CN110644638A - Fireproof layer body - Google Patents
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Abstract
A fireproof layer body comprises a first fireproof unit and a second fireproof unit. The first fireproof unit comprises two first base layers which are opposite at intervals, and the first base layers define an accommodating space together. The second fireproof unit comprises a plurality of channel structures and fireproof materials. The channel structures are arranged in the accommodating space, and each channel structure defines a channel space. The fireproof material is provided with a plurality of water absorbing materials which are respectively arranged in the channel space, and a plurality of first sintering materials which are respectively arranged in the channel space and can be heated to form a sintering structure. Except that reaching the effect that stops the intensity of a fire layer by layer through first basic unit, access structure and water absorbing material to and the cooling, more through the setting of fire prevention material for in-process when the intensity of a fire sustained combustion, fire prevention material is sintered and forms the fire prevention mechanism of one more layer, except stopping the intensity of a fire, also can effectively prolong the time that the fire prevention layer body blockked the intensity of a fire.
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Technical Field
The present invention relates to a fire-proof layer, and more particularly to a fire-proof layer with a sintering effect.
Background
Fire-resistant and flame-retardant products are widely used in various aspects of the modern society, such as: the fireproof plate on the inner layer of the building wall, the fireproof door on the entrance, the fireproof roller shutter, the fireproof clothing of the firemen and the like are all used for blocking fire and high temperature, striving for the golden time of escape and rescue and protecting the safety of personnel and property. At present, common fireproof products can be directly made of flame-retardant materials, and a layer of fireproof paint can be coated on the surfaces of the products to form a protective layer, so that the flame-retardant effect of the products is improved. However, in any kind of fire-proof product, although it can resist high temperature for a certain period of time, if the fire is not extinguished as soon as possible and the fire is burning for a long time, most of the product will be burned, which may cause damage to people and property. How to increase the lifetime of a fireproof product in a fire situation is an issue to be achieved in the industry.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a fireproof layer body capable of prolonging the service life of a fireproof product in a burning state.
Thus, in some embodiments, the fire-retardant layer of the present invention comprises a first fire-retardant unit and a second fire-retardant unit. The first fireproof unit comprises two first base layers which are opposite at intervals, and the first base layers define an accommodating space together. The second fireproof unit comprises a plurality of channel structures and fireproof materials. The channel structures are arranged in the accommodating space, and each channel structure defines a channel space. The fire-proof material is arranged in each channel space and is provided with a water-absorbing material and a first sintering material which can be heated to form a sintering structure
In some embodiments, the first sintering material comprises a ceramic powder.
In some embodiments, the fire-resistant material further includes a second sintering material having a sintering temperature higher than the first sintering material and capable of being heated to form another sintered structure.
In some embodiments, the first substrate has an inner side surface facing the accommodating space, and the channel structure is arranged in the accommodating space in a tubular shape and connected to the inner side surface.
In some embodiments, the fire retardant further comprises a plurality of water permeable layers for coating the water absorbing material and the first sintering material.
In some embodiments, the second fire-proof unit further includes a water-soluble sheet, the water-absorbent material and the first sintering material are bonded to the water-soluble sheet, the channel structure has two opposite second base layers, each second base layer has a plurality of joints spaced in the same direction and bonded to the water-soluble sheet, and each joint of one of the second base layers corresponds to each joint of the other of the second base layers, so that the second base layers together form the channel space.
In some embodiments, the water-absorbing material is a water-absorbing polymer.
In some embodiments, the second refractory block further comprises a high temperature melting material, and the melting temperature of the material is higher than the sintering temperature of the first sintering material.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: when the fire is burnt for a long time, the structures of the first fireproof unit and the second fireproof unit are damaged to generate a hole, the water absorbed by the water absorbing material is evaporated into water vapor after the water absorbing material absorbs the water, the water vapor flows and carries the first sintering material to the hole, and the sintering material is sintered in a high-temperature environment of a fire scene to form a sintering structure to fill the hole, so that the survival life of the first fireproof unit and the second fireproof unit in the fire scene is prolonged. In addition, the sintered structure formed at the non-broken hole is also beneficial to enhancing the structural strength of the first fireproof unit and the second fireproof unit and increasing the service life of the first fireproof unit and the second fireproof unit.
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FIG. 1 is a partial perspective cross-sectional view of a first embodiment of the fire-blocking layer of the present invention;
fig. 2 is a sectional view to assist in explaining the structure of the first embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a sectional view illustrating the water absorbent material in the first embodiment expanding the channel structure in the first embodiment after absorbing water;
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view illustrating the evaporation of water from the water absorbing material of the first embodiment entraining the first sintering material to the outer side of the first base layer of the first embodiment and forming a sintered structure;
FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a sintered structure formed of the first sintering material and a first base layer as they are being fired;
FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a second sintering material forming a sintered structure;
FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view illustrating that the water absorbent material, the first sintered material and the second sintered material may also be coated and fixed by a plurality of water permeable layers; and
fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a second embodiment of the fire-blocking layer of the present invention.
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Before the present invention is described in detail, it should be noted that in the following description, like elements are represented by like reference numerals.
