990 results about "Polymer adhesive" patented technology

The invention relates to a preparation method of a polymer/graphene composite material through in situ reduction, which is characterized by comprising the following steps: adopting ultrasonic wave or grinding to evenly disperse the graphite oxide prepared by a Hummers method into polymer dispersion; introducing reducing agent into the polymer dispersion for in situ reduction, enabling the graphite oxide to be reduced into the grapheme so as to obtain stable polymer/graphene composite emulsion; carrying out demulsification, agglomeration and drying to obtain the composite polymer/grapheme composite master batch; adding the dried polymer/grapheme composite master batch and various assistants into the polymeric matrix according to a certain ratio; and carrying out double-roller mixing, vulcanization, melt extrusion or injection molding to obtain the polymer/graphene composite material with excellent physical and mechanical properties.

The present invention provides a method of transfer of a first planar substrate with two major surfaces to a second substrate, comprising the steps of: forming the first planar substrate, attaching one of the major surfaces of the first planar substrate to a carrier by means of a release layer; attaching the other major surface of the first substrate to the second substrate with a curable polymer adhesive layer; partly curing the polymer adhesive layer, disconnecting the release layer from the first substrate to separate the first substrate from the camer, followed by coing the polymer adhesive layer.

Protected anode architectures for active metal anodes have a polymer adhesive seal that provides an hermetic enclosure for the active metal of the protected anode inside an anode compartment. The compartment is substantially impervious to ambient moisture and battery components such as catholyte (electrolyte about the cathode), and prevents volatile components of the protected anode, such as anolyte (electrolyte about the anode), from escaping. The architecture is formed by joining the protected anode to an anode container. The polymer adhesive seals provide an hermetic seal at the joint between a surface of the protected anode and the container.

A semiconductor device and package has a heat spreader directly disposed on the reverse surface of the semiconductor device. This heat spreader includes a diamond layer or a layer containing diamond and ceramics such as silicon carbide and aluminum nitride. The heat spreader is directly formed on a substrate for the semiconductor device. In particular, the heat spreader is composed of a diamond layer and one or two metal or ceramic members, which are bonded to the diamond layer with one or two polymer adhesive layers. This diamond layer has a fiber structure across the thickness or a microcrystalline structure. Cilia are formed on a surface of the diamond layer facing the one or two metal or ceramic members.

The present invention is drawn toward an ink-jet ink, comprising an aqueous liquid vehicle having acid-functionalized polymer colloid particulates and polymer-attached pigment colorants dispersed in the liquid vehicle. The liquid vehicle can include at least one volatile co-solvent, each volatile co-solvent present having a boiling point at or below about 285° C. The total amount of volatile co-solvent present in the ink-jet ink can be from 5 wt % to 50 wt %. These ink-jet inks can be printed on traditional as well as non-porous substrates. Optionally, heat can be applied to an image printed with the ink-jet ink to drive off at least a portion of the volatile co-solvent(s).

A heat-sensitive transfer image-receiving sheet comprising at least one receiving layer containing a polymer latex and at least one heat insulating layer containing a hollow polymer on a support, wherein the polymer latex contained in the receiving layer comprises two or more dyable polymers having different glass transition temperatures.

A gypsum panel suitable for use in constructing a roof deck comprising a set gypsum core having at least about 0.3 pounds of reinforcing fibers per 100 square feet and a density sufficient to provide a board weight of 130 lbs per 100 square feet, where the core sandwiched between and faced with coated non-woven fibrous mats, wherein the free surface of each mat is pre-coated with a combination of a mineral pigment and a polymer latex adhesive binder applied to the mat surfaces as an aqueous coating composition.

The invention provides a cement-based composite material for powder-bonding three-dimensional (3D) printing. The material is prepared from the following components in parts by weight: 1 part of cement, 0-5 parts of sand, 0-5 parts of a mineral admixture, 0-0.2 part of an expanding agent, 0-0.2 part of a toughening agent, 0-0.2 part of mineral pigment, 0.1-0.5 part of water, 0-0.25 part of polymer emulsion, 0.001-0.05 part of an additive and 0-0.03 part of fibers, wherein the cement is selected from one or a mixture of more in silicate cements, sulphoaluminate cement, high belite sulphoaluminate cement, aluminate cement, fluoroaluminate cement, aluminosilicate cement, phosphate cement or magnesium oxide cement; the additive is selected from one or a mixture of more in a water reducing agent, an early strength agent or a coagulating regulating agent. After being contacted with water, the cement-based composite material can be hardened, thus not needing a great deal of polymer adhesive; the cement-based composite material is rapid and controllable in hardening speed; the cement-based composite material is small in deformation in the hardening process, thus being suitable for a powder-bonding 3D printing technology. The invention also provides a method for carrying out powder-bonding 3D printing by using the cement-based composite material.

