Flame‐Resistant Inorganic Films by Self‐Assembly of Clay Nanotubes and their Conversion to Geopolymer for CO2 Capture
Small,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 7, 2024
Abstract
Self‐assembling
of
very
long
natural
clay
nanotubes
represents
a
powerful
strategy
to
fabricate
thermo‐stable
inorganic
thin
films
suitable
for
environmental
applications.
In
this
work,
self‐standing
with
variable
thicknesses
(from
60
300
µm)
are
prepared
by
the
entanglement
20–30
µm
length
Patch
halloysite
(PT_Hal),
which
interconnect
into
fibrosus
structures.
The
thickness
is
crucial
confer
specific
properties
like
transparency,
mechanical
resistance,
and
water
uptake.
Despite
its
completely
composition,
thickest
nanoclay
film
possesses
elasticity
comparable
polymeric
materials
as
evidenced
Young's
modulus
(ca.
1710
MPa).
All
PT_Hal‐based
fire
resistant
stable
under
high
temperature
conditions
preventing
flame
propagation.
After
their
direct
exposure,
produced
do
not
show
neither
deterioration
effects
nor
macroscopic
alterations.
PT_Hal
employed
precursors
development
functional
alkaline
activation
thermal
treatment,
generate
highly
porous
geopolymers
or
ceramics
compact
morphology.
Due
porosity,
geopolymer
can
be
promising
CO
2
capture.
As
compared
corresponding
film,
adsorption
efficiency
doubled
geopolymeric
highlighting
potential
use
sorbent.
Language: Английский
Application of Polymer-Nanoclay in Flame Retardant Systems
Springer series in materials science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 577 - 636
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Research on Thermal Stability and Flammability of Wood Scob-Based Loose-Fill Thermal Insulation Impregnated with Multicomponent Suspensions
Nerijus Augaitis,
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Saulius Vaitkus,
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Agnė Kairytė
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et al.
Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(12), P. 2809 - 2809
Published: June 8, 2024
Loose-fill
thermal
composite
insulation
produced
from
surface-modified
wood
scobs
has
been
explored
as
a
potential
fire-resistant
material
for
building
envelopes.
This
work
involves
fire
resistance
behavior
comparisons
between
four
coating
systems
consisting
of
liquid
glass,
glass-tung
oil,
glass-expandable
graphite,
and
oil-expandable
graphite.
The
techniques
thermogravimetric
differential
analyses,
gross
heat
combustion
via
calorimetric
bomb,
cone
calorimetry,
SEM
imaging
char
residues,
energy
dispersive
spectrometry
elemental
analysis,
well
propensity
to
undergo
continuous
smoldering,
were
implemented.
technique
resulted
in
greater
stability
at
higher
temperature
range
(500–650
°C)
the
resulting
loose-fill
insulation,
reduced
flame-damaged
area
heights
after
exposure
samples
45°
15
s
30
s,
with
maximum
49%
decreased
combustion,
release
total
smoke
rates,
improved
residue
layer
formation
during
changed
smoldering
due
homogeneous
dense
carbon
layers.
results
showed
that
highest
positive
impact
was
obtained
using
glass
graphite
system
because
ability
cover
scob
particle
surface
form
stable
strong
expanding
layer.
Language: Английский
Comprehensive Utilization of Fossil Energy: Fabrication of Fire-Retardant Building Materials from Waste Plastic
Zheng Wang,
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Long Geng,
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Jiateng Zhao
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et al.
Journal of Composites Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(7), P. 266 - 266
Published: July 10, 2024
As
one
of
the
most
common
fossil
derivatives,
plastics
are
widely
used
for
their
exceptional
chemical
stability,
low
density,
and
ease
processing.
In
recent
years,
there
has
been
a
significant
increase
in
production
waste
plastics,
coupled
with
recycling
rate,
resulting
serious
environmental
pollution.
To
enhance
use
this
research
synthesized
flame-retardant
materials
from
hypercrosslinked
polystyrene
different
molar
fractions
flame
retardants.
Waste
foam
was
as
raw
material,
while
aniline,
triphenylphosphine,
melamine
were
employed
additives.
The
additives
successfully
doped
into
porous
skeleton
structure
through
reaction
or
physical
mixing
to
achieve
situ
retardancy,
shaped
by
phenolic
resin
prepolymer.
Then,
samples
characterized
detail,
results
indicate
that
addition
retardant
enhances
retardancy
material.
addition,
material
excellent
thermal
insulation
performance,
minimum
conductivity
0.04176
W/(m·K).
Language: Английский