Hollow gradient light-weight high-infrared-heat-barrier microsphere for high-temperature-resistant paint
An infrared heat and gradient technology, which is applied in the structure and preparation of anti-infrared radiation microspheres, the structure and preparation of lightweight high-infrared heat-blocking microspheres, can solve the problems of limited anti-infrared effect, and achieve high-temperature blocking infrared The effect of excellent radiation performance, low cost and simple process
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[0022] A method for preparing hollow gradient ceramic microspheres, comprising the following process steps: dispersing 3g of SPS microspheres after sulfonation treatment in deionized water and stirring on a magnetic stirrer, dissolving 3g of PCS and 2g of tetrabutyl titanate in In tetrahydrofuran, add the mixed solution of the precursor dropwise into the stirred SPS aqueous solution, centrifuge and wash to obtain the mixture microspheres, put them in a vacuum oven at 80°C for 20 hours, dry and mature, and obtain the gradient ceramic precursor microspheres. Balls were sintered at 1200°C for 1h in a vacuum furnace to obtain hollow gradient ceramic microspheres, and their infrared extinction coefficient was measured to be 61.4m 2 / Kg.
Embodiment 2
[0024] A method for preparing hollow gradient ceramic microspheres, comprising the following process steps: dispersing 3g of SPS microspheres after sulfonation treatment in deionized water and stirring on a magnetic stirrer, dissolving 3g of PCS and 3g of tetrabutyl titanate in In tetrahydrofuran, add the mixed solution of the precursor dropwise to the stirring SPS aqueous solution, centrifuge and wash to obtain the mixture microspheres, put them in a vacuum oven at 100°C for 12 hours to dry and mature, and obtain PCS / TiO2 gradient ceramics Precursor microspheres were sintered in a vacuum furnace at 1300°C for 2 hours to obtain hollow SiC / TiO2 gradient ceramic microspheres, and their infrared extinction coefficient was measured to be 62.5m 2 / Kg.
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[0026] A method for preparing hollow gradient ceramic microspheres, comprising the following process steps: dispersing 3g of sulfonated SPS microspheres in deionized water and stirring on a magnetic stirrer, dissolving 3g of PCS and 3g of tetrabutyl zirconate in In tetrahydrofuran, add the mixed solution of the precursor dropwise to the stirred SPS aqueous solution, centrifuge and wash to obtain the mixture microspheres, put them in a vacuum oven at 110°C for 15 hours to dry and mature to obtain PCS / ZrO 2 The gradient ceramic precursor microspheres were sintered in a vacuum furnace at 1250 °C for 1 h to obtain hollow SiC / ZrO 2 Gradient ceramic microspheres, and the measured infrared extinction coefficient is 63.1m 2 / Kg.
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