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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a multilayer material in which two contiguous layers are combined by means of an intermediate film.
- the multilayer material may relate to a sandwich material comprising a core material and a skin material.
- the interlayer film has self-healing or self-repairing properties of the multilayer material, in particular as regards the cohesion of the layers.
- Composite materials are increasingly used in sectors such as aeronautics, marine, turbines, wind turbines and other devices related to the generation and storage of energy, as well as in other related sectors. for example sports equipment, medical devices or automobiles. They have the advantage of high mechanical strength combined with low density, which makes it possible to considerably lighten the devices which contain them without impairing their performance.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT materials are not applicable to all materials, in particular to rigid materials, the degradation of which does not necessarily involve the rupture of such vesicles.
- the document WO2020049516 proposes a composite material comprising a mixture of thermosetting and thermoplastic products suitable for repairing any defects in the structure of the materials. Heating that can be local and limited makes it possible to reinforce the structure of the material and to continue its use in the best conditions, without involving handling such as dismantling and remodeling of the damaged part. Such materials are commonly referred to as self-healing, or self-repairing. The constituents of the composite materials allowing their repair are integrated into their mass.
- each of the layers of such materials may comprise or consist of composite materials or other materials such as natural products or plastics or foams, or metals. It is important to be able to maintain and regenerate the cohesion of the layers of such materials so as to extend their use and performance.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a multilayer material having the ability to be self-regenerated or self-repaired.
- an objective of the present invention is to propose a multilayer material whose cohesion of the layers can be reinforced or repaired according to a process of self-regeneration, or of self-repair.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT Another object of the invention is to propose a method of manufacturing a multilayer material having the capacity to be self-regenerated or self-repaired.
- Another object of the present invention is to propose a method making it possible to reinforce the cohesion of the layers of such a multilayer material or to repair in a simple and effective manner any delaminations.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for monitoring and maintaining an object comprising or consisting of a multilayer material.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide an object whose maintenance and / or repair operations are simplified, more economical, and / or faster.
- the material according to the present invention is a multilayer material comprising at least one first layer and at least one second layer.
- the first and second layers can each be arranged in parallel planes. They are associated with each other by means of one or more films interposed between said first and second layers.
- the film comprises one or more first component forming, or capable of forming, an assembly of particles and one or more second component forming, or capable of forming, a homogeneous assembly around the particles of the first component or components.
- the second component(s) have a fluidization temperature lower than the degradation temperature or the glass transition temperature of the first component(s) and lower than the degradation temperature of the first and second layers.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT at 90% of the particles of the first component(s) is between 0.1 micrometers and 15 micrometers.
- This solution has the particular advantage over the prior art of allowing easy and rapid maintenance and/or repair of multilayer materials, and in particular of the cohesion of the different layers of such a material.
- the multilayer material 1 designates any material comprising at least a first layer 10 and at least a second layer 20 each arranged in parallel planes.
- the adjacent layers are associated with each other by means of a film 30 interposed between them.
- the film 30 can act as an adhesive agent.
- one or more of the constituents of the film 30 is capable of adhering to the surface of the two adjacent layers, or of migrating into their structure close to their surface, so as to ensure their cohesion.
- the material described here preferably designates a rigid material, that is to say having its own shape, whether two-dimensional or three-dimensional. In other words, the materials described here exclude flexible structures such as inflatable structures.
- self-regeneration and self-repair used in the present description in application to the materials described here designate any repair or regeneration operation of the material by means of at least localized heating, even of low intense and of short duration. These terms correspond to the language usually applied, although the material does not regenerate spontaneously in the absence of such a heating operation.
- a layer of an adhesive agent 40, 40 ', distinct from the interlayer film 30 can be interposed between one of the surfaces of the first 10 and second 20 layers and the film 30, or between the film 30 and each of the two facing surfaces of the adjacent layers.
- the adhesive agent layer 40, 40', if any, may be applied to the surface of one or both of the first 10 or second 20 layers.
- the adhesive agent may be incorporated into either of the first 10 and second 20 layers.
