CN108659484A - Application of silica during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity - Google Patents
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Abstract
The present invention discloses application of silica during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity, it carries out polylactic acid and silica dioxide granule to be blended into silica dioxide granule being uniformly distributed in polylactic acid, by volume, the addition volume of silica is 0-the 1% of polylactic acid volume, the surface hydroxyl of silica is replaced by methyl moiety, according to a mole meter, the substitute proportion of methyl is more than or equal to 50%;Spherical, a diameter of 10-30nm is presented in silica dioxide granule.The present invention effectively reduces melt viscosity, little to its Effect on Mechanical Properties, while can also improve polylactic acid modulus or intensity.
Description
The present patent application is the divisional application of parent application " method and its application for reducing polylactic acid melt viscosity ", female case
Application application No. is 2015107306633, the applying date is on October 30th, 2015.
Technical field
The invention belongs to field of material preparation, melt is viscous during relating in particular to a kind of reduction polylactic acid melt-processed
The method of degree.
Background technology
Polylactic acid (Polylactic acid, PLA) is a kind of biodegradable polymer, in packaging material and biology
Medical domain is widely used.Melt viscosity of polylactic acid during melt-processed has weight for the final performance of molding and material
It influences.Other application performance of its melt-processed viscosity without reducing material is effectively reduced, polylactic acid is not only can effectively avoid
Because being destroyed caused by thermal stability problems during melt-processed, and more while ensureing product processing precise degree
Reduce power consumption of polymer processing.Especially polylactic acid is this carries out for the biodegradable polymer for having application prospect, improves it and adds
Work performance more has especially important meaning.
Reduce molten polymer material processing when viscosity to promote its processing fluidity in terms of, frequently with tradition side
Method is that a certain amount of plasticizer or raising processing temperature are added into polymer material.Although the use of plasticizer can significantly change
The melt-processed mobility of kind polymer, but mechanical property of product etc. can become negatively affected, and over time,
It also occur that migration of plasticizer and influence the performance of product;The simple processing temperature that increases is then by institute's processable polymer
The restriction of material thermal stability.Therefore, tradition promotes these technical methods of polymer melting processing fluidity, total inevitable
Ground can loss material in some aspects properties, thus, be badly in need of to promote in polymer melting machine-shaping field poly-
Polymer melt processing fluidity, and the insufficient new technology of conventional method can be overcome simultaneously.
Invention content
It is an object of the invention to overcome the deficiencies in the prior art, and it is molten that the object of the present invention is to provide a kind of reduction polylactic acid
Melt the method for melt viscosity in process, this method is little to its Effect on Mechanical Properties, while can also improve polylactic acid mould
Amount or intensity.
The purpose of the present invention is achieved by following technical proposals:
The method for reducing polylactic acid melt viscosity, carries out as steps described below:Polylactic acid and silica dioxide granule are carried out
It is blended into silica dioxide granule to be uniformly distributed in polylactic acid, 20-25 degrees Celsius of cooled to room temperature, wherein:
By volume, the addition volume of silica is 0-the 1% of polylactic acid volume, that is, is more than 0 and is less than or equal to 1%;
The surface hydroxyl of silica is replaced by methyl moiety, and according to a mole meter, the substitute proportion of methyl is more than or equal to 50%;Titanium dioxide
Spherical, a diameter of 10-30nm is presented in silicon particle;Using melt blending, temperature is 150-200 degrees Celsius.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, the weight average molecular weight of the polylactic acid is 10 ten thousand -15 ten thousand.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, using melt blending, the blending time is 10-60min, preferably 15-30min.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, using melt blending, temperature is 170-180 degrees Celsius.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, a diameter of 12-20nm of silica dioxide granule.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, the surface hydroxyl of silica is replaced by methyl moiety, and according to a mole meter, methyl takes
It is 60-80% for ratio.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, by volume, the addition volume of silica is 0.1-the 0.7% of polylactic acid volume.
Application of above method during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity is prepared by the above method
The polylactic acid of silica dioxide granule is uniformly distributed during melt-processed, reduces polylactic acid melt viscosity, and keep vitrifying
Transition temperature and mechanical property are unaffected.
