A high temperature resistant material for valve sealing
A technology of valve sealing and high temperature resistance, applied in the field of high temperature resistant materials, can solve the problems of loss of sealing performance, easy to accelerate aging, etc., and achieve the effect of improving corrosion resistance and flexibility
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Embodiment 1
[0014] Get the following materials according to mass percentage:
[0015] 70% polybenzimidazole, 4% pitch carbon fiber, 5% glass fiber, 3% aluminum-chromium alloy nanofiber, 2% graphite, 0.6% sulfur, and 15.4% mineral powder.
[0016] The mineral powder is a mixture of titanium peroxide and zinc oxide with a weight ratio of 1:1, and the mineral powder is 80 mesh.
[0017] The above materials are subjected to reliability test after mixing, burning and finalizing. The operating temperature is -137°C--330°C.
Embodiment 2
[0019] Get the following materials according to mass percentage:
[0020] Polybenzimidazole 72%, pitch carbon fiber 4.8%, glass fiber 6.4%, aluminum chromium alloy nanofiber 4%, graphite 2.8%, sulfur 0.8%, mineral powder 9.2%.
[0021] The mineral powder is a mixture of titanium peroxide and zinc oxide with a weight ratio of 2:5, and the mineral powder is 70 mesh.
[0022] The above materials are subjected to reliability test after mixing, burning and finalizing. The operating temperature is -105°C--560°C.
Embodiment 3
[0024] Get the following materials according to mass percentage:
[0025] 75% polybenzimidazole, 6% pitch carbon fiber, 7% glass fiber, 5% aluminum chromium alloy nanofiber, 4% graphite, 0.8% sulfur, 2.2% mineral powder.
[0026] The mineral powder is a mixture of titanium peroxide and zinc oxide with a weight ratio of 2:1, and the mineral powder is 80 mesh.
[0027] The above materials are subjected to reliability test after mixing, burning and finalizing. The operating temperature is -126°C--410°C.
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