Mixing equipment for processing irradiation crosslinked coiled material

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of mixing equipment, in particular to mixing equipment for processing an irradiation crosslinked coiled material. The mixing equipment comprises a base, abuffer board, a bottom plate, a side plate, a box body and a driving motor. An inner cavity is formed in the base. First sliding rails are arranged on the side wall of the inner cavity of the base, and are matched with first sliding blocks. The first sliding blocks are arranged at two ends of the bottom of the buffer board. A damping mechanism is arranged at the bottom of the buffer board. The bottom plate is arranged at the upper end of the buffer board. The side plate is arranged on the right side of the bottom plate. A first rack bar is arranged at the upper end of the side plate. A secondsliding rail is arranged at the top of the bottom plate on the left side of the side plate. According to the mixing equipment provided by the invention, the driving motor is used as a driving device to realize efficient mixing of all raw materials for processing the irradiation crosslinked coiled material and reduce the using phenomenon of multiple driving motors, so that consumption of electric energy is reduced, and in addition, the mixing equipment is novel in structure, reasonable in design, low in manufacturing cost, and convenient to use.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of mixing equipment, in particular to a mixing equipment for irradiation crosslinking coil processing. Background technique [0002] Crosslinking refers to the use of specific technical means to form chemical bonds between long chains of polymers or to observe strong physical bonding points, thereby improving the physical and chemical properties of polymers and possibly introducing new properties. The radiation crosslinking reaction is mainly to generate various free radicals after irradiating polymers, and form new linkages through the mutual combination of free radicals. Therefore, the efficiency of irradiation crosslinking reaction depends on the polymer chain structure and the environment. Amorphous polymers cross-link more efficiently than crystalline or rigid polymers. When the crosslinking temperature is lower than the glass transition temperature of the polymer, the crosslinking efficiency is low d...

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Problems solved by technology

Compounds with benzene rings and the presence of oxygen are unfavorable for crosslinking reactions

[0003] When producing radiation crosslinked coils, mixing equipment is required to mix various raw materials. However, the existi

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