Patent classifications
C09D109/08
Composition derived from recycled paint
A composition comprising recycled paint and a thermal shock resistant material, a method of making the composition, and a method of applying the composition to a surface to prevent crack or leakage.
A METHOD FOR PRODUCING A HEAT SEALABLE MULTI-LAYER PAPERBOARD AND A HEAT SEALABLE MULTI-LAYER PAPERBOARD OBTAINABLE BY THE METHOD
Disclosed are methods for producing heat sealable multilayer paperboards including precoating layer including polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex binder and one or more water-based barrier layers. Heat sealability of the multilayer paperboard was significantly better than heat-sealability of a multilayer paperboard wherein the precoating was omitted or wherein the precoating incudes typical binders such as styrene butadiene latex or styrene acrylate latex but no polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex. Also disclosed are heat sealable multilayer paperboards obtainable by the method and use of polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex in precoating composition for improving heat sealability of a multi-layer paperboard.
A METHOD FOR PRODUCING A HEAT SEALABLE MULTI-LAYER PAPERBOARD AND A HEAT SEALABLE MULTI-LAYER PAPERBOARD OBTAINABLE BY THE METHOD
Disclosed are methods for producing heat sealable multilayer paperboards including precoating layer including polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex binder and one or more water-based barrier layers. Heat sealability of the multilayer paperboard was significantly better than heat-sealability of a multilayer paperboard wherein the precoating was omitted or wherein the precoating incudes typical binders such as styrene butadiene latex or styrene acrylate latex but no polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex. Also disclosed are heat sealable multilayer paperboards obtainable by the method and use of polyvinyl acetate acrylate latex in precoating composition for improving heat sealability of a multi-layer paperboard.
Aqueous coating compositions for abatement of airborne pollutants
Methods for abating airborne pollutants include applying a coating composition ath includes a an aqueous carrier, a binder, a pigment, and a formaldehyde scrubbing urea compound and curing the coating composition. The coated substrate absorbs formaldehyde and other air pollutants from passing air.
Aqueous coating compositions for abatement of airborne pollutants
Methods for abating airborne pollutants include applying a coating composition ath includes a an aqueous carrier, a binder, a pigment, and a formaldehyde scrubbing urea compound and curing the coating composition. The coated substrate absorbs formaldehyde and other air pollutants from passing air.
SOUND-ABSORBING MATERIAL BLOCK, METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME AND ITS APPLICATION
A sound-absorbing material block, a method for preparing the same and application thereof are provided. The sound-absorbing material block includes three-dimensional open-cell foam, sound-absorbing material powder, a binder, a gel, and a cross-linking agent. The sound-absorbing material powder is bonded to each other and connected to the three-dimensional open-cell foam by means of the gel, the cross-linking agent, and the binder, by mass of the sound-absorbing material powder, the gel accounts for 1 wt % to 5 wt % of the sound-absorbing material powder, and the binder accounts for 1 wt % to 8 wt % of the sound-absorbing material powder, and by mass of the gel, the cross-linking agent accounts for 1 wt % to 10 wt % of the gel. The sound-absorbing material block according to the present disclosure reduces an additive amount of the binder, and significantly improves sound-absorbing performance and strength of the material block.
SOUND-ABSORBING MATERIAL BLOCK, METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME AND ITS APPLICATION
A sound-absorbing material block, a method for preparing the same and application thereof are provided. The sound-absorbing material block includes three-dimensional open-cell foam, sound-absorbing material powder, a binder, a gel, and a cross-linking agent. The sound-absorbing material powder is bonded to each other and connected to the three-dimensional open-cell foam by means of the gel, the cross-linking agent, and the binder, by mass of the sound-absorbing material powder, the gel accounts for 1 wt % to 5 wt % of the sound-absorbing material powder, and the binder accounts for 1 wt % to 8 wt % of the sound-absorbing material powder, and by mass of the gel, the cross-linking agent accounts for 1 wt % to 10 wt % of the gel. The sound-absorbing material block according to the present disclosure reduces an additive amount of the binder, and significantly improves sound-absorbing performance and strength of the material block.
Fire retardant coating composition
A fire retardant, vapor impermeable coating composition is disclosed which is useful for protecting gypsum, wood, polyurethane, polystyrene, and other construction materials and surfaces, such as components for buildings. The composition does not require halogenated compounds and is considered environmentally friendly. The composition is provided in the form of a liquid-applicable aqueous latex comprising at least one latex polymer and an expandable graphite, optionally a hydrophobic thickener, and optionally other fire retardants such as metal hydroxides, wherein the polymer is selected such that the composition, when coated onto a substrate and allowed to dry, has a vapor permeability not exceeding one perm (5.7010.sup.8 g/Pa.Math.s.Math.m.sup.2 when tested according to ASTM E96B-10 at an average dry film thickness of 40 mils). The invention provides fire retardant air barrier layers for construction materials, such as polyurethane or polystyrene insulation beads or panels, as well as vapor impermeable laminates for construction applications.
Fire retardant coating composition
A fire retardant, vapor impermeable coating composition is disclosed which is useful for protecting gypsum, wood, polyurethane, polystyrene, and other construction materials and surfaces, such as components for buildings. The composition does not require halogenated compounds and is considered environmentally friendly. The composition is provided in the form of a liquid-applicable aqueous latex comprising at least one latex polymer and an expandable graphite, optionally a hydrophobic thickener, and optionally other fire retardants such as metal hydroxides, wherein the polymer is selected such that the composition, when coated onto a substrate and allowed to dry, has a vapor permeability not exceeding one perm (5.7010.sup.8 g/Pa.Math.s.Math.m.sup.2 when tested according to ASTM E96B-10 at an average dry film thickness of 40 mils). The invention provides fire retardant air barrier layers for construction materials, such as polyurethane or polystyrene insulation beads or panels, as well as vapor impermeable laminates for construction applications.
COMPOSITIONS BASED ON AQUEOUS POLYMER DISPERSIONS COMPRISING N-ALKYLPYRROLIDONES AND USE THEREOF
The invention relates to compositions based on an aqueous dispersion of one or more polymers and intended for coating various types of surfaces, including metal surfaces with oxide scale and rust. The compositions according to the inventions include a polymeric film-forming agent, preferably based on a synthetic polymer, with pH from 1.5 to 12.0, one or more phosphonic acids and water, as well as one or more compounds selected from N-alkylpyrrolidones. The composition includes a compound selected from N-alkylpyrrolidones in combination with phosphonic acids (such as NTPA and OEDPA) may produce a coating with a gloss, which is uncharacteristic for aqueous dispersion compositions, essentially higher adhesion to any substrates, and enhanced protective properties in aggressive media and in various climatic conditions.