The present invention is related to a method for manufacturing micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) having movable and stationary suspended structures formed from mono-crystalline silicon wafer or chip, bonded to a substrate wafer with an polymer adhesive layer that serves as spacer and as a sacrificial layer which is undercut by dry etch means. The substrate wafer contains electronic circuits for sensing and actuating the suspended structure by electrical means. Electrical interconnections between the suspended structures and the substrate can be made by etching through via holes in the suspended structure and the adhesive, depositing metal layers in the via holes, and removing the metal layers from outside the via holes. The metal layers in the via holes can also be used as pillars for supporting the suspended structures. This method can be used to manufacture inertial sensors.

The invention discloses a non-stick coating with wear resistance and corrosion resistance and a coating method thereof. The coating comprises an anti-corrosive bottom layer, a wear-resistant intermediate layer and a non-stick finish coat, wherein the bottom layer contains a fluoropolymer, 1 to 15 weight percent of at least one heat-resistant polymer adhesive, and 1 to 15 weight percent of pigment and filler; the intermediate layer is coated on the bottom layer, and contains the fluoropolymer and inorganic filler particles; and the finish coat is coated on the intermediate layer and contains the fluoropolymer with non-stick effect. A priming coat has good anti-corrosion performance due to small content and small fineness of the pigment and the filler, an intermediate coating has good wear-resistant property due to the fact that partial large particles in an organic filler are embedded into the bottom layer and are convex into the finish coat, and the finish coat has good non-stick performance.

The invention discloses a Janus particle with double properties and a preparation method thereof. By employing cross-linked polymer colloidal particles as seeds and through a seed emulsion polymerization method, Janus particles with double properties are obtained on the basis of a phase separation mechanism; inorganic, metal and metal oxide compounded Janus particles with electrical, magnetic, optical properties are obtained through functional group modification and composition of function materials and can be used for the material field. The Janus particles have an emulsifying property in organic, inorganic dispersed phases or different organic dispersed phases and meanwhile the Janus particles have a great application prospect in the aspects of self-assembly, superhydrophobicity, nanomotor and the like. The preparation method provided by the invention is easy to operate, has the feasibility of mass production and can adapt to different needs by modification and composition of function materials.

The invention provides a method and structural member for securing a roof or an outer wall of a building against wind forces tending to lift the roof or outer wall off the building. A structural member has a panel, said panel comprising a plurality of spaced apart beam members, and a sheathing having an inner side and an outer side, the sheathing spanning a space between adjacent beam members and being attached to the beam members such that the inner side of the sheathing is in juxtaposition with the beam members. A layer of a rigid, closed cell foam comprising a polymer adhesive composition is on substantially the entirety of said beam members and substantially the entirety of the inner side of the sheathing such that the layer on the sheathing and the beam members is substantially continuous, and adheres the sheathing to the beam members.

A gypsum wallboard suitable for Level 4 finishing having a coated non-woven glass fiber mat facing material where the glass fiber mat has a majority of fibers of a fiber diameter between 8 and 11 microns and a fiber length between ¼ and ¾ inch and preferably between ¼ and ½ inch and preferably has a basis weight between about 0.8 lb./100 ft.² and about 2.2 lb./100, and wherein the fibers in the non-woven glass fiber are bound together with an acrylic adhesive binder and wherein the non-woven glass mat has a coating of a dried aqueous mixture of (i) a mineral pigment, (ii) a polymer latex adhesive binder and optionally (iii) an inorganic adhesive binder such that the coated non-woven glass mat facing material has a porosity which allows water to evaporate through said coated mat from the gypsum core during preparation of the wallboard.

A fastening device for clamping and fastening tissue together with fasteners formed from an adhesive is disclosed. An embodiment of the adhesive fastening device can clamp a first and a second portion of tissue together between a first and a second jaw, and can place a fluid polymer adhesive into tissue and form it into a polymerized surgical fastener within the tissue. The adhesive fastener can be formed as a polymerized shank or shaft extending through the tissue, and can have one or more heads formed on the shank. The shank can be formed solely from the polymerizable adhesive, or can be formed from another material such as nitinol, titanium, stainless steel, suture, or a plastic. Shanks of other material can be combined with the adhesive. Alternately, an adhesive fastener can be formed extending distally from a distal end of the surgical device. And, an adhesive fastener can be formed around a luminal tissue or within luminal tissue.

A surgical implant for adhering two portions of tissue together with a polymer adhesive is disclosed. The surgical implant has a matrix structure with one or more layers and a plurality of holes for tissue growth therethrough. The matrix structure controls placement of the adhesive to minimize adhesive area and maximize tissue regrowth areas. In addition, the surgical implant can include drugs and adhesive initiators, and can include multiple layers of structure with any combination of holes, drugs, adhesives and adhesive initiators within. Additionally, the surgical implant can be surrounded by a rapidly dissolving pouch to prevent unwanted polymerization of the adhesive prior to placement in the body.

