Electromagnetic shielding tpu composite material for flexible robot joint and preparation method and application thereof
By combining the ice template method and the solvothermal method, a three-dimensional aerogel framework was constructed and iron tetroxide nanoparticles were generated in situ. This solved the problem of balancing electromagnetic shielding performance and flexibility in the application of TPU-based electromagnetic shielding materials in flexible robot joints. It achieved a shielding mechanism dominated by efficient absorption and dynamic stability, which is suitable for flexible robot joints.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Patents(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- SHANDONG INOV POLYURETHANE
- Filing Date
- 2026-03-12
- Publication Date
- 2026-06-05
AI Technical Summary
Existing TPU-based electromagnetic shielding materials are difficult to maintain excellent electromagnetic shielding performance, flexibility and thermal stability under dynamic deformation conditions in flexible robot joint applications. Furthermore, uneven filler distribution can easily lead to interface separation, making it difficult to achieve both shielding effectiveness and flexibility.
A three-dimensional porous aerogel framework was constructed by combining the ice template method and the solvothermal method. In-situ generated iron tetroxide nanoparticles were used as bonding points to form a TPU composite material with strong interfacial bonding. Fe3O4 solder joints were used to achieve a firm connection of carbon materials. Combined with magnetic loss and electrical loss mechanisms, a shielding mechanism dominated by efficient absorption was formed.
The material exhibits an electromagnetic shielding effectiveness of no less than 75 dB in the X-band, an absorption rate of no less than 78%, and an electromagnetic shielding effectiveness retention rate of no less than 96.8% after 1000 tensile strain cycles. The material demonstrates stable performance under dynamic conditions and is suitable for flexible robot joints.
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