The intrinsic flame retardant mechanism of bio?based epoxy resin containing pyridazinone structure was explored through resin ablation experiment, scanning electron microscope,X?ray photoelectron spectrometer,thermogravimetry?infrared simultaneous thermal analyzer,and other characterization methods.The results show that compared with the most commonly used petroleum?based bisphenol A epoxy resin, the resultant bio?based epoxy resin is more likely to form a large amount of intumescent carbon layer structure during combustion and release a large amount of non?combustible gases such as CO2 and NH3 with less combustible gases.The intrinsic flame retardant bio?based epoxy resin containing pyridazinone structure exhibits a condensed phase?gas phase synergistic flame retardant mechanism. This study provides new ideas for constructing high?performance intrinsic flame retardant epoxy resin.
Mg?Al?LDH was synthesized by the constant pH co?precipitation method,and the micro?structure and composition of the layered bimetallic hydroxides were characterized by X?ray diffraction (XRD),scanning electron microscopy (SEM),energy dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) and BET.The results show that LDHs were successfully prepared with a layered structure,a high degree of order,and mesopores.The toluene?n?heptane method was used to separate the asphaltenes in Tahe into heavy component A1 and light component A2.The elemental analysis indicates that A1 had the highest polarity,followed by the Tahe asphaltenes and A2.This paper further investigated the adsorption properties of Mg?Al?LDH for asphaltenes and their sub?components A1 and A2 in Tahe and found that the adsorption equilibrium can be reached within 2~3 h.The experimental data fitted well with the pseudo?second?order kinetics,and the adsorption isotherms followed the Langmuir model. The adsorption capacity of Mg?Al?LDH was 71.38,140.65 and 39.31 mg/g for asphaltenes in Tahe and their sub?components A1 and A2,respectively.
A self?made long?chain cationic surfactant (SFC111) and a low interfacial energy substance (SFC115) were used to prepare a cationic emulsion for further application as surfactant for low permeability oil and gas reservoirs. The dispersion of the emulsion in water, the contact angle of the core before and after the emulsion treatment and the surface tension were investigated by particle size analyzer, contact angle meter, and rotating drop interfacial tension meter, respectively. The thermodynamic parameters of the emulsion at 20 ℃ and 70 ℃ were calculated. Particle size of 0.5% concentration emulsion is D50=420.8 nm at 20 ℃, D50=728.0 nm at 70 ℃.The contact angle of clear water on the surface of the core increases from 10° to 120°. The emulsion could reduce the surface tension of water to 24 mN/m at 70 ℃, indicating the good waterproof lock performance. The adsorption characteristic of emulsion conforms to the langmuir adsorption theory. The thermodynamic results show that as the temperature increases, the amount of adsorption on the surface of the emulsion decreases, the area occupied by the molecules on the surface of the emulsion goes down, and the thickness of the adsorption layer decreases.
Tahe asphaltene (TA) was separated into heavy component(TA1) and light component (TA2). The surface morphology, crystal structure and functional group structure of TA, TA1 and TA2 were characterized by Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM), X?ray diffraction (XRD), Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT?IR) and 1H?Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrum (1H?NMR). The results show that TA has less long?chain structure, more branched chains in side chains, and is mainly composed of short branched alkyl structure such as methyl, ethyl and propyl. Sub?components TA1 and TA2 show obviously different microstructure after separated from TA. TA1 has the highest degree of graphitization, the longest branched chain, more side?chains of aromatic ring, less branched chains of alkyl side?chains and relatively strong aromaticity, while TA2 has lower degree of graphitization, more branched chains of alkyl side?chains, less side?chains of aromatic ring and relatively weak aromaticity.