Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP

The development of polyurethane composites with significant flame retardancy and corrosion resistance for widening its practical application is a great importance. In this study, supramolecular wrapped α‐ZrP (MCP@ZrP) was prepared via self‐assembly of melamine, cobalt ions (Co ²⁺ ) and phytic acid (...

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Main Authors: Han, Sensen, Li, Shuangshan, Liu, Dongyan, Dong, Roger, Gao, Ziqi, Zhang, Yanxi, Meng, Qingshi
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley-Blackwell 2024
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94681
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author Han, Sensen
Li, Shuangshan
Liu, Dongyan
Dong, Roger
Gao, Ziqi
Zhang, Yanxi
Meng, Qingshi
author_facet Han, Sensen
Li, Shuangshan
Liu, Dongyan
Dong, Roger
Gao, Ziqi
Zhang, Yanxi
Meng, Qingshi
author_sort Han, Sensen
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description The development of polyurethane composites with significant flame retardancy and corrosion resistance for widening its practical application is a great importance. In this study, supramolecular wrapped α‐ZrP (MCP@ZrP) was prepared via self‐assembly of melamine, cobalt ions (Co ²⁺ ) and phytic acid (PA) on the surfaces of α‐zirconium phosphate (α‐ZrP). It was found that both compatibility and dispersion of α‐ZrP sheets in thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) matrices were improved with the incorporation of organic supramolecular components in TPU/MCP@ZrP nanocomposites. Moreover, their fire‐retardant characteristic was significantly enhanced, along with effective suppression of smoke and toxic gas emission. By adding 5 wt% MCP@ZrP, peak heat release rate, total heat release, total smoke production, and total CO production of such nanocomposites were reduced by 35.66%, 18.01%, 15.52%, and 41.42%, respectively. The generation of a continuous and dense char layer benefited from well‐dispersed MCP@ZrP nanohybrids, which resulted in tortuous effect to impede heat diffusion and prevent the evaporation of volatile gasses. By means of the barrier effect of ZrP, TPU/MCP@ZrP composite films also showed improved anticorrosion performance. Effective interfacial adhesion, achieved by combining MCP supermolecules and α‐ZrP sheets, offers a viable approach to improve protective properties of TPU nanocomposites. Highlights Supramolecular‐wrapped α‐ZrP was prepared via self‐assembly strategy. MCP@ZrP showed good dispersion and interface adhesion within TPU matrices. MCP@ZrP enhanced the flame retardancy and mechanical performance of TPU. MCP@ZrP preventing smoke and toxic gas evaporation.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-946812024-05-03T06:51:48Z Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP Han, Sensen Li, Shuangshan Liu, Dongyan Dong, Roger Gao, Ziqi Zhang, Yanxi Meng, Qingshi anti-impact corrosion resistance fire retardancy thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) The development of polyurethane composites with significant flame retardancy and corrosion resistance for widening its practical application is a great importance. In this study, supramolecular wrapped α‐ZrP (MCP@ZrP) was prepared via self‐assembly of melamine, cobalt ions (Co ²⁺ ) and phytic acid (PA) on the surfaces of α‐zirconium phosphate (α‐ZrP). It was found that both compatibility and dispersion of α‐ZrP sheets in thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) matrices were improved with the incorporation of organic supramolecular components in TPU/MCP@ZrP nanocomposites. Moreover, their fire‐retardant characteristic was significantly enhanced, along with effective suppression of smoke and toxic gas emission. By adding 5 wt% MCP@ZrP, peak heat release rate, total heat release, total smoke production, and total CO production of such nanocomposites were reduced by 35.66%, 18.01%, 15.52%, and 41.42%, respectively. The generation of a continuous and dense char layer benefited from well‐dispersed MCP@ZrP nanohybrids, which resulted in tortuous effect to impede heat diffusion and prevent the evaporation of volatile gasses. By means of the barrier effect of ZrP, TPU/MCP@ZrP composite films also showed improved anticorrosion performance. Effective interfacial adhesion, achieved by combining MCP supermolecules and α‐ZrP sheets, offers a viable approach to improve protective properties of TPU nanocomposites. Highlights Supramolecular‐wrapped α‐ZrP was prepared via self‐assembly strategy. MCP@ZrP showed good dispersion and interface adhesion within TPU matrices. MCP@ZrP enhanced the flame retardancy and mechanical performance of TPU. MCP@ZrP preventing smoke and toxic gas evaporation. 2024 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94681 10.1002/pc.28404 English http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Wiley-Blackwell fulltext
spellingShingle anti-impact
corrosion resistance
fire retardancy
thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
Han, Sensen
Li, Shuangshan
Liu, Dongyan
Dong, Roger
Gao, Ziqi
Zhang, Yanxi
Meng, Qingshi
Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title_full Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title_fullStr Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title_full_unstemmed Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title_short Enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of TPU nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-ZrP
title_sort enhancing flame retardancy, anti-impact, and corrosive resistance of tpu nanocomposites using surface decoration of α-zrp
topic anti-impact
corrosion resistance
fire retardancy
thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/94681