- either or both of the first 10 and second 20 layers may be materials pre-impregnated with an adhesive-forming agent.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT one or the other of the layers 40, 40' on the surface.
- the adhesive agent allows the cohesion of the film 30 and of the two adjacent layers.
- first 10 and second 20 layers can themselves comprise several sub-layers or several distinct structures combined together. In this case, they are free of interlayer film 30 object of the present description and are each considered as a single layer.
- Either of the first 10 and second 20 layers, or both, may comprise or be made of composite materials, which may themselves comprise one or more constituents making it possible to regenerate or repair any defects in their internal structure.
- composite materials are for example those described in the document WO2020049516.
- the self-regenerating properties of these materials are in this case limited to their internal areas.
- the constituents allowing such self-regenerating properties remain however ineffective as regards the repair or the regeneration of the cohesion of several of these materials.
- the first 10 and second 20 layers can be very varied in nature. They may be independently of one another selected from polymers such as plastics, rigid or flexible, metals or metal alloys, composite materials which may include reinforcing fibers, such as materials based on glass or carbon, glass, silicate, sapphire or any other material of interest.
- the first 10 and/or second 20 layers may for example be transparent and comprise organic polymers such as polycarbonates.
- the first 10 and/or second 20 layers can be of planar structure. Their facing surfaces can be either smooth or rough of equal or different roughness. Alternatively, one or both of the first 10 and second 20 layers may be textured, that is, have a three-dimensional shape. A shape
- Corn pPA-1-PCT three-dimensional is understood as any relief inscribed on the surface of the layers considered or any transverse structure perpendicular to the plane of the first 10 and second 20 layers.
- Such a three-dimensional shape can for example be obtained by embossing one or both of these layers, or by striations or any other suitable means.
- a three-dimensional shape can denote, according to another example, a honeycomb structure or any other alveolar structure. In this case, the walls of the cells can be arranged orthogonally to the plane of the first 10 and second 20 layers.
- the thickness of the first 10 and second 20 layers can be identical, comparable or even significantly different.
- the thickness of two adjacent layers can differ, for example, by a ratio of between 1 and 100 or between 1 and 50 or between 1 and 10. Any other difference in thickness can be envisaged according to requirements.
- the porosity of adjacent layers can be identical, comparable or significantly different. The porosity of two adjacent layers can for example fall within a ratio of between 1 and 1000, or between 1 and
- the multilayer materials are described here as planes, they actually include any three-dimensional shape, in particular conducive to aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, mechanical strength or simply aesthetic aspects.
- the multilayer materials according to the present invention are therefore not limited to flat panels. Their three-dimensional shape can be obtained by the methods and practices in force in the field.
- a multilayer material 1 may comprise a first layer 10 of thickness E10 and porosity P10 and a second layer 20 of thickness E20 and porosity P20.
- the thickness P20 of the second layer 20 represents 2 to 50 times, or 3 to 30 times or 5 to 15 times the thickness P10 of the first layer 10.
- the first layer 10 is of low porosity, otherwise said to be of high density and the second layer is of higher porosity, or of lower density.
- the porosity P20 of the second layer 20 can be for example from 2 to 100 times, or from 3 to 50 times, or from 5 to 20 times
- the second layer 20 may for example be an expanded material such as a foam or a honeycomb structure and the first layer may for example be a compact hard plastic, based on epoxy resin or any other resin such as those comprising a thermosetting, or a thermoplastic, or a mixture of the two.
- first 10 and second 20 layers of the multilayer material 1 according to the present description are of a different nature from each other.
- the multilayer material 1 is a so-called sandwich material comprising two first layers 10, 10 'arranged on either side of a second layer 20
- at least one film 30 is placed between one of the two first layers 10, 10' and the second layer 20.
- two films 30, 30' are placed on either side of the second layer 20, between the opposite surfaces of the second layer 20 and that of the two first layers 10, 10' facing each other.
- the composition of the two films 30, 30' can be identical or different.
