Epoxy coating systems using polycyclic polyamines as epoxy hardeners
一种多环多胺、环氧的技术,应用在环氧树脂涂料、涂层、薄料处理等方向,能够解决混合困难、反应慢、比率偏离统一性等问题
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Embodiment 1-3
[0117] Examples 1-3: Physical Properties and Cure Kinetics
[0118] Three formulations (Ex1 to Ex3) were prepared according to the graph shown in Table 1 to study the effect of the amine hardener on the physical properties of the cured coupons and the curing properties of the formulations. As shown in Table 2, BPEA (Ex 2) improves the toughness of the test pieces as follows: Tensile strength and ultimate elongation increase up to 50% compared with triethylenetetramine (TETA, Ex 1), while the glass transition temperature (Tg) decreased by 8°C. A 50:50 blend of BPEA and Jeffamine T403 with the same AEW not only resulted in a drop in tensile strength to the level of the TETA-cured test piece, but also T g down to 35°C. same, figure 2 It was shown that the overall cure kinetics were accelerated with BPEA compared to TETA, whereas Jeffamine T403 slowed the reaction significantly. In the case of using BPEA, the time for the viscosity of the formulation to reach 1 Pa.s at 80°C...
Embodiment 12
[0134] Example 12: Water absorption properties
[0135] It has been observed that BPEA tends to increase the hydrophilicity of the coating. One way to solve this problem is to mix BPEA with other amine curing agents that are less sensitive to water penetration when cured with epoxy resins. Ex4, Ex5, and their mixtures were used to further study the effect of BPEA on water swelling. The proportions of the two examples were varied gradually such that the amount of BPEA was 0% to 100% relative to the total amount of BPEA and TETA. Figure 4 illustrates the % change in weight and tensile properties of coupons cured with varying combinations of TETA and BPEA before and after water immersion testing. As the amount of BPEA in the amine mixture was increased, the water absorption of the test pieces increased continuously from 2.8% to 3.7%. However, the tensile strength and modulus of the "wet" test pieces remained almost constant, being less than 20% of the initial value, up to 50...
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