AT260552B - Self-extinguishing foam - Google Patents

Self-extinguishing foam

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AT260552B
AT260552B AT539263A AT539263A AT260552B AT 260552 B AT260552 B AT 260552B AT 539263 A AT539263 A AT 539263A AT 539263 A AT539263 A AT 539263A AT 260552 B AT260552 B AT 260552B
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Electro Chemie D Electro Metal
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Description

  

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  Selbsterlöschender Schaumstoff 
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 also eine reaktive Gruppen enthaltende Verbindung angewandt werden kann, s. USA-Patentschrift Nr. 3, 004, 951. Erfindungsgemäss wird jedoch zu einem aus bereits fertigen Kunstharzen gebildeten Schaumstoff eine hochchlorierte, hydroxylgruppenfreie Diphenylverbindung, die gegenüber der Harzbildungsreaktion inert ist, zugesetzt, um die physikalischen Eigenschaften des Schaumstoffes entsprechend zu verbessern. 



   Erfindungsgemäss können die stark chloriertenDiphenyle allein oder im Gemisch mit andern Stoffen verwendet werden, die die Entzündlichkeit verzögern oder verhindern, wie beispielsweise den organischen oder anorganischen Derivaten des Antimonoxyds. 



   Die selbsterlöschenden Eigenschaften sind umso ausgeprägter, je stärker chlorierte Diphenyle verwendet werden. Bevorzugt wird technisches Decachlordiphenyl, bei   dem 71%   Chlor an den Kern gebunden sind. 



   Zahlreiche   schäumbare Harzmischungen   sind mit stark chlorierten Diphenylen verträglich und können verwendet werden. Beispielsweise seien genannt : Naturkautschuk, Nitrilkautschuk als Substanz oder als Latex, ferner Styrol, Polyesterisocyanate, Polyäthylen u. a. m. 



   Um die Vorteile der Erfindung voll auszunutzen, ist es unerlässlich, dass das Gemisch der Harzmassen und des chlorierten Diphenyls so homogen wie möglich ist. 



   Beispiel   l : In   den Behälter eines Schlagmischers   wurden 200GeW. -Teile 60U/oigenNatur-   kautschuklatex und 5 Teile einer Seife gegeben. Nach und nach wurden unter Rühren 300 Gew.-Teile einer Decachlordiphenyldispersion zugesetzt, die die Dichte 1, 68 und die folgende Zusammensetzung besass : 
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<tb> Decachlordiphenyl <SEP> 1000
<tb> Antimonoxyd <SEP> 600
<tb> Netzmittel <SEP> (Darvan) <SEP> 40
<tb> Wasser <SEP> 660
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   - 3 min laufen gelassenBeispiel 4 : In einen Schlagmischer wurden 100   Gew.-Teile   feingemahlenes Polystyrol gegeben, dem   100Gew..-Teile   Dacachlordiphenyl und 2,5 Gew.-Teile Azoisobuttersäuredinitril der folgenden Formel zugesetzt waren : 
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Das Gemisch wurde vollständig homogenisiert und anschliessend in einer Form unter einel Presse in der Wärme geschäumt. Es wurde ein starrer, vollständig von selbst erlöschender Schaumstoff erhalten.



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  Self-extinguishing foam
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 thus a compound containing reactive groups can be used, s. US Pat. No. 3,004,951. According to the invention, however, a highly chlorinated, hydroxyl group-free diphenyl compound, which is inert to the resin formation reaction, is added to a foam formed from already finished synthetic resins in order to improve the physical properties of the foam accordingly.



   According to the invention, the strongly chlorinated diphenyls can be used alone or in a mixture with other substances which delay or prevent inflammability, such as the organic or inorganic derivatives of antimony oxide.



   The more chlorinated diphenyls are used, the more pronounced the self-extinguishing properties. Technical decachlorodiphenyl, in which 71% chlorine is bound to the core, is preferred.



   Many foamable resin blends are compatible with highly chlorinated diphenyls and can be used. Examples include: natural rubber, nitrile rubber as a substance or as latex, also styrene, polyester isocyanate, polyethylene and the like. a. m.



   In order to fully exploit the advantages of the invention, it is essential that the mixture of the resin compositions and the chlorinated diphenyl be as homogeneous as possible.



   Example 1: 200GeW. -Parts of 60U / oigen natural rubber latex and 5 parts of a soap. Gradually, while stirring, 300 parts by weight of a decachlorodiphenyl dispersion which had a density of 1.68 and the following composition were added:
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<tb> Decachlorodiphenyl <SEP> 1000
<tb> antimony oxide <SEP> 600
<tb> Wetting agent <SEP> (Darvan) <SEP> 40
<tb> water <SEP> 660
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   Example 4: 100 parts by weight of finely ground polystyrene to which 100 parts by weight of dacachlorodiphenyl and 2.5 parts by weight of azoisobutyric acid dinitrile of the following formula were added to a beater mixer:
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The mixture was completely homogenized and then foamed in a mold under a press in the heat. A rigid, completely self-extinguishing foam was obtained.

 

Claims (1)

PATENTANSPRUCH : Verwendung von hydroxylgruppenfreien, hochchlorierten Diphenylen, insbesondere von Decachlordiphenyl, zur Herstellung von selbsterlöschenden Schaumstoffen. PATENT CLAIM: Use of hydroxyl-free, highly chlorinated diphenyls, in particular decachlorodiphenyl, for the production of self-extinguishing foams.
AT539263A 1962-07-11 1963-07-05 Self-extinguishing foam AT260552B (en)

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