- a sandwich material is not necessarily limited to a set of two first outer layers 10, 10' and a second inner layer 20 .
- more than a single second layer, internal to the multilayer material 1, can be considered.
- several first 10 and second 20 layers can be combined alternately.
- the first layer or layers 10, 10' are qualified as the skin of the multilayer material 1 and the second layer or layers 20 are qualified as the heart or body or soul of the multilayer material 1.
- the film 30 or the various films 30, 30 'interposed between the first 10 and second 20 layers aims to allow or facilitate the repair of a delamination between the first 10 and second 20 layers which are adjacent or to prevent such delamination.
- a delamination denotes any degradation of the cohesion between two adjacent layers.
- the degradation of the cohesion can be accompanied by a deformation, or a separation of the two layers.
- a fracture between the two layers can be identified, at least locally.
- the separation of two contiguous layers can for example materialize by the formation of a hollow zone between two layers, due to a local compression, or a local depression of one or the other of the layers, for example due to a shock.
- local swelling may be the cause of the detachment of two contiguous layers, for example following internal gas evolution after exposure to high temperature, or due to the effects of differential expansion of the layers.
- the non-elastic swelling and/or compression of the various elements of the multilayer material 1 may or may not be visible on the surface of the material.
- the repeated and/or intensive use of the multilayer material 1, relating for example to the static stresses and/or to the fatigue of the material, can also lead to more or less extensive delaminations of the layers which compose it.
- mechanical stresses such as bending, torsion, shearing, or thermal stresses due to a difference in thermal coefficient between the two layers, can weaken the cohesion of the layers.
- Aging can also contribute to weakening the cohesion of the layers, in particular due to progressive chemical degradation of the various constituents. Depending on the nature of the materials considered, aging can be caused by exposure to UV or other electromagnetic radiation, by exposure to different temperature cycles.
- the film 30 or the various films 30, 30' interposed between the first 10 and second 20 layers aims to reinforce the cohesion between two contiguous layers in the absence of visible delamination.
- the cohesive strength of the adjacent layers may decrease over time, in particular due to micro-fractures or micro-cracks, and/or chemical degradation of the cohesive forces.
- the properties of the multilayer material 1 can be degraded.
- the cohesion defects may also intensify and lead to visible degradation of the multilayer material 1.
- the repair and/or renovation operations may become insufficient to restore the initial properties of the multilayer material 1. It is advisable then to better prevent these degradations before they become too important.
- the film 30, 30' is prepared separately from the multilayer material 1.
- the first 10 and second 20 layers are prepared independently of the film 30, 30' and then assembled so as to take the film in sandwich.
- the manufacture of the film 30, 30' can nevertheless comprise one or more other steps after its assembly with the first 10 and second 20 layers. To this end, it advantageously has sufficient cohesion to remain intact during handling. That is to say, it is strong enough not to tear or deteriorate during its incorporation into all the other layers of the multilayer material 1 .
- the film 30, 30' can be supported on a support film (not shown) adapted to facilitate its handling.
- a support can be a polymer film that can be integrated into the multilayer material 1.
- the support can be a web of fibers comprising, for example, glass fibers, vegetable fibers or any other suitable fibers, which can be woven or non-woven. .
- the film 30, 30' comprises a first component 31, or a combination of first components 31, which can form a set of particles (FIG. 4).
- the particles made up of the first component(s) 31 can be independent of each other. In particular, they can be movable relative to each other, although in contact with each other. This embodiment is however not preferred.
- the particles are interconnected, that is to say linked to each other at least by weak interactions maintaining their cohesion. Such cohesion may nevertheless allow their relative mobility. Stronger cohesion may be possible, which freezes the particles relative to each other.
- the particles made up of the first component(s) 31 are integral with each other so as to form a network of rigid particles, suitable for giving the film 30, 30' greater mechanical strength.
- the particles mentioned here denote solid and intact elements. They are not intended to fragment during the process of repairing or making the material.
