WO2005103170A1 - Process for manufacturing powder coating compositions introducing hard to incorporate additives and/or providing dynamic color control - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of manufacturing powder coating compositions, and in particular to an extrusion process for forming thermosetting powder coating compositions that can introduce hard to incorporate additives and/or that can provide dynamic color control.
- Powder coating compositions are well known in the industry and have been prepared by various methods. The use of powder coatings has grown dramatically primarily due to their environmental advantages over liquid coatings, e.g. solvent based coatings. Specifically, powder coatings do not contain volatile organic solvents that evaporate during application or curing; omitting solvent results in considerable environmental and costs savings. For example, conditioned air from powder paint booths may be recycled rather than exhausted because it does not contain solvent vapor. Further, powder coating overspray is easily captured and recycled without the use of a water-wash system, eliminating environmentally difficult paint sludge from booth wash water.
- Thermosetting coating powders are typically made by first blending or "dry mixing" the resin(s) and curing agent(s) with other dry ingredients, such as colorants, catalysts, flow control additives, fillers, or UV stabilizers in a batch mixer, also called a pre-mix hopper. This "pre-mix" batch is then fed to and melt compounded in a single- or twin-screw extruder body. In the extruder body, the resin melts, the ingredients are compacted, and the constituents are completely dispersed in the molten resin.
- a typical extruder body will have heat applied to the extruder body along the entire length thereof (except perhaps at the intake spot) to maintain the materials at an elevated temperature and facilitate the melt mixing process.
- the temperature applied along the length of the extruder is typically selected above the melt temperature of the resin but below the temperature that would cause significant crosslinking to occur. It is desired that minimal reaction occur between the resin(s) and curing agent(s) in the extruder.
- the melt mix exits the extruder body as "extrudate” it is cooled rapidly on a cooled drum and then passed to a cooled belt.
- the cooled extrudate is broken into granules.
- the friable granules are then ground in a hammer mill, or the like, to a fine particle size that may be further processed, such as by being screened in a classifier, before packaging.
- the conventional powder-forming process can result in significant wasted product if the formulation is not precise. For example, if the extrudate is slightly off color as it exits the extruder body, as measured by an appropriate sensor (e.g. an electrical resistance sensor, or optical measurement sensor), then the amount of pigment added to the pre-mix hopper will be adjusted accordingly in the next batch; this is known as "batch control". Adjustment cannot be made until the next batch. The product loss is effectively equal to the entire load of material in the pre-mix hopper. Additional waste can be generated if pigment and/or other hard to incorporate components of the powder do not adequately blend to form a homogeneous material.
- an appropriate sensor e.g. an electrical resistance sensor, or optical measurement sensor
- the present invention provides extrusion processes for manufacturing thermosetting powder coating compositions that maintain adequate dispersion of ingredients within the extrudate; dynamic control may also be achieved according to the present invention.
- the present invention may also provide enhanced color development. Rapid and efficient change out between runs of different colors and/or formulations is also an advantage of certain embodiments of the present invention.
- the present processes for manufacturing powder coating compositions decrease product loss due to batch control by allowing for dynamic control, and also may decrease loss due to insufficient blending of hard to incorporate additives. This is achieved by separately adding the hard to incorporate additives, as is more fully discussed below.
- Figure 1 is a schematic view of an extruder for use in a process according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 2 is a schematic view of an extruder for use in a process according to one embodiment of the present invention.
- the present invention is directed to a process for manufacturing thermosetting powder coating compositions comprising feeding a base material to a main extruder body from an initial position, such as from a pre-mix hopper of the extruder.
- Initial position refers to the point at which base material is introduced to the extruder.
- Base material refers to one or more of the components that form the powder coating including, for example, resin(s), curing agent(s), catalyst(s), flow control additives, fillers, degassing additives and/or UV stabilizers and the like.
- Base material can include one or more "hard to incorporate additives" according to the present invention, but at least one hard to incorporate additive will not be added to the extruder as a base material.
- Hard to incorporate additives will be understood by those skilled in the art as additives that are not readily dispersed during the extrusion process, including pigments, flow additives, and components having a melting point higher than the melting point of the resin or average melting point of the resins, used in the base material.
- at least one hard to incorporate additive is added to the base material after the base material exits the initial position but prior to the extrudate exiting the main extruder body.
- the hard to incorporate additive(s) may be dispersed in a liquid diluent or in an aqueous dispersion, or may be in solid form.
- the combined base material and hard to incorporate additive(s) are passed and mixed through at least a portion of the extruder body to form a thermosetting powder coating composition.
- the hard to incorporate additive is a pigment, or a combination of pigments, that is in a "hyperdispersed” form.
