Integral composite membrane with a continuous ionomer phase
A technology of composite membranes and ionomers, applied in the direction of organic diaphragms, diaphragms, structural parts, etc., can solve problems such as structural failure
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[0089] c. Preparation and application of impregnating agent solution
[0090] Referring again to steps 342, 362 and 322, more details regarding the preparation of the impregnant solution and application to the support structure are described next.
[0091] The impregnant solution is prepared by dissolving the ion exchange material in a solvent. The impregnant solution contains the ion exchange material, and optionally other components, such as surfactants, in a solvent. The ion exchange material is a cation exchange material, an anion exchange material or an ion exchange material having both cation and anion exchange capabilities. The choice of solvent will depend in part on the composition of the impregnating agent and the composition of the porous substrate.
[0092] The impregnant solution can be applied to the untreated porous substrate as a layer of controlled thickness by single-pass ionomer coating techniques including forward roll coating, reverse roll coating, gra...
Embodiment 11
[0154] A 26.7 μm thick composite membrane consisting of an ion-exchange polymer perfluorosulfonic acid resin with an EW of 920 g / (molar acid equivalent) reinforced with two layers of expanded porous ePTFE membrane #5 was prepared using conventional laboratory techniques. First, a water-ethanol-based solution of perfluorosulfonic acid resin (product FSS2, provided by Asahi Glass Company) with EW=920 g / molar equivalent was coated on a moving carrier substrate using a slot die, and the Lamination of ePTFE membrane #5 moving in the same direction. The carrier substrate was a polymer sheet (obtained from DAICEL VALUECOATING LTD.), comprising PET and a cycloolefin copolymer (COC) protective layer, and oriented with the COC side on top. Subsequently, the laminate was dried in an oven at 160 °C and annealed at this temperature for 1 min, resulting in a solid coated structure comprising a support substrate attached to a polymer layer reinforced with expanded porous PTFE .
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Embodiment 12
[0158] A 44.2 μm thick composite membrane consisting of an ion-exchange polymer perfluorosulfonic acid resin with an EW of 810 g / (molar acid equivalent) reinforced with a layer of expanded porous ePTFE membrane #2 was prepared using conventional laboratory techniques. First, the water-ethanol base of ion-exchange perfluorosulfonic acid resin (from Shanghai Gore 3F Fluoromaterials Co., LTD., The solution was coated on a carrier substrate constrained in a frame and laminated with ePTFE membrane #2. The carrier substrate was a polymer sheet (obtained from Daicel Investment Co., Ltd., Japan) comprising PET and a cycloolefin copolymer (COC) protective layer, and oriented with the COC side on top. The laminate was then dried in an oven at 160° C. and annealed at this temperature for 1 minute. Then, another amount of water-ethanol-based solution of the same perfluorosulfonic acid resin was applied to the coated structure using a pull-down rod, dried again at 160 °C, and annealed at ...
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