- the particles are preferably mono-structural, that is to say of homogeneous composition and structure. In this sense, the particles described here exclude vesicles and capsules as well as any equivalent product. These products indeed comprise an envelope and a content, the compositions of which differ. Their structure is in fact heterogeneous and not suitable for restoring the mechanical performance of the material.
- the film 30, 30' also contains one or more second components 32 forming a homogeneous assembly around the particles comprising the first component(s) 31.
- the first 31 and second 32 components form a biphasic mixture in which the particles of first component 31 are dispersed in the second component 32.
- the first component(s) 31 are of the thermosetting type, meaning that they irreversibly adopt a hard and rigid polymerized state under the effect of determined reaction conditions, in particular under the effect of an operation of heating.
- the first component(s) 31 can comprise for this purpose a set of monomers and one or more hardeners allowing their polymerization and/or their crosslinking.
- the first component(s) 31 may include other elements or additives depending on the uses and needs.
- the second component(s) 32 are of the thermoplastic type. That is to say that they reversibly adopt a viscous state under the effect of a rise in temperature and a solid state during cooling.
- the combination of the first 31 and second 32 components leads to a solid mixture at room temperature, up to a determined threshold temperature and to a two-phase mixture during a temperature rise beyond this threshold, in which the particles of first component 31 remain solid and where the second component or components 32 form a continuous fluid phase.
- This two-phase system makes it possible to regenerate cohesion defects between layers or to prevent them.
- the surface of the particles of the first component or components 31 may comprise chemical functions capable of reacting with the constituents of one or the other of the first 10 and second 20 layers.
- the particles can establish chemical interactions with one or other of the adjacent layers, thus reinforcing the mechanical cohesion.
- the first component(s) 31 may thus comprise free functions such as acids, amines, alcohols, silicon oxides, or any other function capable of reacting with constituents of the first 10 and/or second 20 layers. It may be advantageous to adapt the composition of the particles according to the nature of the adjacent layers so as to promote possible chemical interactions.
- the particles comprising the first component(s) 31 are chemically inert. Their advantage is then mainly or exclusively of a mechanical nature. To this end, they may comprise one or more components capable of reinforcing their mechanical strength. Components such as carbon nanotubes can be included in the first components 31 for this purpose.
- the diameter of the first component particles 31 is preferably between 0.1 ⁇ m and 20 ⁇ m, or between 0.1 ⁇ m and 15 ⁇ m. It may be considered advantageous for the first component(s) 31 to be in the form of particles having an average diameter of between 0.1 ⁇ m and 0.5 ⁇ m, or between 0.5 ⁇ m and 1 ⁇ m, or between 1 and 2 pm or between 2 and 5 pm, or between 6 and 12 pm.
- the range of dimensions can be adapted to the nature of the adjacent layers, in particular to their porosity or their density, or to their composition or to other of their parameters.
- the range of dimensions characterizing the particles of the first component(s) 31 denotes an average dimension with a given standard deviation. In this way the particles are of homogeneous size. Selecting a given size range can also mean that at least a certain proportion of the particles, such as 70% or 80% or 90% or more, have the sizes corresponding to this size range. It can thus be considered that in a film 30, 30', a proportion of 80% or 90% of the particles of the first component(s) 31 have a diameter of between 0.1 and 15 ⁇ m.
- the dimensions of the particles of the first component or components 31 remain constant, or relatively constant under the effect of a temperature increase.
- the particles remain intact and do not disintegrate in a temperature range corresponding to the temperatures involved in the self-repair or self-regeneration process.
- Their coefficient of thermal expansion is in this case much lower than the coefficient of thermal expansion of the second component or components 32. It can preferably be 3 times, 10 times or 50
- Corn pPA-1-PCT times smaller than that of the second component or components 32. It may be less than the coefficient of thermal expansion of the second component or components 32 by a factor of 10, 100 or 1000 or more.
- the particles of first component 31 remain intact, for example, up to temperatures of the order of 150° C. or 180° C. or 200° C. or more. In particular, they remain intact at the glass transition temperatures of the second component or components 32.
