High-temperature-resisting coating and its production
A technology of high-temperature resistant coatings and formulations, applied in the field of coatings, can solve the problems of inability to meet the requirements of corrosion resistance, expensive imported coatings, and unsuitability for small and medium-sized enterprises, achieve great development prospects, simple and convenient preparation methods, and meet the requirements of corrosion resistance Effect
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Embodiment 1
[0031] Preparation of solid material: Weigh 10 kg of yttrium oxide, 15 kg of zirconia, 22 kg of rare earth mixture of lanthanum cerium praseodymium neodymium concentrate, 2 kg of glass powder, 48 kg of sodium silicate and 3 kg of bentonite, and use 80 ℃ hot water Heat and stir evenly to obtain solid material.
[0032] The preparation of liquid material: take by weighing 8 kg of borax, 48 kg of water glass (Bomer degree 40), 4 kg of sodium hydroxide and 40 kg of water, and stir them into a solution to obtain the liquid material.
[0033] Mix and stir the prepared solid material and liquid material to obtain a slightly yellow paste paint, which is then loaded into barrels. The properties of the paint tested are shown in Table 1.
[0034] Stir the paint with a small amount of water to adjust it to the required consistency, and apply it on the inner wall of the iron crucible with a thickness of about 2mm. After coating, let it dry naturally at room temperature for 48 hours, and t...
Embodiment 2
[0036] Preparation of solid material: Weigh 19 kg of yttrium oxide, 10 kg of zirconia, 15 kg and 4 kg of rare earth mixtures of lanthanum cerium praseodymium neodymium enrichment and terbium dysprosium enrichment respectively, 3 kg of glass powder, and 44 kg of sodium silicate. kg and 5 kg of attapulgite, heated with 50°C hot water, and evenly mixed to obtain a solid material.
[0037] Preparation of liquid material: Weigh 10 kg of borax, 40 kg of water glass (Bomer degree 40), 5 kg of sodium hydroxide and 45 kg of water, and stir them into a solution to obtain the liquid material.
[0038] Mix and stir the prepared solid material and liquid material to obtain a slightly yellow paste paint, which is then loaded into barrels. The properties of the paint tested are shown in Table 1.
Embodiment 3
[0040] Preparation of solid material: Weigh 25 kg of yttrium oxide, 14 kg of zirconia, 13 kg of rare earth mixture of thulium, ytterbium and lutetium enrichment, 4 kg of glass powder, 40 kg of sodium silicate, 2 kg of bentonite and 2 kg of montmorillonite , heated with steam at 100°C, and stirred evenly to obtain a solid material.
[0041] Preparation of the liquid material: Take 5 kg of borax, 55 kg of water glass (Bomer degree 40), 2 kg of sodium hydroxide and 38 kg of water, and stir to form a solution to obtain the liquid material.
[0042] Mix and stir the prepared solid material and liquid material to obtain a slightly yellow paste paint, which is then loaded into barrels. The properties of the paint tested are shown in Table 1.
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