Heat-resistant degradable environment-friendly tea caddy and manufacturing technology thereof
A tea canister and environmental protection technology, applied in the field of tea canisters, can solve problems such as difficult to achieve secondary utilization, water and soil pollution, waste of materials and finished products, etc., to achieve improved shelf life and stability, high compatibility between materials, Environmentally friendly effect
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[0050] see Figure 1-3 , A heat-resistant, degradable, environmentally friendly tea can, comprising a can body 1 and a film covering sheet 2. The top of the can body 1 is open, and a film covering groove 11 is recessed in an annular shape. 2 includes a sealing area 21 and a hand-tear area 22 extending to the periphery of the sealing area 21, the edge of the sealing area 21 is pasted on the top of the film coating groove 11; the can body 1 is made of degradable biomass The composite material is made by injection molding.
[0051] The film-covered sheet 2 includes a substrate layer 23 and a thermoplastic material layer 24 compounded on the upper surface of the substrate layer 23. The substrate layer 23 is an aluminum film layer, a polystyrene film layer, and a polyvinyl chloride film layer. The thermoplastic material layer 24 is one of a polyphenylene ether thermoplastic layer, a polypropylene thermoplastic layer, and a polyethylene thermoplastic layer; the outer surface of the ca...
Embodiment 2
[0053] The difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment 1 is:
[0054] The degradable biomass composite material includes the following raw materials by weight:
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[0056] Each portion of the modified starch is prepared by the following parts by weight of raw materials:
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[0058] The starch is corn starch.
[0059] The modified starch is prepared by the following steps:
[0060] Step (1): In terms of parts by weight, stir and disperse tributyl citrate and kaolin at a speed of 400 rpm, then add polyethylene wax, stir until the mixture is milky white, and let stand for 2 minutes;
[0061] Step (2): Stir the mixture in step (1) at a rotation speed of 100 rpm, and then add starch while stirring. After the addition is complete, reduce the mixing speed to 30 rpm, and then gradually increase the temperature to 90°C, then keep warm 20min, the mixture is prepared;
[0062] Step (3): Cool the mixture prepared in step (2) to room temperature, then dry, and pulveriz...
Embodiment 3
[0070] The difference between this embodiment and the foregoing embodiment 1 is:
[0071] The degradable biomass composite material includes the following raw materials by weight:
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[0073] Each portion of the modified starch is prepared by the following parts by weight of raw materials:
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[0075] The starch is tapioca starch.
[0076] The modified starch is prepared by the following steps:
[0077] Step (1): In terms of parts by weight, stir and disperse tributyl citrate and kaolin at a rotating speed of 450 rpm, and then add polyethylene wax, stir until the mixture is milky white, and let stand for 3 minutes;
[0078] Step (2): Stir the mixture in step (1) at a rotation speed of 110 rpm, and then add starch while stirring. After the addition is complete, reduce the mixing speed to 35 rpm, and then gradually increase the temperature to 92°C, then keep warm 18min, the mixture is prepared;
[0079] Step (3): Cool the mixture prepared in step (2) to room temperature, then d...
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