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Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Teflon coating is introduced


1.     Antifouling finishing properties of (PTFE)teflon coatings

(1)The clothes
Keeping their clothes clean is no longer a problem for many children returning to school after the holidays. Their tracksuits, skirts and trousers are treated with teflon-coated anti-fouling, which keeps the children's clothes looking sleek and tidy. The clothes also stand the toughest tests of comfort, even when they are close to sensitive parts of the body. For office workers, leaving coffee stains or ink stains on their clothes can be embarrassing. Make consumers' life more comfortable.

(2)Leather aspect
(PTFE)Teflon coated antifouling finish gives leather perfect waterproof and antifouling protection. But when it comes to vision, taste and touch, consumers are unaware of the TeflonB coating.

(3)other aspects
Teflon coating finishing is not only used in the field of clothing and leather, but also widely used in luggage, umbrella and other textile products, hunting and fishing and other recreational textiles, bedding, all kinds of decorative textiles and so on.

Surface properties:
The molecules slide easily between each other, and the friction coefficient is the lowest in all polymers. It has good lubricity, is difficult to be wetted by ordinary liquid, and has little adhesion to other substances.

Chemical resistance:
Teflon is even more resistant to chemical corrosion than rare metals. Except      perfluoroalkane and perchloroalkane can make it slightly swelling, ketones,        ethers and other organic solvents can not act on it. Because (PTFE)teflon        has little wettability, its absorption rate to acid and alkali solvent is very low.      Even at high temperature, concentrated acid, concentrated alkali and strong      oxidant cannot react with teflon uplift.

Heat and climate resistance:
Teflon has good thermal stability, and is not affected by oxygen, ozone and        ultraviolet radiation, and is not easy to age. The combustion oxygen index          of teflon is greater than 95, which is incombustible.



Tuesday, July 2, 2019

Study on hydrophilic modification of ptfe microporous membrane


At present, water pollution and water shortage have seriously threatened people's life safety. For a long time, the treatment of water pollution has been the focus of environmental protection. Membrane technology has been one of the mainstream treatment methods because of its green environmental protection, sustainability, rapid and efficient separation process and other advantages, and has achieved good results. PTFE microporous membrane material has been concerned and studied by international scholars for its excellent chemical resistance, high porosity and good mechanical properties. However, PTFE microporous membrane has the characteristics of low surface energy and high hydrophobicity, which greatly limits its application in the field of water treatment. Therefore, improving the hydrophilicity of PTFE microporous membrane has become an important research direction.

In this paper, polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and chitosan or oxycarboxymethyl chitosan were used as hydrophilic agents. Different crosslinking agents were used to wrap a hydrogel hydrophilic coating on PTFE microporous membrane fiber through crosslinking reaction, so as to realize the hydrophilic modification of PTFE microporous membrane.

Specifically, the following two parts of the study were carried out:
(1)     polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) with good hydrophilic property and chitosan (CS) with good antibacterial property were selected as materials to modify PTFE microporous membrane by combining hydrogel coating formed by epichlorohydrin crosslinking with SiO2 nanoparticles in situ under alkaline conditions.
The experimental results showed that the fiber surface of modified PTFE microporous film was coated with a layer of hydrogel, and the hydrogel coating attached a large number of solid particles to the node, which improved the surface roughness and reduced the average pore diameter and porosity slightly. Hydroxyl and amino groups appeared on the surface of modified film. New elements N,O,Si appeared on the surface of modified membrane. With the increase of PVA solution concentration, the water flux of the modified membrane first increases and then decreases, and the contact Angle of the membrane surface first decreases and then tends to be stable. With the increase of reaction time, the water flux of the modified membrane first increased and then decreased. With the increase of reaction temperature, the water flux of the modified membrane increases first and then decreases, and the contact Angle of the membrane surface decreases first and then increases. The optimal reaction conditions are :PVA solution concentration is 1wt%,CS solution concentration is 0.3wt%, the mass ratio of CS solution to PVA solution is 1:1. The reaction time is 6h, the reaction temperature is 40℃, the reaction pH is 12, and the water dilution ratio in the secondary treatment is 45 times (PBA:SiO2=1:2.5).
The contact Angle of hydrophilic modified PTFEmicroporous membrane decreased from 136° to 48°, and the pure water flux reached 3172L·m-2·h-1.The experimental results of oil in water emulsion separation of hydrophilic modified PTFE microporous membrane show that the hydrophilic modified PTFE microporous membrane has good anti-oil properties and oil retention rate of 97%.The physical and chemical stability of hydrophilic PTFE microporous membrane shows that the hydrophilic PTFE microporous membrane has good acid resistance and washing resistance.

(2) PTFE microporous membrane was modified with polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) and oxygen carboxymethyl chitosan (OCMCS) by crosslinking with glutaraldehyde under acidic conditions.
The results showed that the fiber surface of PTFE microporous membrane was covered with a hydrogel coating, and the surface of PTFE microporous membrane still retained the original three-dimensional network structure. Hydrophilic hydroxyl and amino groups appeared on the surface of PTFE microporous membrane. With the increase of PVA content in the reaction solution, the water flux of the modified membrane increases first and then decreases, and the contact Angle decreases first and then increases. With the increase of reaction temperature, the water flux of modified membrane increases first and then decreases, and the contact Angle decreases first and then increases. With the increase of reaction time, the water flux of modified membrane first increases and then decreases, and the contact Angle first decreases and then increases.
The optimal experimental conditions were as follows: mass ratio of OCMCS/PVA was 1:1, the amount of 5wt% glutaraldehyde and 1wt% hydrochloric acid solution was 2.5ml and 1mL, the reaction time was 6h, and the temperature was 50℃.The ptfe-pva /OCMCS membrane prepared has a larger water flux of 4480.89L·m-2·h-1 and a contact Angle of 57.48°.The anti-pollution test results of PTFE microporous membrane with hydrophilic modification showed that ptfe-pva /OCMCS membrane had good anti-bsa adsorption ability. The results of long time washing showed that ptfe-pva /OCMCS film had good physical stability.




Friday, June 28, 2019

PTFE and ZnO/PTFE coatings displayed good wear resistance

Superhydrophobic surfaces that mimic surfaces found in nature, such as the lotus leaf, are an attractive research topic in various fields of study because of their numerous applications. More recent studies have focused on superhydrophobic surfaces that reduce or completely stop the accretion of ice and snow on power lines and aircraft that operate in cold regions. The superhydrophobic phenomena is usually achieved by creating a dual-scale roughness that is composed of micro- and nano-scale structures that trap air in-between themselves and reduce the surface energy of the textured surface.

The objective of this study was to assess the tribological behavior of micro/nano particle based superhydrophobic coating mixtures composed of PTFE, composite PTFE/PEEK, diatomaceous earth (DE), and composite PTFE/ZnO that can be potential candidates for anti-wetting and anti-icing applications for transportation systems. A contact profilometer was used to measure and characterize the average roughness and thickness of coatings. Coating wettability was assessed by measuring the tangent-line contact angle of static water drops on coated surfaces. Friction and cyclic abrasive wear tests were conducted via ball-on-flat tribometer using a spherical tungsten probe at room temperature. Scanning electron microscopy was used to characterize the physical and chemical properties of the coatings and identify the wear mechanisms.

The results showed that all coatings except ZnO/PTFE exhibited superhydrophobicity. Abrasive wear mechanisms were the dominant modes for the coatings. PTFE and ZnO/PTFE coatings displayed good wear resistance, superior to that of the DE and PTFE/PEEK coatings.