlled between 0.01 and 0.05mm, and it is coated on the aluminum back of 50WLED On the board, after the carbon tetrachloride is completely volatilized, it is connected to the aluminum radiator, and the thermal resistance value is 0.010°Cm ac...
Embodiment 3
[0020] (1) The weight percentage of each component of the binder: 12% low molecular weight polypropylene, 57% silicone oil, 31% stearic acid, the mixture is placed in a stirring tank at 150° C. to be heated and melted and stirred evenly.
[0021] (2) Add 80% by weight of nano flake graphite and 3% of nano diamond to the melted binder, continue to stir at 150°C for at least 120 minutes and then cool to make a low-temperature softening organic heat-conducting adhesive. Its thermal conductivity is 23.7W / m·K, and its melting temperature is 67°C.
[0022] Melt the low-temperature softening organic type heat-conducting adhesive at 75°C, add 20% by weight of n-hexane, and stir for more than 45 minutes. The coating thickness can be controlled between 0.01 and 0.05mm, and it is coated on the 50W LED aluminum backplane , after the n-hexane is completely volatilized, it is connected to the aluminum heat sink, and the thermal resistance value is 0.0083°Cm according to the experimental tes...
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