Characteristics of Polybenzoxazine Aerogels as Thermal Insulation and Flame-Retardant Materials
Gels,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
11(2), P. 121 - 121
Published: Feb. 6, 2025
Polybenzoxazine-based
aerogels
are
a
unique
class
of
materials
that
combine
the
desirable
properties
aerogels-such
as
low
density,
high
porosity,
and
excellent
thermal
insulation-with
outstanding
characteristics
polybenzoxazines-such
stability,
water
absorption,
superior
mechanical
strength.
Polybenzoxazines
type
thermosetting
polymer
derived
from
benzoxazine
monomers.
Several
features
polybenzoxazines
can
be
retained
within
synthesized
through
them.
The
resistance
polybenzoxazines,
which
withstand
temperatures
above
200-300
°C,
makes
their
aerogel
able
to
extreme
environments.
inherent
structure
rich
in
aromatic
rings
nitrogen
oxygen
atoms,
imparts
flame-retardant
property.
Their
highly
crosslinked
provides
solvents,
acids,
bases.
Above
all,
molecular
design
flexibility,
physical,
mechanical,
tubed
suit
specific
applications.
In
this
review,
synthesis
polybenzoxazine
aerogels,
including
various
steps
such
monomer
synthesis,
gel
formation,
solvent
exchange
drying,
finally
curing
discussed
detail.
application
these
insulation
is
given
importance.
challenges
future
prospects
further
enhancing
expanding
utility
also
summarized.
Language: Английский
Strong, Flame Retardant and Thermally Insulating Polybenzoxazine-Silica Aerogels Fabricated Via Chemical Liquid Deposition Using Eco-Friendly Water-Ethanol Solvent
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Preparation and Properties of Basalt Fiber‐Reinforced Aqueous Polybenzoxazine Composite Aerogels Based on One‐Step Freeze‐Drying Method
Pin Long,
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Zhaorun Hou,
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Jinbo Cheng
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et al.
Journal of Applied Polymer Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
ABSTRACT
Polybenzoxazine
(PBa)
aerogels
have
gained
much
attention
as
a
fire‐retardant
material
because
of
their
flexible
molecular
design
and
excellent
mechanical
properties.
Incorporation
inorganic
fibers
into
PBa
using
simple
effective
method
seems
attractive
yet
challenging.
Herein,
we
report
unique
for
the
one‐step
preparation
basalt
fiber
(BF)
reinforced
composite
by
freeze‐drying
carboxymethyl
cellulose
(CMC)
dispersion
carrier.
Aqueous
benzoxazine
(Ba)
monomer
was
used
matrix
phosphoric
acid
polymerization
catalyst,
while
uniform
BF
achieved
blending
with
CMC.
The
results
indicate
that
PBa/CMC/BF
aerogel
reveals
layered
microstructure
dispersed
between
layers.
And
achieves
low
volume
shrinkage
(1.11%),
strong
strength
(compressive
stress
1.73
MPa
at
60%
compressive
strain).
Additionally,
TGA
analysis
higher
initial
decomposition
temperature
(>
200°C)
residual
mass
48
wt%)
in
nitrogen
atmosphere.
Excellent
flame
retardancy
is
due
to
introduction
nonflammable
BF:
content
rises,
its
peak
heat
release
rate
decreases
92.5%,
average
86.6%,
total
smoke
76.7%.
In
combustion
tests,
self‐extinguishes
within
0.5
s.
After
hydrophobic
modification,
water
contact
angle
greater
than
135°,
3
exhibits
typical
“silver
mirror
phenomenon”
water.
This
study
presents
straightforward
rapid
constructing
lightweight,
retardant,
hydrophobic,
high‐strength
fiber‐reinforced
aerogel,
promising
applications
aerospace
sector.
Language: Английский
Effect of Fiber Characteristics on the Structure and Properties of Quartz Fiber Felt Reinforced Silica-Polybenzoxazine Aerogel Composites
Lanfang Liu,
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Liangjun Li,
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Yijie Hu
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et al.
Gels,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(10), P. 613 - 613
Published: Sept. 24, 2024
Fiber-reinforced
aerogel
composites
are
widely
used
for
thermal
protection.
The
properties
of
the
fibers
play
a
critical
role
in
determining
structure
and
final
composite.
However,
effects
fiber’s
characteristics
on
composite
have
rarely
been
studied.
Herein,
we
prepared
quartz
fiber
felt-reinforced
silica-polybenzoxazine
(QF/PBSAs)
with
different
diameters
using
simple
copolymerization
process
ambient
pressure
drying
method.
reasons
diameter
were
investigated.
results
showed
that
pore
was
affected
by
diameter,
which
led
to
significant
changes
mechanical
behavior
insulation
performance.
At
room
temperature,
density
found
be
main
factors
influencing
conductivity
composites.
elevated
temperatures,
radiative
(λr)
plays
dominant
role,
reducing
suppressed
λr,
thus
decreasing
conductivity.
When
QF/PBSAs
exposed
1200
°C
butane
flame,
PBS
pyrolyzed,
pyrolysis
gas
carried
away
large
amount
heat
formed
barrier
interfacial
layer,
at
time
λr
jointly
determined
backside
temperature
this
study
can
provide
valuable
guidance
application
polybenzoxazine
field
Language: Английский