- the size and/or the size distribution of the particles of the first component(s) 31 may depend on one or more factors related to their composition and to the conditions of their polymerization.
- the particles of the first component(s) 31 are formed in situ, in the presence of the second component(s) 32.
- the first component(s) 31, intended to react together are dispersed among the second component(s) 32 in the form of a liquid. They polymerize there under the effect of the temperature and any other reaction parameters while the second component(s) 32 remain in fluid form.
- the principle is a reaction-induced phase separation, also known as RIPS (Reaction Induced Phase Separation).
- the first component particles 31 do not, strictly speaking, have a melting temperature. They can nevertheless be characterized by a degradation temperature Td31 corresponding to a temperature from which they lose their integrity and/or their possible properties of interaction between them, and/or their rigidity.
- the degradation temperature may correspond to a transition of the material such as the glass transition, often designated Tg.
- the degradation temperature of the first component 31 corresponds to its glass transition temperature Tg31.
- the second component(s) 32 take on plastic properties as a function of temperature. They are in this case characterized by a melting threshold temperature and/or a viscous transition temperature at which they pass from a solid state to a viscous state. For the purposes of this description, the second component(s) 32 are
- Corn pPA-1-PCT defined by their fluidization temperature Tf32, corresponding to the temperature at which the second component or components 32 become sufficiently fluid to allow self-regeneration or self-repair according to the terms of the present invention.
- the fluidization temperature Tf32 is around 150°C or lower, or around 180°C or around 200°C. Preferably, it remains below 200°C, or even equal to or below 180°C. According to an advantageous mode, a temperature of the order of 140° C. or 130° C. is sufficient to give the second components 32 the fluidity adequate for the self-repair of the multilayer material. It is important that the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component(s) 32 remains lower than the degradation temperature Td31 of the particles of first component 31. Preferably the fluidization temperature Tf32 is lower than the degradation temperature Td31 by more than 10%, even more than 20%, more advantageously more than 50%.
- the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component or components 32 In multilayer materials 1, the film 30, 30' being inserted between several other layers 10, 20, it is necessary for the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component or components 32 to remain significantly lower than the degradation temperature of the layers. adjacent.
- the first layer 10 can act as a screen and limit the thermal conduction necessary for heating the film 30, 30'. It may be necessary under these conditions to heat to temperatures above the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component(s) 32, or to heat to temperatures close to the fluidization temperature Tf32 but for extended periods. Under these conditions, the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component(s) 32 is advantageously lower than the degradation temperature of the first layer 10, by at least 10%, or by at least 30%, or even by 50% or more. .
- the degradation temperature Td20 of the second layer 20 is also preferably lower than the degradation temperature Td20 of the second layer 20, by at least 10% or 20% or more. It is therefore understood that the temperatures relating to the process described here, such as the fluidization temperature Tf32 and the degradation temperature Td31 correspond to the temperatures to which the film 30, 30' is actually exposed when it is placed between the first 10 and second 20 layers.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT In the case where one of the first 10 and second 20 layers comprises one or more thermoplastic components, it is preferable to maintain the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component(s) 32 lower than the fluidization temperature Tf10, Tf20 of the thermoplastics of the adjacent layers to limit their transformations during the self-repair or self-regeneration operation.
- the film 30, 30' comprises a mixture of first 31 and second 32 components forming two distinct phases.
- the first component(s) form a thermoset and the second component(s) form a thermoplastic.
- the volume proportion of the first component(s) 31 and of the second component(s) 32 is preferably greater than about 70% and less than about 90%.
- the first component 31/second component 32 ratio is between 60/40 and 90/10, or between 70/30 and 90/10.
- the thermosetting/thermoplastic ratio in the film 30, 30 ' is between 60/40 and 90/10.
- the concentration of the first components 31 is adapted to maintain the corresponding particles in contact with each other, the space between them being filled by the second component or components 32.