Referring to fig. 1 to 3, a first embodiment of the fire-retardant layer of the present invention is suitable for application to a fire-retardant product, such as, but not limited to, a fire-retardant plate, a partition curtain, a fire-retardant coat worn by a fire fighter, etc. in a building structure. The fire-proof layer 100 includes a first fire-proof unit 1 and a second fire-proof unit 2. The first fireproof unit 1 includes two first substrates 11 opposite to each other at an interval, and the first substrates 11 together define an accommodating space 12. Each first base layer 11 has an inner side 111 facing the accommodating space 12, and an outer side 112 opposite to the inner side 111. The material of the first base layer 11 may be, for example, a fire-proof cloth, and the fire-proof cloth may be woven by a yarn with high temperature resistance and flame retardant properties, or may be woven by a post-treatment method to have the high temperature resistance and flame retardant properties.
The second fire protection unit 2 is disposed in the accommodating space 12, and includes a plurality of channel structures 21 arranged along a first direction D1, and a fire protection material 22. The channel structure 21 is connected to the inner side 111 of the first substrate 11. In the present embodiment, each channel structure 21 is tubular and defines a channel space 211, and the channel space 211 extends along a second direction D2 perpendicular to the first direction D1. The material of the channel structure 21 may be glass fiber or other high temperature resistant materials. The fireproof material 22 is filled in the channel space 211 of the channel structure 21. The fire-proof material 22 includes a water-absorbing material 221 and a first sintering material 222a and a second sintering material 222b that can be heated to form a sintered structure 223 (see fig. 4). The water absorbing material 221, the first sintered material 222a, and the second sintered material 222b are mixed and filled in the channel space 211 in the channel structure 21. In this embodiment, the water absorbing material 221 is a particulate water absorbing polymer, such as Super Absorbent Polymers (SAP), and is kept dry at ordinary times to reduce the weight of the fire-retardant layer 100, and when a fire occurs, it can immediately absorb external moisture and swell to form a gel state. A suitable space can be reserved between the channel structure 21 and the water-absorbing material 221 for the water-absorbing polymer to expand and accommodate after absorbing water. In this embodiment, the basic components of the first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b may be ceramic materials (e.g., including alumina and silicic acid), and the ratio between the alumina and the silicic acid is adjusted such that the sintering temperature of the second sintering material 222b is higher than the sintering temperature of the first sintering material 222a, and the particle size and the particle weight of the second sintering material 222b are also larger than the first sintering material 222 a. In addition to the first sintering material 222a, the fireproof material 22 of the present invention may further include a high-temperature resistant material such as glass fiber or carbon fiber.
In a normal state without fire, the fire-retardant layer 100 is flat due to the flexible material of the channel structure 21, and the fire-retardant material 22 is in the form of powder or particles. When a fire occurs, by injecting water between the two first base layers 11 of the first fire protection element 1, after the injected water passes through the channel structure 21 and is absorbed by the water absorbent material 221, the water absorbent material 221 expands into a gel state, at this time, the channel structure 21 is expanded into a tubular shape due to the water absorbent material 221 absorbing water and expanding, the overall thickness of the fire protection layer body 100 is increased, and at this time, the first sintered material 222a and the second sintered material 222b are partially covered in the expanded water absorbent material 221 or partially still dispersed in the channel space 211. At this time, the first fire protection unit 1 is directly exposed to the outside to serve as a first fire protection structure of the whole fire protection layer 100, the channel structure 21 located between the two first base layers 11 of the first fire protection unit 1 serves as a second fire protection structure, the first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b are filled in the channel space 211, the water absorbing material 221 serves as a third fire protection structure, and the water absorbed by the water absorbing material 221 also has a cooling effect.
With reference to fig. 4 to 6, the first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b are used to ensure that, when the fire is continuously burning, due to the high temperature environment, the water in the water absorbing material 221 begins to evaporate to form water vapor and the first sintering material 222a with smaller particle size and smaller total amount of particles overflows, and when the water vapor reaches the side (outer side 112) of the first base layer 11 facing the fire, the escaped water vapor further evaporates due to high temperature, so that the first sintering material 222a stays on the first base layer 11 and begins to be sintered and distributed on the first base layer 11 due to high temperature, thereby integrally delaying the time that the first base layer 11 may be continuously burned due to high temperature. When the fire is still burning continuously, so that the temperature in the channel space 211 is gradually increased, or when the first substrate 11 and the tube wall of the channel structure 21 are burned successively, so that the channel space 211 directly faces the high temperature of the fire, at this time, the second sintering material 222b with a larger sintering temperature, a larger particle size and a larger weight is sintered and is sintered together with other materials such as carbon fiber, glass fiber and the like into another sintering structure 223a, and the effect of preventing the fire from continuing to expand inwards or delaying the expansion inwards can be exerted to a certain extent by the blocking of the another sintering structure 223 a. The second sintering material 222b may also comprise other materials that melt when exposed to high temperature, and the melting temperature of the material is preferably higher than the sintering temperature of the first sintering material 222a, thereby separating the sintering from the first sintering material 222a into multiple sinters at different temperatures and different time points.