- "Hyperdispersed pigment” as used herein refers to pigments that have been subjected to additional grinding and/or dispersion steps that result in the pigments having an average particle size of two microns or less.
- the average pigment particle size can be 1 to 2 microns, or can be less than 1 micron.
- the hyperdispersed pigment can be in a variety of forms including solid or liquid.
- the liquid hyperdispersed pigment can be water-based and in one embodiment can contain up to about 10 weight percent of solvent. In one embodiment, the liquid hyperdispersed pigment has a solvent content of greater than 5 up to 10 weight percent.
- the liquid hyperdispersed pigment can have greater than 10 weight percent solvent, although use of such a pigment in an extruder could be a hazard.
- One method for preparing a liquid hyperdispersed pigment generally involves solubilizing a resin with an organic solvent. Any organic solvent and/or aqueous dispersions and/or solutions can be used according to the present invention, including, for example ketones, acetates, and xylene, water, and glycol ethers. Similarly, any resin can be used. For example, this resin can be the same as the resin(s) used in the base material, or can be a resin other than that used in the base material, provided such a resin is compatible with the base materials and/or is used in compatible amounts.
- the pigment(s) are added to the solubilized resin.
- Other additives can also be included, such as wetting agents, flow agents, and the like.
- the mixture typically undergoes a pre-mix stage, during which the materials are homogenized.
- the pre-mix is then processed through an appropriate mill, such as a horizontal media mill, in which the pigment is dispersed in the solubilized resin. One or more passes through the mill are typical.
- the resulting liquid referred to herein as "liquid pigment dispersion" can be added to the extruder via the injection port, as described further below.
- the liquid pigment dispersion can be dried, such as by spray, vacuum or convection drying.
- the residue, referred to herein as "dried liquid pigment dispersion" is typically crystalline.
- the crystals can be milled and the dried liquid pigment dispersion can then be added to the extruder with the base materials.
- the dried liquid pigment dispersion is prepared from a liquid dispersion having greater than 5 weight percent, such as up to about 40 weight percent, or even up to about 80 weight percent organic solvent.
- the dried liquid pigment dispersion can be added via the injection port or with the base material itself.
- the base material travels through a portion of the main extruder body before the addition of the hard to incorporate additive(s); in another embodiment of the present invention, the hard to incorporate additive(s) are added at the initial position.
- the hard to incorporate additive comprises a hyperdispersed pigment, and it is added with the base material.
- the hard to incorporate additive(s) are in liquid form, they are added to the extruder at either the initial position or at a point downstream of the initial position.
- Particularly suitable for addition of pigments is the use of the liquid pigment dispersion, described above.
- the liquid pigment dispersion When added in liquid form via injection, the liquid pigment dispersion typically contains about 10 weight percent or less organic solvent such as greater than 5 to 10 weight percent.
- the hard to incorporate additive(s) When added in solid form, they are also added at either the initial position or downstream of the initial position; a dried liquid pigment dispersion prepared from a liquid pigment dispersion having greater than 5 weight percent solvent, such as up to 40 weight percent solvent or about 25 or 35 weight percent solvent, can be added with the base materials themselves.
- Hard to incorporate additives in liquid pigment dispersion form can be added to the extruder, for example, through a separate tube through the pre-mix hopper and into the extruder.
- the powder When in dried liquid pigment dispersion form as described above, the powder can be added to the hopper in the same manner as the base material; for example, it can be pre-mixed with base material before addition to the extruder. It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the introduction of a liquid dispersion into a powder coating formulation can typically be problematic; use of the liquid dispersion described herein, however, avoids the problems of caking, gumming and the like typically seen when a liquid is added to a powder formulation. Use of a hyperdispersed pigment in any form, according to the present invention, facilitates the dispersion in the final coating formulation.
- the present invention provides for monitoring the output of the main extruder body together with dynamically changing or adjusting, as needed, the amount of hard to incorporate additive(s) added to the extruder body. This will dynamically control the manufactured thermosetting powder coating based upon the monitored output. Further, this will minimize product loss by minimizing unsatisfactory extrudate (e.g. discolored extrudate). This is further described below.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an extruder 10 for use in an extrusion process according to one embodiment of the present invention for manufacturing thermosetting powder coating compositions incorporating hard to incorporate additive(s); the extruder according to one embodiment of the present invention may also provide dynamic control and/or rapid change between runs, as will be described below.
- the extruder 10 includes a pre-mix hopper 12, for holding and introducing the base material, and a main extruder body 13.
- the base material is fed from the pre-mix hopper 12 through an exit or funnel 14 that leads to a mechanical feeder 16, such as a feed screw.
- the feeder 16 leads to a main inlet 18 of the extruder body 13.
- the main inlet 18 is sometimes referred to herein as the initial position.
