Method for preparing organic high polymer foam material from drainage oil
A technology of organic polymers and foaming materials, applied in the fields of environmental protection, resource saving, and comprehensive utilization of waste oil, can solve the problems of complex polyol synthesis process, high requirements for reaction equipment, and high synthesis costs, and achieve significant profits and benefit The effect of environmental protection and low equipment cost
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[0024] (1) The waste oil of 100 parts by weight is sent in the processor, and the sodium bicarbonate of 5 parts by weight is added in the preprocessor, and the temperature in the control preprocessor is 80 ℃, continuously stirred for 20 minutes; Add 5 parts by weight of activated clay to the processor, raise the temperature of the preprocessor to 90° C., and continue stirring for 30 minutes to obtain the pretreated waste oil.
[0025] (2) 100 parts by weight of the pretreated waste oil prepared in the above steps is sent into the ammonolysis reactor; Stir continuously under the atmosphere for 100 minutes, make the waste oil undergo ammonolysis and transesterification reaction at medium temperature and normal pressure, and obtain the mixture of polyhydric alcohol and diethanolamine salt. Comparing the infrared spectrograms of the mixture in the reactor before and after the ammonolysis reaction, it was found that at 3633cm -1 The characteristic absorption of O-H appears nearby,...
Embodiment 2
[0032] In (3) in embodiment 1, the petroleum-based polyol of 25wt% is replaced by self-made polypolyol and diethanolamine salt mixture, promptly adds 25 parts by weight of self-made polyol of A component in plastic cup, polyether polyol R180 is 75 parts by weight, and other conditions remain unchanged, and a rigid polyurethane foam material is prepared by a one-step method, which is denoted as PU25.
[0033] According to GBT6343-2009 "Determination of Apparent Density of Foam Plastics and Rubber", the apparent density of PU25 is 35.67kg / m3 . According to GBT8813-2008 "Determination of Compressive Properties of Rigid Foamed Plastics", the measured compressive strength of PU25 is 157kPa, and the compressive modulus is 1.74GPa, which are 95.73% and 95.08% of PU00, respectively. According to the method of GB3399.82, the thermal conductivity coefficient of PU25 is 0.017W / (m·K), which is 106.25% of the thermal conductivity coefficient of PU00. Therefore, the compression performanc...
Embodiment 3
[0035] (3) in embodiment 1, self-made polyhydric alcohol and diethanolamine salt mixture replace the petroleum-based polyol of 50wt%, promptly add A component self-made polyhydric alcohol 50 weight parts in plastic cup, polyether polyol R180 is 50 parts by weight, and other conditions remain unchanged, and a rigid polyurethane foam material is prepared by a one-step method, which is denoted as PU50.
[0036] According to GBT6343-2009 "Determination of Apparent Density of Foam Plastics and Rubber", the apparent density of PU50 is 32.08kg / m 3 . According to GBT8813-2008 "Determination of Compressive Properties of Rigid Foam Plastics", the measured compressive strength of PU50 is 132kPa, and the compressive modulus is 1.4GPa, which are 88.40% and 94.00% of PU00, respectively. According to the GB3399.82 method, the thermal conductivity coefficient of PU50 is 0.019W / (m·K), which is 106.25% of the thermal conductivity coefficient of PU00. Therefore, the compression performance is...
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