- the proportion of the first 31 and second 32 components can vary, for example, depending on the size of the particles. According to a particular embodiment, it may be advantageous for particles with a dimension of the order of 5 ⁇ m or less, the first component(s) 31 to be present in the film in proportions by volume of more than 80% or more by 85%. In this way the resistance of the film 30, 30' can be increased as well as its properties of self-regeneration or self-repair of the cohesion of the layers. Alternatively, for particle sizes on the order of 5 ⁇ m or less, it may be judged
- Corn pPA-1-PCT more advantageous to limit the proportion by volume of the first component(s) 31 to a value of less than 80% or less than 75%. This can be particularly beneficial for promoting their dispersion, even at low temperatures such as below 180° C. or 150° C., or even below 120° C. or 100° C., even at 60° C. or less.
- the volume proportions of first 31 and second 32 components can also be determined according to the nature of the first 10, 10' and second 20 layers. In the case where one of the layers is an expanded material, such as a foam, of high porosity, the film can advantageously comprise a volume proportion of first component 31 greater than 80% or greater than 85% or close to 90% .
- the dimensions of the particles of the first component(s) 31 can alternatively or additionally be determined according to the nature of one or the other of the first 10, 10' or second 20 layers. Particles of larger diameters, such as 10 ⁇ m or 15 ⁇ m, may be preferred in the case where one of the first 10, 10' and second 20 layers is of high porosity. Smaller particle sizes may be preferred in combination with layers of less porous material.
- thermosetting materials constituting the first components 31 can be selected from Epoxy resins of all kinds (DGEBA, DGEBF, etc.), polyurethane resins, vinyl ester-based resins, phenolic-type resins, resins novolak type, as well as mixtures.
- the first component or components 31, or the thermosets denote all the constituents forming the solid phase comprising the particles mentioned above.
- This set of constituents may comprise compounds which do not intrinsically have thermosetting properties but which promote the formation of the particles and/or confer other properties on them.
- the one or more first or thermoset components, as a whole, do not have thermoplastic properties.
- the thermoplastics constituting the second component(s) 32 can be of the amorphous, semi-crystalline or crystalline type. They can be selected from polycaprolactone (PCL), polyetherimides (PEI), polyvinyl acetate (PVA), poly(viyl butyral) (PVB), butyl polysuccinate (PBS), polyethylene terephthalate (PET), polysulfones ( PSU), polystyrene (PS), polylactic acid (PLA), polyethersulfone (PES), polyoxophenylene (PPO), acrylonitrile butadiene (ABS), acrylonitril styrene, methyl-acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene methacrylate (MABS), polyethylene glycol (PEG ), thermoplastic polyurethanes, polyoxomethylene (POM), polybutyrene terephthalate (PBT), polyphenylsulfone (
- the second component or components 32 designate all the constituents forming the homogeneous phase of the film 30, 30' once manufactured, and the viscosity of which can vary reversibly. with temperature.
- This set of constituents may comprise compounds which do not intrinsically have thermoplastic properties but promote its formation or confer other properties.
- the second component or components 32 or thermoplastic, as a whole, do not have thermosetting properties.
- the expanded components or foams include, for example, polymers such as PVC or any other foam, including metal foams.
- the film 30, 30' is free of any other structuring compound such as fibers or equivalent structures.
- the first component or components 31 are then the only structuring components of the film 30, 30'.
- a possible support on which the film 30, 30', mentioned above, is placed is not a structural reinforcement but a simple support.
- the materials constituting one or both of the first 10 and second 20 layers can be selected from plastics, composite materials such as carbon fibers or glass fibers, glasses, organic glasses , metals such as aluminum or metal alloys, vegetable fiber materials such as those based on cellulosic fibers, flax fibers, hemp fibers, expanded materials such as polymer foams or metal foams , or a combination of two or more of these materials. Expanded materials, and in particular foams, designate more particularly porous or pulverulent materials.
- the materials based on cellulosic fibers designate more particularly cardboard structures, in particular honeycomb structures or comprising other types of cells.
