Hole-containing fiber reinforced ion exchange membrane for chlor-alkali industry and preparation method thereof

Abstract

The invention relates to a hole-containing fiber reinforced ion exchange membrane for the chlor-alkali industry and a preparation method thereof. The membrane is a multi-layer composite membrane composed of a perfluorinated sulfonic acid ion exchange resin layer, a perfluorinated carboxylic acid ion exchange resin layer, a reinforced mesh and a gas release coating, wherein the perfluorinated sulfonic acid resin layer contains reinforced fibers and nano holes. The membrane is prepared through a melt coextrusion or multi-layer hot pressing composite process. The membrane can be used as an ion exchange membrane for the chlor-alkali industry, and has good mechanical properties and electrochemical properties.

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Technical field:

[0001] The invention relates to a hole-containing fiber-reinforced ion-exchange membrane used in the chlor-alkali industry and a preparation method thereof, belonging to the technical field of fluoride ion membranes. Background technique:

[0002] DuPont of the United States developed perfluorosulfonic acid resin and its ion exchange membrane in the 1960s. It was quickly found that this perfluorinated ion exchange membrane with a skeleton structure has extraordinary stability and is most suitable for use in the harsh environment of chlor-alkali electrolyzers, so it has been widely used in the chlor-alkali industry. Inspired by DuPont's perfluorinated ion-exchange membrane, Japan's Asahi Glass Company and Japan's Asahi Kasei Corporation have also successively developed perfluorinated ion-exchange resins and ion-exchange membranes with similar structures. In 1976, Asahi Kasei Corporation of Japan replaced DuPont's perfluorosulfonic acid membrane with a perflu...

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