The invention discloses a
flame-retardant PC (
polycarbonate)
composite material based on high-temperature interface crosslinking and an in-situ reinforcement process thereof. The
composite material comprises
polycarbonate resin, reinforced fibers with a thermal response interface, a
flame-retardant synergist and a
processing aid. The core is that a thermal response
interface layer and a sacrificial
protection layer are sequentially constructed on the surface of the reinforced
fiber, the thermal response
interface layer is formed by
grafting a
silane coupling agent containing
peroxide bonds through covalent bonds, and the sacrificial
protection layer is a low-melting-point
coating material. According to the design, the material has the temperature-triggered intelligent response characteristic; in daily
processing and use, the protective layer ensures that an interface is stable and the
binding force is slowly repaired; under the condition of high-temperature fire, the
interface layer is quickly triggered to form carbon through crosslinking, so that the
flame-retardant efficiency is remarkably improved, and melt dripping and a candlewick effect are effectively inhibited. The high
mechanical strength, the long-acting durability and the intrinsic flame-retardant safety of the material are synchronously realized, and the material is suitable for the high-requirement fields of electronic appliances,
new energy automobiles and the like.