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Новости компании 2020-10-09 10:58:09

1. The generation of bubbles in paint and the principle of bubble stabilization:
In the production process of paint, air will be drawn into it to form bubbles. Certain raw materials in the paint, such as surfactants and dispersants, will stabilize the bubbles.

Air bubbles will also be generated during the paint application process, which mainly depends on the paint application method. For example: curtain coating can continuously draw air into the paint, and airless spraying can easily draw air into it. Spraying construction under relatively low humidity or high temperature conditions is easy to produce bubbles.

Principle of Stabilizing Foam:
Marangoni effect (liquid reflux phenomenon caused by surfactants to counteract the effect of gravity)

Summary of the principle of defoamer

Electrostatic effect: The electrostatic repulsion of surfactants thickens the liquid layer of bubbles, thereby stabilizing the bubbles.
Summary of the principle of defoamer
2. The role of defoamer
The defoamer works at or after the formation of the thin foam layer:
The uniformly dispersed defoamer penetrates into the foam elastic film and is distributed in the film, and causes the thin layer to break through the reduction of surface tension.
The uniformly dispersed defoamer penetrates into the thin foam layer and forms a monomolecular film, which reduces its adhesion and is easy to crack the thin layer.
Antifoams containing hydrophobic particles have a third mechanism. These hydrophobic particles reach the surface of the thin layer and adsorb the surfactant on the top of the thin layer. The thin layer was broken due to lack of surfactant.
Summary of the principle of defoamer
3. Selection and evaluation method of defoamer:
The defoamer must be able to spread quickly on the surface of the foam and be able to penetrate quickly to make the foam burst quickly. The commonly used types of defoamers are silicones and polyacrylates.

Silicone defoamers are usually of the polysiloxane type. For example: polydimethylsiloxane containing acrylate functional group and polyether modified polydimethylsiloxane, etc. Silicone has high temperature resistance, low temperature resistance, stable physical properties, chemical inertness, and very low surface tension. It is a commonly used defoamer.

Defoamers such as polyacrylic acid defoam by changing the polarity and molecular weight of the polymer to cause selective incompatibility. The use of such defoamers needs to evaluate the effect on gloss.

To choose a suitable defoamer in the future, the process of foam generation in the system, the compatibility and concentration of the system, temperature and viscosity must be considered. Each of the above factors will have a direct impact on the choice of defoamer.

Evaluation of foam control agents mainly considers the following aspects: spreading rate; compatibility with the system; defoaming stability and cost performance. However, the above factors are often contradictory in a formula. For example, the defoaming stability of the defoaming agent with the best compatibility with the system is often the worst; the least compatible, the spreading rate is often the lowest. fast.

Due to the diversity of coating materials and construction methods, defoamers need to be evaluated based on actual conditions.

1. Add the defoamer to be compared to the varnish according to a certain proportion, put it in a glass bottle, shake in the shaker for 5 minutes, take out the observation at the same time, and initially determine the defoaming ability of the defoamer according to the amount of foam ; After standing for 10 minutes/30 minutes, observe the height of the foam again to compare the defoaming speed;

2. Scrape the paint solution with a scraper fineness meter to determine the compatibility of the defoamer and the system (with or without shrinkage);

3. After the system foam is eliminated, observe the clarity of the system, whether there is turbidity, stratification, oil slick, etc.;

4. Storage stability: After being placed for half a month, repeat steps 1, 2, and 3 to determine the long-term effect of the defoamer.

5. Determine the addition amount.