Therefore, as mentioned above, in addition to the effects of stopping the fire and reducing the temperature layer by layer achieved by the first base layer 11, the channel structure 21 and the water absorbing material 221, the fire-proof material 22 is further disposed, so that the fire-proof material 22 is sintered to form a more one-layer fire-proof mechanism during the continuous combustion of the fire, and in addition to stopping the fire, the fire-proof layer 100 can also effectively prolong the time of stopping the fire.
Referring to fig. 7, the water absorbing material 221, the first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b in each channel space 211 may also be coated and fixed by a plurality of water permeable layers 224 (for example, water soluble films made of PVA material may be used). When a fire disaster does not happen in a normal state, the moisture-proof effect can be effectively achieved through the arrangement of the water permeable layer 3. When water is charged into the channel structure 21 in the event of a fire, the water-permeable layer 224 is dissolved and the water absorbent material 221 absorbs water to swell.
Referring to fig. 8, a second embodiment of the fire-retardant layer 100 of the present invention is shown, and the second embodiment is substantially the same as the first embodiment, mainly different in the implementation structure of the second fire-retardant unit 2. In the second embodiment, the second fire-proof unit 2 further includes a water-soluble sheet 23 (for example, a water-soluble film made of PVA material may be used), and the channel structure 21 of the second embodiment has two opposite second base layers 212. The second base layer 212 is substantially a fire-proof cloth, and the fire-proof cloth can be a net-shaped glass fiber material, but the material is not limited as long as the effects of fire-proof and fire-retardant can be achieved. Each second base layer 212 has a plurality of strip-shaped bonding portions 212a arranged at intervals along a first direction D1 and bonded to the water-soluble sheet 23 by sewing or bonding, for example, and each bonding portion 212a of one of the second base layers 212 corresponds to each bonding portion 212a of the other of the second base layers 212, so that the second base layers 212 together form the channel structure 21. The water absorbing material 221, the first sintered material 222a, and the second sintered material 222b are bonded to the water-soluble sheet 23 by being embedded or fixed. By the arrangement of the water-soluble sheet, the water absorbing material 221, the first sintered material 222a, and the second sintered material 222b can be uniformly distributed in each channel structure 21. When a fire disaster does not occur in a normal state, the moisture-proof effect can be effectively achieved by arranging the water-soluble sheet 23. When water is filled in the channel structure 21 in the event of a fire, the water-soluble sheet 23 is dissolved and the water absorbent material 221 absorbs water to swell. The first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b are sintered to form the sintering structures 223, 223a, as mentioned above, so as to improve the lifetime of the first fire protection unit 1 and the second fire protection unit 2.
In summary, the fire-proof layer 100 of the present invention not only delays the spread of fire and prolongs the life-saving time by the arrangement of the first base layer 11 and the second base layer 212, but also effectively reduces the temperature and has the same effect of delaying the spread of fire by the arrangement of the water-absorbing material 221, and in addition, by the arrangement of the first sintering material 222a and the second sintering material 222b, when the fire enters the fire-proof layer 100 gradually at high temperature, the sintering structures 223, 223a (see fig. 4 and 6) can be formed, so as to prolong the fire-proof layer 100 to block the fire, so that the fire-proof layer 100 can exert its fire-proof effect more, and thus the object of the present invention can be achieved.
However, the above description is only an example of the present invention, and the scope of the present invention should not be limited thereby, and all the simple equivalent changes and modifications made according to the claims and the contents of the specification of the present invention are still included in the scope of the present invention.
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1. A fire-resistant layer, comprising:
the first fireproof unit comprises two first base layers which are opposite at intervals, and the first base layers define an accommodating space together; and
the second fireproof unit comprises a plurality of channel structures and is arranged in the accommodating space, and each channel structure defines a channel space; and
the fireproof material is positioned in each channel space and is provided with a water absorbing material and a first sintering material which can be heated to form a sintering structure.
2. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the first sintering material includes a ceramic powder.
3. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the fireproof material also comprises a second sintering material which has a sintering temperature higher than that of the first sintering material and can be heated to form another sintering structure.
4. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 3, wherein: the second sintering material comprises alumina and silicic acid.
5. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the first base layer is provided with an inner side surface facing the accommodating space, and the channel structures are arranged in the accommodating space in a tubular shape and connected to the inner side surface.
6. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the fireproof material is also provided with a plurality of water permeable layers for coating the water absorbing material and the first sintering material.
7. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the second fireproof unit also comprises a water-soluble sheet, the water-absorbing material and the first sintering material are combined with the water-soluble sheet, the channel structure is provided with two opposite second base layers, each second base layer is provided with a plurality of joint parts which are arranged at intervals along the same direction and are combined with the water-soluble sheet, each joint part of one of the second base layers corresponds to each joint part of the other one of the second base layers, and the second base layers jointly form the channel space.
8. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the water absorbing material is a water absorbing polymer.
9. The fire-resistant layer according to claim 1, wherein: the second fireproof unit also comprises a high-temperature melting material, and the melting temperature of the material is higher than the sintering temperature of the first sintering material.
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