- the main extruder body 13 further includes a pair of feed screws 20 extending along the length of the main extruder body 13 from the main inlet 18 to a main outlet 22 of the main extruder body 13.
- the "length of the extruder" 13 is measured from the main inlet 18 to the main outlet 22 along the feed screws 20.
- each segment 24 includes an independent fluid jacket 26 surrounding an internal mixing chamber and a heating coil 28 adjacent the internal mixing chamber.
- the fluid jacket 26 is generally utilized for cooling the material in the mixing chamber through the use of a cooling fluid (e.g. water).
- the fluid jackets 26 and the heating coils 28 of each segment 24 are independently controlled through a central controller 30.
- the extruder 10 further includes an additive injector system 40 for injecting hard to incorporate additives into the base material downstream of the exit or funnel 14 of the pre-mix hopper 12 before the main outlet 22 of the main extruder body 13.
- the system 40 includes a pressure source 42, such as an air pressure source, coupled to a pressure vessel 44 which holds the additives.
- a pressure gauge 46 with high pressure bypass (not shown) may be coupled to the pressure vessel 44.
- the pressure vessel 44 is coupled to an injection port 48 on the extruder body 13 through a feed line 50.
- the feed line 50 may include a flow meter 52 and control valve structure 54.
- the pressure source 42 and control valve 54 may be controlled by the central controller 30 as will be discussed.
- the extruder 10 further includes a monitor or sensor 60 at the main outlet 22 of the extruder body 13.
- the monitor 60 and the flow meter 52 are coupled to the controller 30 to provide feedback on a relevant quality (e.g. color) and additive flow rate for dynamic control thereof.
- a relevant quality e.g. color
- the electrical resistance of the extrudate may be indicative of a characteristic of the extrudate (e.g. color) and the monitor 60 will provide a real time feedback of this characteristic during processing of a batch.
- the controller 30 can dynamically adjust (i.e. during the processing of the batch) the flow rate (which is measured by the flow meter 52) through control of the control valve structure 54.
- the monitor 60 can then be used to check how the dynamic adjustment corrected the measured parameter by rechecking the extrudate after a time delay sufficient for the extrudate exiting the outlet 22 to have received the adjusted flow rate of the hard to incorporate additive. For example, a given color for a batch will have a predetermined flow rate of the desired pigment as a starting point. This predetermined starting flow rate will simply be based upon the calculated dispersion of pigment in the projected extrudate and the known flow rate of the extruder. If the color of the extrudate is incorrect as determined by the monitor 60, then the predetermined flow rate of pigment is also incorrect; the monitor 60 will measure the relevant parameter (e.g.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic view of an extruder 10 for use in the process according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- the extruder 10 of Figure 2 is substantially identical to the extruder of Figure 1 except that the injection port 48 is positioned at the main inlet 18 of the extruder body 13.
- thermosetting powder coatings refers to two or more powder coatings that have different formulations as compared to each other.
- “different” formulations can have different hard to incorporate additives, or different amounts of such additives, but the different thermosetting powder coatings will utilize a common base material in the pre-mix hopper of the extruder.
- the cleaning of the pre-mix hopper and the extruder are very time intensive. Use of the same base material for several batches eliminates the need to clean the pre- mix hopper between batches. It is only the extruder body 13 and the additive injector 40 that needs to be cleaned between distinct runs, e.g.
- the present invention provides a significant time savings when manufacturing small batches of pigmented powder coatings.
- "Small batch” or “small batches” refers to a batch of 1000 pounds or less.
- the base material may travel through a portion of the extruder body 13 before the addition of the hard to incorporate additive(s), or the hard to incorporate additive(s) may be added between the exit 14 of the pre- mix hopper 12 of the extruder 10 and the beginning or main inlet 18 of a main extruder body 13 of the extruder 10.
- the solid hard to incorporate additive(s) may be added to the pre-mix hopper 12 itself.
- the hard to incorporate additive(s), particularly pigment(s), may be added in solid or liquid form.
- Solid form refers, for example, to the hard to incorporate additive(s) being contained in an aqueous dispersion or liquid diluent.
- Solid form includes, for example, solid hyperdispersed pigment.
- the base material may comprise at least one resinous binder having reactive functional groups and at least one crosslinking agent having functional groups reactive with the reactive functional groups on the resinous binder, such as wherein the resinous binder is a polymer selected from at least one of acrylics, polyesters, polyurethanes, and polyepoxides. Selection of appropriate base materials and hard to incorporate additive(s) is well within the skill of one practicing in the art. [0021] As used herein, unless otherwise expressly specified, all numbers such as those expressing values, ranges, amounts or percentages may be read as if prefaced by the word "about", even if the term does not expressly appear.
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