A foamed cement-based zeolite-ferrite wave-absorbing material and its preparation method
A technology of foamed cement and wave-absorbing materials, which is applied in the field of wave-absorbing materials, can solve problems such as low absorption efficiency, low strength of matrix materials, and poor environmental adaptability, so as to improve wave-absorbing efficiency, improve wave-absorbing performance, and improve matching Effect
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[0036] The difference between this example and Example 1 is that the raw material composition ratio of the foamed cement-based zeolite-ferrite wave-absorbing material is different. In this example, a foamed cement-based zeolite-ferrite wave-absorbing material is made from the following components at the following weights:
[0037] Portland cement 45kg, water 27kg, hydrogen peroxide 3kg, zeolite@ferrite wave absorbing agent 25kg, thickener 5kg.
[0038] All the other are with embodiment 1.
[0039] The cost price of this embodiment is 249 yuan. When the thickness is 1cm, the strongest absorption peak is -58.8dB at the frequency of 8GHZ, and the strongest absorption peak is -14dB at the frequency of 30GHz.
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[0041] The difference between this example and Example 1 is that the raw material composition ratio of the foamed cement-based zeolite-ferrite wave-absorbing material is different. In this example, a foamed cement-based zeolite-ferrite wave-absorbing material is made from the following components at the following weights:
[0042] Portland cement 50kg, water 30kg, hydrogen peroxide 5kg, zeolite@ferrite wave absorber 30kg, thickener 2kg.
[0043] All the other are with embodiment 1.
[0044] The cost price of this embodiment is 314 yuan. When the thickness is 1cm, the strongest absorption peak is -60.8dB at the frequency of 8GHZ, and the strongest absorption peak is -18.2dB at the frequency of 30GHz.
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