Application of silica during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity, the wherein surface of silica
Hydroxyl is replaced by methyl moiety, and according to a mole meter, the substitute proportion of methyl is more than or equal to 50%;Ball is presented in silica dioxide granule
Shape, a diameter of 10-30nm.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, a diameter of 12-20nm of silica dioxide granule.
In the above-mentioned technical solutions, the surface hydroxyl of silica is replaced by methyl moiety, and according to a mole meter, methyl takes
It is 60-80% for ratio.
The present invention is a kind of method reducing polylactic acid melt viscosity by adding nano-particle, wherein by polylactic acid
The filler introduced by melt blending after raw material drying, the filler need to be a kind of hydrophobic by surface modification processing rear surface presentation
The spherical nano-silicon dioxide granular filler of characteristic, the hydrophobic properties of silica particles can be by by original surface
On hydroxyl carry out methyl substitution and prepared, such as with dimethyldichlorosilane to silica surface hydroxyl at
Reason obtains the silicon dioxide granule (bibliography that methyl is contained on surface:The preparation of Hong Lifu, Jin Xin superfine silicon dioxides with change
Property [J] Beijing University of Chemical Technology journal, 2004,31 (5):69-72), and the adjustment of substitute proportion is carried out, it is different hydrophobic to obtain
The silica dioxide granule filler of characteristic, and the particle size of granular filler is preferred with nano-scale, if particle diameter is 12nm,
It can control its surface hydrophobic strong when particle size is bigger than normal, such as the titanium dioxide after selecting the 50% of surface hydroxyl to be replaced by methyl
Silicon particle filler.The present invention is advocated molten to reduce polylactic acid by adding surface hydrophobic nano-size silica particles
The method for melting melt viscosity in process passes through the rotating speed of control torque rheometer at being 170 DEG C in melt processing temperature
It is embodied in the Typical melt process of 32rpm melt blendings 15min, and the glass transition temperature of material is not by shadow
It rings, the mechanical property of material is not lost, and glass transition temperature and the reduction of material will not be reduced as being added plasticizer
Mechanical property will not cause the further decomposition of material because of fluidity of molten is increased by high temperature.
Compared with prior art, technical method provided by the present invention requires simple, operation facility, molten to reduce polylactic acid
Melt viscosity when melting processing provides a kind of simple and practicable method.For this method, two are added in melt blending
Dispersity control of the silicon oxide particle in polylactic acid is critically important, is conducive to improve silica dioxide granule filler dispersity
The time of measure and melt-processed as short as possible.
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Fig. 1 is the steady state shearing stream of the polylactic acid and polylactic acid-silica blend sample of the present invention at 170 DEG C
Cardon, wherein indicate pure PLA, and zero indicates PLA/R0.1%,Indicate that PLA/R0.3%, ◇ indicate PLA/R0.5%,It indicates
PLA/R0.7%.
Fig. 2 is the polylactic acid and polylactic acid-scanning electron microscopy of the silica blend sample in room temperature of the present invention
Mirror figure (b) indicates the 1mm thickness chip samples obtained by embodiment 1, (c) indicates 2 institute of embodiment wherein (a) indicates pure polylactic acid
1mm thickness chip sample obtained.
Fig. 3 be the present invention polylactic acid and polylactic acid-silica blend sample under the heating rate of 10 DEG C/min
Second of the temperature-rise period figure tested with differential scanning calorimeter, curve 1 indicate that PLA, curve 2 indicate PLA/R0.1%, curve 3
Indicate PLA/R0.7%.
Fig. 4 is that the stress-strain of the polylactic acid and polylactic acid-silica blend sample of the present invention in room temperature is bent
Line, wherein curve 1 indicate that PLA, curve 2 indicate that PLA/R0.1%, curve 3 indicate PLA/R0.7%.
Specific implementation mode
The technical solution further illustrated the present invention with reference to specific embodiment.
Polylactic acid purchase innovates plastics in SABIC, and former General Electric Co. Limited is 130,000 through GPC test weight average molecular weight
4800, density 1.24g/cm3;In Evonik companies, former goldschmidt chemical corporation (is abbreviated as the R974 purchases of silica dioxide granule filler
R974 or R), particle diameter is 12-15nm, and methyl substitute proportion is 50%;Torque rheometer is bought in Shanghai KeChuang Co., Ltd,
Its model:XSS-30;Stress Control type rotational rheometer is bought between TA companies, model AR2000, control parallel-plate
Away from for 0.9mm, under the conditions of 170 DEG C carrying out shearing rate scan obtains steady state shearing flow curve, the scanning model of shear rate
It encloses for 0.01-40s-1;Scanning electron microscope is S-4800 Hitachis field emission type electron microscope;Differential scanning calorimetry uses
Model Netzsch 204;Electronic tensile machine is bought in testometric companies of Britain, model M-350-20KN.
