Coating composition for surface temperature reduction
A composition, coating technology, applied in the direction of reflective/signal coatings, coatings, etc., which can solve the problems of temperature limitations of the coated surface, expensive infrared reflective pigments, and limited options available to potential consumers.
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Embodiment 1
[0088] For all examples, the following formulations of coating compositions were used.
[0089] A control composition comprising a general purpose latex paint formulation was prepared.
[0090] A general purpose latex paint formulation comprising a control composition was prepared together with 12.1660% by weight SCOTCHLITE K46 glass microspheres and 0.4136% by weight Natrosol H 4 Prototype composition of Br.
Embodiment 2
[0092] Control and prototype compositions were prepared essentially according to Example 1. Both the control composition and the prototype composition were tinted in 18 different colors. Two coats of each control and prototype composition were rolled onto 12x12 concrete blocks. The control and prototype compositions were applied to the same piece to reduce substrate-to-substrate variation. The blocks were placed under a 2GE Halogen 100W 120V lamp for 30 minutes in the laboratory. The surface temperature of the coated surface was measured at various time intervals from 2 to 240 minutes using a handheld IR temperature gun. Such as figure 2 As shown, the control composition had an average temperature of 118.7°F with a standard deviation of 10.3°F, and the prototype composition had an average temperature of 102.44°F with a standard deviation of 10.3°F.
[0093] image 3 is a bar graph comparing the temperature difference of all 18 colors of the control relative to the protot...
Embodiment 3
[0096] Control and prototype compositions were prepared essentially according to Example 1. Both the control composition and the prototype composition were tinted in 18 different colors. Two coats of each control and prototype composition were rolled onto 12x12 concrete blocks. The control and prototype compositions were applied to the same piece to reduce substrate-to-substrate variation. The blocks were placed under a 2GE Halogen 100W 120V lamp for 240 minutes in the laboratory. The surface temperature of the coated surface was measured at various time intervals from 2 to 240 minutes using a handheld IR temperature gun. The control composition had an average temperature of 162.5°F with a standard deviation of 17.9°F and the prototype composition had an average temperature of 134.7°F with a standard deviation of 13.7°F. The results are shown in Figure 5 middle.
[0097] Figure 6 is a bar graph comparing the temperature difference of the control versus the prototype fo...
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