Patent classifications
C08K7/24
THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE FILLER, THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE COMPOSITE MATERIAL, WIRE HARNESS, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE FILLER
A thermally conductive filler capable of exhibiting high thermal conductive properties with its specific gravity being reduced, a thermally conductive composite material and a wire harness that contains such a thermally conductive filler, and a method for forming a thermally conductive filler that can be used to form such a thermally conductive filler. A thermally conductive filler includes a hollow particle having a polar group on its surface, and a thermally conductive layer containing an inorganic compound that covers the surface of the hollow particle. Also, a thermally conductive composite material contains the thermally conductive filler and a matrix material, the thermally conductive filler being dispersed in the matrix material. Furthermore, a wire harness contains the thermally conductive composite material.
THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE FILLER, THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE COMPOSITE MATERIAL, WIRE HARNESS, AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THERMALLY CONDUCTIVE FILLER
A thermally conductive filler capable of exhibiting high thermal conductive properties with its specific gravity being reduced, a thermally conductive composite material and a wire harness that contains such a thermally conductive filler, and a method for forming a thermally conductive filler that can be used to form such a thermally conductive filler. A thermally conductive filler includes a hollow particle having a polar group on its surface, and a thermally conductive layer containing an inorganic compound that covers the surface of the hollow particle. Also, a thermally conductive composite material contains the thermally conductive filler and a matrix material, the thermally conductive filler being dispersed in the matrix material. Furthermore, a wire harness contains the thermally conductive composite material.
Spherical particles for preparing colored coatings
Colored coating compositions comprising a polymer binder and a sphere selected from porous metal oxide spheres formed from metal oxide particles and having an average porosity of from 0.10 to 0.90; polymer spheres formed from a multimodal distribution of polymer particles; or mixtures thereof, wherein the colored coating composition when dried, exhibits visible light absorbance at a wavelength range from 400 nm to 800 nm. The sphere has an average particle size diameter of from 1 micron to 5 microns, or from 3 microns to 5 microns and exhibits a structural color which may be angle-dependent or angle-independent.
NANOTUBE AND FINELY MILLED CARBON FIBER POLYMER COMPOSITE COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF MAKING
Embodiments of the present invention include composite compositions extrusion compounded together comprising a polymer, an amount of nanotubes, and an amount of finely milled carbon fiber having an aspect ratio greater than 1 and less than about 5. The resulting composite materials allow for high carbon loading levels with improved tribological properties including coefficient of friction and wear rates, provides uniform surface resistance with minimal processing sensitivity, retains rheological properties similar to the base resin, and provides isotropic shrink and a reduced coefficient of thermal expansion leading to minimal warp. In general, various articles can be formed that take advantage of the properties of the composite materials incorporating a polymer, carbon nanotubes and finely milled carbon fiber.
NANOTUBE AND FINELY MILLED CARBON FIBER POLYMER COMPOSITE COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF MAKING
Embodiments of the present invention include composite compositions extrusion compounded together comprising a polymer, an amount of nanotubes, and an amount of finely milled carbon fiber having an aspect ratio greater than 1 and less than about 5. The resulting composite materials allow for high carbon loading levels with improved tribological properties including coefficient of friction and wear rates, provides uniform surface resistance with minimal processing sensitivity, retains rheological properties similar to the base resin, and provides isotropic shrink and a reduced coefficient of thermal expansion leading to minimal warp. In general, various articles can be formed that take advantage of the properties of the composite materials incorporating a polymer, carbon nanotubes and finely milled carbon fiber.
USE OF A POROUS FILLER FOR REDUCING THE GAS PERMEABILITY OF AN ELASTOMER COMPOSITION
A porous filler for reducing the gas permeability of an elastomer composition, a process for producing the elastomer composition comprising the porous filler, and the elastomer composition itself. The porous filler is selected from surface-reacted calcium carbonate, precipitated hydromagnesite and mixtures thereof. The addition of the porous filler to the elastomer composition allows for reducing the gas permeability of the elastomer composition while retaining or improving the mechanical properties of the elastomer composition.
USE OF A POROUS FILLER FOR REDUCING THE GAS PERMEABILITY OF AN ELASTOMER COMPOSITION
A porous filler for reducing the gas permeability of an elastomer composition, a process for producing the elastomer composition comprising the porous filler, and the elastomer composition itself. The porous filler is selected from surface-reacted calcium carbonate, precipitated hydromagnesite and mixtures thereof. The addition of the porous filler to the elastomer composition allows for reducing the gas permeability of the elastomer composition while retaining or improving the mechanical properties of the elastomer composition.
USE OF A POROUS FILLER FOR REDUCING THE GAS PERMEABILITY OF AN ELASTOMER COMPOSITION
A porous filler for reducing the gas permeability of an elastomer composition, a process for producing the elastomer composition comprising the porous filler, and the elastomer composition itself. The porous filler is selected from surface-reacted calcium carbonate, precipitated hydromagnesite and mixtures thereof. The addition of the porous filler to the elastomer composition allows for reducing the gas permeability of the elastomer composition while retaining or improving the mechanical properties of the elastomer composition.
HEAT INSULATION PAD AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME, BATTERY ASSEMBLY AND DEVICE
A heat insulation pad and method of making the same, battery assembly and device are provided. In some embodiments, the heat insulation pad includes silicon rubber and aerogel dispersed in the silicon rubber, wherein the heat insulation pad satisfies that: a temperature difference between a surface on one side of the heat insulation pad and a surface on the other side opposite to the one side is ≥150° C., when the surface on one side of the heat insulation pad is contacted with hot surface having a temperature of 600° C. for 5 minutes under a pressure of 0.9 MPa followed by pressure relief and then is contacted with hot surface having a temperature of 600° C. for another 20 minutes. By using the heat insulation pad of the present disclosure, the safety performance of the battery assembly and of the device can be improved.
HEAT INSULATION PAD AND METHOD OF MAKING THE SAME, BATTERY ASSEMBLY AND DEVICE
A heat insulation pad and method of making the same, battery assembly and device are provided. In some embodiments, the heat insulation pad includes silicon rubber and aerogel dispersed in the silicon rubber, wherein the heat insulation pad satisfies that: a temperature difference between a surface on one side of the heat insulation pad and a surface on the other side opposite to the one side is ≥150° C., when the surface on one side of the heat insulation pad is contacted with hot surface having a temperature of 600° C. for 5 minutes under a pressure of 0.9 MPa followed by pressure relief and then is contacted with hot surface having a temperature of 600° C. for another 20 minutes. By using the heat insulation pad of the present disclosure, the safety performance of the battery assembly and of the device can be improved.