Embodiment 1
PLA 62g are taken, by volume, the addition volume of silica weighs silica for the 0.1% of polylactic acid volume
Filler R974 is dried 24 hours at 60 DEG C, is put into the banburying chamber that temperature is set as 170 DEG C of XSS-30 torque rheometers, if
It is 32rpm, melt-processed 15min to determine rotating speed, takes out sample and is cooled to 20-25 degrees Celsius of room temperature to get to PLA/
R0.1%.
Embodiment 2
PLA 62g are taken, by volume, the addition volume of silica weighs silica for the 0.3% of polylactic acid volume
Filler R974 is dried 24 hours at 60 DEG C, is put into the banburying chamber that temperature is set as 170 DEG C of XSS-30 torque rheometers, if
It is 32rpm, melt-processed 15min to determine rotating speed, takes out sample and is cooled to 20-25 degrees Celsius of room temperature to get to PLA/
R0.3%.
Embodiment 3
PLA 62g are taken, by volume, the addition volume of silica weighs silica for the 0.5% of polylactic acid volume
Filler R974 is dried 24 hours at 60 DEG C, is put into the banburying chamber that temperature is set as 170 DEG C of XSS-30 torque rheometers, if
It is 32rpm, melt-processed 15min to determine rotating speed, takes out sample and is cooled to 20-25 degrees Celsius of room temperature to get to PLA/
R0.5%.
Embodiment 4
PLA 62g are taken, by volume, the addition volume of silica weighs silica for the 0.7% of polylactic acid volume
Filler R974 is dried 24 hours at 60 DEG C, is put into the banburying chamber that temperature is set as 170 DEG C of XSS-30 torque rheometers, if
It is 32rpm, melt-processed 15min to determine rotating speed, takes out sample and is cooled to 20-25 degrees Celsius of room temperature to get to PLA/
R0.7%.
Embodiment 5
PLA 62g are taken, by volume, the addition volume of silica weighs silica for the 1% of polylactic acid volume and fills out
Expect R974, dried 24 hours at 60 DEG C, be put into the banburying chamber that temperature is set as 170 DEG C of XSS-30 torque rheometers, sets
Rotating speed is 32rpm, melt-processed 15min, takes out sample and is cooled to 20-25 degrees Celsius of room temperature to get to PLA/R1%.
Above-mentioned sample and pure polylactic acid sample are tested, using 1mm thickness molds, keep sample pre- on vulcanizing press
Hot 4min, preheating temperature are 170 DEG C, make its melting, 20Mpa is then pressed onto in a manner of gradually pressurizeing, compression rate is
0.1Mpa/min, and keep pressure 2min respectively at 5,10,20Mpa.Then pressurize on cold pressing plate is transferred the sample into shape,
Obtain the 1mm thickness chip samples that melting heat is pressed into.
Using Stress Control type rotational rheometer, parallel plate spacing 0.9mm is controlled, shearing speed is carried out under the conditions of 170 DEG C
Rate scans, and obtains steady state shearing flow curve, the scanning range of shear rate is 0.01-40s-1, as a result as shown in fig. 1,
Middle indicates pure PLA, and zero indicates PLA/R0.1%,Indicate that PLA/R0.3%, ◇ indicate PLA/R0.5%,Indicate PLA/
R0.7% is compared with pure polylactic acid, it can be found that whole decline occurs for viscograph, this shows that adding silica dioxide granule fills out
Expect particle, the reduction of steady-state viscosity can be caused.
Sample prepared by above-described embodiment is put into liquid nitrogen cooling 30min, then rapid brittle failure selects to break to randomness
Face part is handled in this surface metal spraying using metal-spraying equipment, then is observed for scanning electron microscope after being fixed, as a result such as
Shown in Fig. 2, (a) indicates pure polylactic acid, (b) indicates the 1mm thickness chip samples obtained by embodiment 1, (c) indicates 2 institute of embodiment
1mm thickness chip sample obtained, it can be seen that, although there is certain aggregation that size is more than primary particle in filler, not
It is completely dispersed in polylactic acid, but its dispersity is substantially good, has no that very large-sized aggregation exists.
