Method for preparing high thermal conductivity graphite material
A technology of high thermal conductivity graphite and natural flake graphite, which is applied in the field of rapid preparation of high thermal conductivity graphite materials, can solve the problems of limited space for improving the thermal conductivity of graphite materials, long preparation cycle, etc., and achieve short preparation process cycle, low cost and high thermal conductivity. Good results
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[0012] First, 90% by weight of natural flake graphite is placed in a kneading mixer and the temperature is raised to 130° C., wherein the natural flake graphite powder used has a particle size of 600 μm and a carbon content of 98%. During the heating process of filler flake graphite, 10% by weight of coal tar pitch is put into a stainless steel barrel and placed on a heating plate to melt the pitch in the barrel into a liquid. 49 wt%. Then pour the melted liquid asphalt into the kneading mixer for 1 hour. After the kneading is completed, put the mixed raw materials into a steel mold with a preheating temperature of 130°C, and then knead at 400kg / cm 2 The pressure was pressed and held for 10 minutes. When the mold temperature drops to 75°C, the mold is released, and then the pressed molded product is placed in a graphitization furnace for treatment to 2500°C and kept at a constant temperature for 0.5h. When it is naturally cooled to 100°C, it is released from the furnace, and...
Embodiment 2
[0014] 88% by weight of natural flake graphite is placed in a kneading mixer and the temperature is raised to 130° C., wherein the natural flake graphite powder used has a particle size of 350 μm and a carbon content of 98.8%. During the heating process of the filler flake graphite, put 12% coal tar pitch into a stainless steel barrel and put it on a heating plate to melt the pitch in the barrel into a liquid. The softening point of the coal tar pitch used is 106°C and the residual carbon ratio 52 wt%. Then pour the melted liquid asphalt into the kneading mixer for 1 hour. After the kneading is completed, put the mixed raw materials into a steel mold with a preheating temperature of 130°C, and then mix them at a temperature of 300kg / cm 2 The pressure was pressed and held for 10 minutes. When the mold temperature drops to 75°C, the mold is released, and then the pressed molded product is placed in a graphitization furnace for treatment to 2500°C and kept at a constant temperat...
Embodiment 3
[0016] First, 85% by weight of natural flake graphite is put into a kneading mixer and the temperature is raised to 130° C., wherein the natural flake graphite powder used has a particle size of 600 μm and a carbon content of 98%. During the heating process of filler flake graphite, put 15% coal tar pitch into a stainless steel barrel and put it on a heating plate to melt the pitch in the barrel into a liquid. The softening point of the coal tar pitch used is 102°C, and the residual carbon ratio 49 wt%. Then pour the melted liquid asphalt into the kneading mixer for 1 hour. After the kneading is completed, put the mixed raw materials into a steel mold with a preheating temperature of 130°C, and then mix them at a temperature of 300kg / cm 2 The pressure was pressed and held for 10 minutes. When the mold temperature drops to 75°C, the mold is released, and then the pressed molded product is placed in a graphitization furnace for treatment to 2500°C and kept at a constant tempera...
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