Janus infrared radiation membrane for heat preservation of human body and preparation method of Janus infrared radiation membrane
A technology of infrared radiation and the human body, applied in applications, special outerwear, clothing, etc., can solve the problems of users feeling uncomfortable, ignoring the need for heat dissipation, and limiting wide application, etc., to achieve skin breathing, maintain wearability, and mechanical high intensity effect
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Embodiment 1
[0022] a) Disperse 4 g of zinc oxide fibers per liter of water to obtain a zinc oxide fiber dispersion; disperse 1 g of manganese dioxide nanowires per liter of water to obtain a dispersion of manganese dioxide nanowires, and disperse 6 g of silver per liter of water nanofibers to obtain a silver nanofiber dispersion;
[0023] b) Fix the polytetrafluoroethylene filter membrane, use 20 mL of zinc oxide fiber dispersion, 30 mL of manganese dioxide nanowire dispersion and 70 mL of silver nanofiber dispersion for each square centimeter of polytetrafluoroethylene filter membrane, in order The zinc oxide fiber dispersion, the manganese dioxide nanowire dispersion and the silver nanofiber dispersion were vacuum filtered and fixed on the surface of the polytetrafluoroethylene filter membrane, and the polytetrafluoroethylene filter membrane was peeled off to obtain the Janus infrared radiation membrane for human body insulation.
Embodiment 2
[0025] a) Disperse 2 g of alumina ceramic fibers per liter of water to obtain a dispersion of alumina ceramic fibers; disperse 0.5 g of manganese dioxide nanowires per liter of water to obtain a dispersion of manganese dioxide nanowires, and disperse 6 g of manganese dioxide nanowires per liter of water g silver nanofibers to obtain a silver nanofiber dispersion;
[0026] b) Fix the nylon filter membrane, use 7 mL of alumina ceramic fiber dispersion, 40 mL of manganese dioxide nanowire dispersion and 60 mL of silver nanofiber dispersion for each square centimeter of polytetrafluoroethylene filter membrane, and sequentially oxidize Aluminum ceramic fiber dispersion, manganese dioxide nanowire dispersion and silver nanofiber dispersion are vacuum filtered and fixed on the surface of the nylon filter membrane, and the nylon filter membrane is peeled off to obtain the Janus infrared radiation membrane for human body insulation.
Embodiment 3
[0028] a) Disperse 5 g of zinc oxide fibers per liter of water to obtain a zinc oxide fiber dispersion; disperse 1 g of carbon fibers per liter of water to obtain a carbon fiber dispersion; disperse 8 g of silver nanofibers per liter of water to obtain a silver nanofiber dispersion liquid;
[0029] b) Fix the nylon filter membrane, use 90 mL of zinc oxide fiber dispersion, 35 mL of carbon fiber dispersion and 75 mL of silver nanofiber dispersion for each square centimeter of nylon filter membrane, and sequentially mix the zinc oxide fiber dispersion and carbon fiber dispersion The silver nanofiber dispersion liquid is vacuum filtered and fixed on the surface of the nylon filter membrane, and the nylon filter membrane is peeled off to obtain the Janus infrared radiation membrane for human body heat preservation.
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