Tested using differential scanning calorimetry, first with 10 DEG C/min heat up melt, after cool to room temperature with 10 DEG C/min and obtain
It heats up to the glassy state sample of sample, then with 10 DEG C/min, in obtained sample differential scanning calorimetry curve such as Fig. 3
Shown, curve 1 indicates that PLA, curve 2 indicate that PLA/R0.1%, curve 3 indicate PLA/R0.7%, it is seen that its glass transition temperature
Degree is not subject to a significant impact as pure polylactic acid.
Dumbbell shape sample further is made in the print that hot pressing obtains, with reference to GB/T 1040-2006, using electronics pulling force
Machine controls extension test rate for 2mm/min, Sample Width 6.5mm, gauge length 30mm, in obtained stress strain curve such as Fig. 4
Shown, wherein curve 1 indicates that PLA, curve 2 indicate that PLA/R0.1%, curve 3 indicate PLA/R0.7%, the tensile strength of material
Being compared with pure polylactic acid with stretch modulus does not reduce, tensile yield behavior also without significant change, only elongation at break
Reduce.
The sample of embodiment 2,3,5 is tested using same test means, it is as a result essentially identical with embodiment 1 and 4,
During reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in terms of melt viscosity, the used hydrophobic silica dioxide granule filling of different surfaces
There are a critical values for amount, viscosity of material can be caused to transfer to increase more than this critical loading, especially particulate surface hydrophobic is weak
And the silica dioxide granule that hydrophily is strong, the particle diameter after using the 50% of surface hydroxyl to be replaced by methyl is the dioxy of 12nm
Silicon carbide particle is filled, and critical value is volume fraction 1%.When loading is less than certain critical volume fraction, with titanium dioxide
The increase of silicon loading, there are a minimum values for the viscosity of material, that is, having one optimal makes polylactic acid melt viscosity drop
Low silica-filled amount, the particle diameter after using the 50% of surface hydroxyl to be replaced by methyl is the silica of 12nm
Can be to find that viscosity is substantially reduced at volume fraction 0.1% in its loading when grain filling.
With reference to the preparation method and test method in above-described embodiment, it is adjusted according to technological parameter in invention content,
Polylactic acid-silica blend in the present invention can be prepared, blend, which becomes, after tested reveals fusing point decline, vitrifying
The property that transition temperature and mechanical property remain unchanged substantially.
Illustrative description has been done to the present invention above, it should explanation, the case where not departing from core of the invention
Under, any simple deformation, modification or other skilled in the art can not spend the equivalent replacement of creative work equal
Fall into protection scope of the present invention.
Claims (7)
1. application of silica during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity, which is characterized in that by polylactic acid
It carries out being blended into silica dioxide granule with silica dioxide granule being uniformly distributed in polylactic acid, cooled to room temperature 20-25 is taken the photograph
Family name's degree reduces polylactic acid melt viscosity, and keeps glass transition temperature and mechanical property unaffected;Wherein:By volume,
The addition volume of silica is 0-the 1% of polylactic acid volume, that is, is more than 0 and is less than or equal to 1%;The surface hydroxyl of silica
Base is replaced by methyl moiety, and according to a mole meter, the substitute proportion of methyl is more than or equal to 50%;Spherical shape is presented in silica dioxide granule,
A diameter of 10-30nm;Using melt blending, temperature is 150-200 degrees Celsius.
2. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, a diameter of 12-20nm of silica dioxide granule.
3. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, the surface hydroxyl of silica is replaced by methyl moiety, according to a mole meter, the substitute proportion of methyl is 60-
80%.
4. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, by volume, the addition volume of silica is 0.1-the 0.7% of polylactic acid volume.
5. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, the weight average molecular weight of the polylactic acid is 10 ten thousand -15 ten thousand.
6. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, using melt blending, the blending time is 10-60min, preferably 15-30min.
7. application of the silica according to claim 1 during reducing polylactic acid melt-processed in melt viscosity,
It is characterized in that, using melt blending, temperature is 170-180 degrees Celsius.
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