Method for preparing foam composites
A composite material and foam technology, which is applied in the field of preparing polystyrene-phenolic foam composite materials and precursor compositions, can solve problems such as loss of structural strength, high brittleness and poor fragility, and combustion, and achieve high fluidity, Effects that are easily transferred and processed
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[0189] The following examples used the components listed in Table 1. The weight of thermoplastic microspheres and carbon dispersions includes water present in the material.
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[0191] Preparation of Microsphere Composition
[0192] The particulate boric acid was treated with 3-chloropropyltrimethoxysilane and the mixture was then heated to 70°C for 30 minutes.
[0193] A microsphere composition comprising expandable thermoplastic microspheres, coated boric acid, carbon dispersion and catalyst was prepared by mixing the components in a plowshare mixer for 5 minutes. The resulting blend was then sieved through a vacuum-assisted Buchner funnel fitted with a 1 mm aperture square screen.
[0194] Preparation of Granular Compositions
[0195] Polystyrene expanded to 18kg / m 3 density and remain in the silo for 11 hours. Partially expanded polystyrene was fed into the mixhead at a rate of 68 liters / minute. The resole resin was pumped into the mix head at a rate of 0.68...
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[0202] Preparation of Microsphere Composition
[0203] The particulate boric acid was treated with 3-chloropropyltrimethoxysilane and the mixture was then heated to 70°C for 30 minutes.
[0204] A microsphere composition comprising expandable thermoplastic microspheres, coated boric acid and carbon dispersion was prepared by mixing the components in a plowshare mixer for 5 minutes. The resulting blend was then sieved through a vacuum-assisted Buchner funnel fitted with a 1 mm aperture square screen.
[0205] Preparation of Granular Compositions
[0206] Polystyrene expanded to 18kg / m 3 density and remain in the silo for 11 hours. Partially expanded polystyrene was fed into the mixhead at a rate of 68 liters / minute. The resole resin was pumped into the mix head at a rate of 0.68 kg / min. The microsphere composition was pumped into the mix head at a rate of 0.167 kg / min.
[0207] A multi-stream nozzle delivered a curtain of phenolic resin and microsphere composition over th...
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[0214] Preparation of Microsphere Composition
[0215] The particulate boric acid was treated with 3-chloropropyltrimethoxysilane and the mixture was then heated to 70°C for 30 minutes. The material was sieved and the portion retained on the BS #10 mesh screen was discarded.
[0216] A microsphere composition comprising expandable thermoplastic microspheres, carbon dispersion and catalyst was prepared by mixing the components in a plowshare mixer for 5 minutes.
[0217] Preparation of Granular Compositions
[0218] Polystyrene expanded to 18kg / m 3 density and remain in the silo for 11 hours. Partially expanded polystyrene was fed into the mixhead at a rate of 68 liters / minute. The resole resin was pumped into the mix head at a rate of 0.68 kg / min. The microsphere composition was pumped into the mix head at a rate of 0.105 kg / min. The treated boric acid was fed into the mix head at a rate of 0.102 kg / min.
[0219] A multi-stream nozzle delivered a curtain of phenolic res...
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