- the honeycomb structures can nevertheless be composed of other materials such as synthetic polymers including para-aramids, phenolic resins, epoxies, and polyesters.
- the multilayer material 1 comprises one or more first layers 10, 10', preferably two first layers, of a compact material such as a plastic polymer or a composite material. based on glass or carbon fibers, and a second layer 20 of an expanded material.
- a film 30 is placed between one of the first layers 10 and the second layer 20, preferably, two distinct films 30, 30' are placed on either side of the second layer 20 between the second layer 20 and the first adjacent layers 10, 10'.
- the multilayer material 1 may comprise one or more distinct layers of adhesive agent either within one of the first 10, 10' and second 20 layers, or interposed between the surface of one of the first 10 , 10' and second layer 20 and film 30, 30'.
- the layer of adhesive agent can also be a support layer on which the film 30, 30' can be deposited before being incorporated into the multilayer material 1 .
- the film 30, 30' can have a density of between 30 and 500 g/m 2 , preferably of the order of 50 to 300 g/m 2 . Its thickness is preferably controlled and homogeneous.
- the thickness of the film 30, 30' can be between 60 and 1000 ⁇ m or between 60 and 300 ⁇ m, or between 80 ⁇ m and 250 ⁇ m, or of the order of 100 to 200 ⁇ m according to requirements.
- a thick film can be envisaged, with a thickness of the order of 500 ⁇ m to 1 mm.
- a film of intermediate thickness can also be envisaged. In this case, its thickness is of the order of 310 ⁇ m to 490 ⁇ m.
- the present description also covers a method of manufacturing a multilayer material 1.
- the first 10 and second 20 layers are prepared separately, at least partially.
- the first 31 and second 32 components of the film 30, 30' as described above are mixed so as to prepare the film independently of the first 10 and second 20 layers between which it is intended to be inserted.
- the film 30, 30' is then placed between two layers of the multilayer material 1, in this case between a first 10 and a second 20 layer.
- the assembly can be subjected to a heating step making it possible to polymerize one or the other or several of the layers of the multilayer material 1 in the case where they require such a polymerization.
- the multilayer material 1 can be placed at a temperature between approximately 60° C.
- the temperature range can of course be adapted to the type of different materials constituting the multilayer material 1.
- the temperatures can be limited to a range of 60° C. to 100° C. or 80° C. °C to 200°C.
- the polymerization times are also variable and adapted to the materials used. They can be between 1 or 5 minutes and 5 days. They can also be adapted to the temperatures applied. For example, temperatures of the order of 60 to 80° C. can be applied for several hours or several days. Higher temperatures, of the order of 150° or 200° C. will preferably be applied for shorter periods, from 30 to 90 minutes or a few hours. Higher temperatures of the order of 300°C or 400°C can for example be applied over periods of a few minutes,
- Corn pPA-1-PCT approximately 5 to 15 minutes. Other conditions may be considered depending on the results to be obtained.
- the first 10 and second 20 layers are already preformed in one or more preliminary steps and only require one assembly step with the film 30, 30'.
- the heating step makes it possible in all cases to establish the adhesion of the adjacent layers by means of the film 30, 30'.
- the film 30, 30' can be placed alone between the layers of the multilayer material or else in combination with a support layer.
- a layer of polymer such as a woven polymer with a density of the order of 10 to 50 g/m 2 can be provided for this purpose.
- the support chosen may for example have a density of between 10 and 25 g/m 2 , from 25 to 35 g/m 2 or from 35 to 50 g/m 2 depending on requirements.
- the manufacture of the film 30, 30' therefore comprises a first step consisting in mixing one or more of the second components 32 in the first component(s) 31.
- the mixing is preferably carried out in the liquid phase or in the viscous phase. This does not exclude mixing the second components 32 or part of the second components 32 with the first components 31 in powder form or in other forms, and heating the mixture so as to thin it or liquefy it, at least in part.
- the second components 32 comprise monomers and a hardener
- the monomers can be dissolved in the first component(s) 31 before the hardener.