The invention belongs to the field of lithium ion batteries and relates to an acrylonitrile copolymer adhesive and application thereof in lithium ion batteries. The acrylonitrile copolymer adhesive structurally comprises, by weight, 78-95% of an acrylonitrile unit, 1-10% of an acrylate unit and 2-15% of an acrylamide unit. Acrylate monomers, high-polarity acrylamide monomers or acrylate monomers are added into acrylonitrile monomers serving as a main material to implement copolymerization, so that high adhesive power or intermolecular force of acrylonitrile polymer molecules is kept while a polymer adhesive film is given flexibility, electrolyte affinity and appropriate swelling degree in electrolyte to adapt to periodical volumetric changes of electrode active materials along with embedding/escaping of lithium ions in a charging and discharging process, and energy density and cycle performance of the lithium ion batteries are improved.

Biomedical materials are encapsulated in ionically crosslinked polymer capsules, preferably alginate microcapsules. The alginate capsules are then subjected, in a liquid vehicle, to an ethylenically unsaturated monomer and an initiator, to induce polymerization of the unsaturated monomer and therey enhance the strength of the capsule wall. The microcapsules can be after-treated with, for example, polysine and alginate to reduce their tendency to elicit an immune response if implanted in an animal. The invention extends to the microcapsules and also to a method of treating or preventing medical conditions in an animal particularly a human, by implanting microcapsule containing biomedical material in the animal.

An improved method of making CASE materials is provided, wherein the method utilizes a polymer latex derived from at least one ethylenically unsaturated monomer and at least one polymerizable surface active agent. The polymerizable surface active agent is capable of co-polymerization with traditional monomers and is preferably substantially completely consumed during the course of the polymerization. Latex polymers produced by the method of the present invention are well suited for use in coatings, adhesives, sealants, elastomers. Additionally, the present invention relates to improved coating, adhesive, sealant and elastomer (CASE) materials utilizing polymer latexes derived from various monomers and ethylenically unsaturated amine salts of sulfonic, phosphoric and/or carboxylic acids.

The invention relates to adhesive resin with antiseptic function for steel pipe, which is prepared by HDPE, LLDPE, LDPE, PP, maleic anhydride, initiator, EVA, tackifier, antioxidant, color filler, and structural modifying agent with double-screws extruder. The product has high joint strength, and friend environment.

The heat insulating mortar for outer building wall consists of hydraulic Portland cement, flyash, high efficiency water reducing agent, compound heat isolating aggregate, short fiber, re-dispersible polymer adhesive powder, and strength activator. It is prepared by means of fiber reinforcing technology, polymer modification technology and comprehensive flyash utilizing technology. It forms heat insulating system for outer building wall has the advantages of excellent heat insulating performance, no cracking, being hydrophobic, high wall adhering strength, excellent construction performance, etc.

The fire mitigation and moderating agent includes by weight one percent (1%) to five percent (5%) potassium hydroxide, two percent (2%) to seven percent (7%) citric acid, four percent (4%) to thirty six percent (36%) diammonium phosphate, four percent (4%) to twenty percent (20%) carbamide, and point five percent (0.5%) to four percent (4%) surface tension reducing component which comprises by weight twenty percent (20%) to fifty five percent (55%) octyldimethylamine oxide, fifteen percent (15%) to thirty five percent (35%) modified polyether organosiloxane, five percent (5%) to twenty percent (20%) sugar based surfactant, three percent (3%) to twelve percent (12%) 1,4-Bis(ethylhexyl)sodium sulfosuccinate, point zero one percent (0.01%) to point one percent (0.1%) anionic phosphate fluorosurfactant, and point one percent (0.1%) to two point five percent (2.5%) polymer adhesive mixture. The polymer adhesive mixture comprises seventy percent (70%) water and thirty percent (30%) polymer adhesive.

The present invention is screened sealing material without asbestos fiber and its preparation process. The sealing material is prepared with fiber 10-70 wt%, stuffing 30-80 wt%, adhesive 1-10 wt%, latex 5-20 wt% and compounding agent 4-10 wt%, where the latex is synthetic latex or natural latex, the adhesive is polymer adhesive or polymer adhesive composition, the stuffing is graphite powder, bentonite, etc. of granularity over 120 meshes, and the fiber is 1000 deg.c over high temperature treated mineral wool fiber, short glass fiber, ceramic fiber, etc. The sealing material has high tensile strength, high oil tolerance, high heat resistance, long service life and no harmful asbestos.

The invention discloses an embedded silicon substrate fan-out type packaging structure and a manufacturing method thereof. A silicon matrix is adopted to replace molding material to act as a fan-out matrix, and fine wiring can be manufactured by fully utilizing the advantages of the silicon matrix. Holes, grooves and other structures can be accurately etched by utilizing a mature silicon etching technology. Chips are embedded in the grooves on the silicon matrix, the gaps between the chips and the side walls of the grooves are filled by polymer glue and partial welded balls are welded at the surface of the silicon matrix in a fan-out way so that packaging reliability can be enhanced, the technology is simple and cost is low. The silicon matrix has great heat radiation and lower warping so that enhancement of packaging heat radiation is facilitated, adverse warping can be overcome and smaller wiring line width can be acquired, and thus the structure is suitable for high-density packaging. `Wafer plastic packaging and the de-bonding technology can be eliminated as for the aspect of technology so that technology difficulty can be reduced, and thus cost can be substantially reduced and yield rate can be enhanced.