Gradient-type graphene-oxide-based structure wave absorbing material and preparing method thereof

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The invention relates to a gradient-type graphene-oxide-based structure wave absorbing material and a preparing method thereof. The method comprises the steps of utilizing a dispersing agent for preparing graphene oxide, an auxiliary, a curing agent and epoxy resin into multiple mixed sizing agents with different mass percentages of graphene oxide; conducting casting film forming on the prepared mixed sizing agents onto release paper separately through a casting method to obtain multiple graphene oxide dielectric thin films with different mass percentages of graphene oxide and in semi-solidified states; alternately splicing the obtained dielectric thin films with a hard foam material layer in sequence according to the mode of gradually increasing or gradually decreasing the mass percentages of graphene oxide to obtain a laying structure; solidifying the laying structure to obtain the gradient-type graphene-oxide-based structure wave absorbing material. The gradient-type graphene-oxide-based structure wave absorbing material has low surface density while increasing the radar wave absorbing bandwidth and absorbing depth, and hiding integration of multiple weaponry part structures canbe achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of wave-absorbing materials, and in particular relates to a gradient-type graphene oxide-based structure wave-absorbing material and a preparation method thereof. Background technique [0002] The RCS (radar cross section) of a typical target such as an aircraft is an important parameter affecting its survivability. 70% of the RCS is determined by its overall shape design. The introduction of radar low RCS shape design requirements has brought new challenges to the aerodynamic design of aircraft. constraints, leading to compromises in many traditional aerodynamic design criteria. The other 30% can be reduced by attaching, coating, and pasting absorbing materials to achieve RCS reduction. Traditionally, microwave-absorbing materials are often affected by limiting factors such as weight gain, adhesion, and impact strength, and it is difficult to balance these factors with the RCS index. [0003] With the dev...

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Traditionally, microwave-absorbing materials are often affected by limiting factors such as weight gain, adhesion, impact strength, etc., and it is difficult to balance these factors with the RCS index

[0003] With the development of radar low RCS technology on aircraft, the current radar absorbing materials have also developed from simple radar absorbing materials to radar absorbing series materials, and the implementation method has evolved from spraying and pasting to a series of structural and functional integration. The material replaces the original metal material; in terms of absorbing performance, the traditional absorbing coating material is usually used to solve the problem of low scattering in the specified frequency range, which is a narrow-band material, while the structural absorbing material is usually in a relatively wide It has good wave-absorbing characteristics in the frequency range; in terms of mechanical properties, traditional wave-absorbing coatings are prone to quality problems such as aging, cracking, and failure, which lead to degradation or loss of RCS performance of weapons and equipment, and even bring safety hazards; while structural Type wave-absorbing materials often have strong mechanical properties while being functionalized. They usually use non-metallic materials with good wave-transmitting properties such as foam, glass fiber reinforced plastics, and plastics as the surface layer to play the role of surface protection and partial load bearing, and have wave-absorbing properties. The material is

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