- the first 31 and/or the second 32 components comprise other additives, they can be added in a staggered manner, one after the other and in an optimum order.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT suitable, such as a roller or any equivalent.
- the film can be stretched in a rolling mill or any other device suitable for the production of a homogeneous film, in combination with a support layer or not.
- the film 30, 30' can be placed directly on a surface of one of the first 10, 10' and second 20 layers, then be surmounted by another layer and thus be sandwiched between a first 10 , 10' and a second 20 layers.
- the process for producing the film 30, 30' may comprise a step of polymerization or partial polymerization at a temperature above room temperature.
- This polymerization or partial polymerization can make it possible to confer a texture and a structure which facilitate its manipulation.
- Such a step can be carried out, for example, at temperatures below 100° C. or below 80° C., or even of the order of 40° C. to 60° C. for periods of the order of a few minutes up to about ten or twenty minutes.
- the polymerization or partial polymerization step can be carried out before placing the film 30, 30' on a support surface or else just afterwards.
- a polymerization or partial polymerization step can be carried out by methods other than a temperature rise.
- polymerization under light irradiation such as under UV
- a polymerization or partial polymerization step can be selective for the first 31 or the second 32 components.
- the film remains homogeneous.
- the present description also covers a method of self-repair or self-regeneration of a multilayer material 1, in particular as regards possible layer adhesion defects.
- the multilayer material 1 is heated, for example using a hot air gun or infrared radiation or any other suitable means of heating.
- the heating temperature depends on the constituents of the multilayer material 1, and in particular on those of the first layer 10, 10' covering the film 30, 30' and on those constituting the film 30, 30'.
- the temperature is maintained at a value close to the fluidization temperature Tf32 of the second component(s) 32 for
- Corn pPA-1-PCT a duration of the order of a few minutes, typically of the order of 2 to 10 minutes, or 3 to 8 minutes depending on the materials considered. Longer heating times can be applied, in the order of 15 to 60 minutes. The temperature is in all cases maintained at a value lower than the degradation temperature of the first components 31 and of the other constituents of the multilayer material 1.
- the multilayer material 1, or the entire object comprising the multilayer material 1 is heated, for example by placing it in an oven at controlled temperature for a predetermined duration. Temperature gradients can be provided.
- CompPA-1-PCT 1 may not be disassembled or only partially disassembled from the object they constitute.
- the present description also covers any object consisting of or comprising a multilayer material 1 as described here.
- an object may for example be selected from among aeronautical equipment, wind power equipment, marine equipment, medical equipment, automobile equipment, aerospace equipment, sports equipment equipment. More specifically, the object can be a wind turbine blade, a boat hull, an airplane wing, a ski, a vehicle body such as a refrigerated vehicle or any other element.
- each of the materials contains a layer of composite material of the prepreg type (Healteach® E-Glass Twill Preg, Healtech® E-glass TW390 1250 390 g/m 2 ) and a core layer made of SAN type foam (Corecell M80 From Gurit Ltd).
- Material M1 Also includes a self-repairing film as described in the present invention with a density of 200 g/m2 placed between the layer of composite material and the body foam.
- Material M2 Does not contain self-healing film or adhesive film.
- Material M3 Contains a conventional adhesive film (VTC 401 produced by SHD Composite Ltd), placed between the layer of composite material and the body foam.
- Corn pPA-1-PCT A 2.4 J impact is produced on a surface of materials M1, M2 and M3 by means of an impactor with a diameter of 70 mm.
- Figure 5A shows the impact 11 obtained on the surface of the multilayer material M1.
- the sandwich materials MV, M2' and M3' are prepared from a skin layer identical to that of the materials M1, M2 and M3, and with a body layer of the PET type (Airex T92).
- Material M1' also comprises a self-repairing film as described in the present invention with a density of 200 g/m2 placed between the layer of composite material and the body foam.
- M3' material Contains a conventional adhesive film (VTC 401 produced by SHD Composite Ltd), placed between the layer of composite material and the body foam.
- the materials M1', M2', M3' are polymerized at 140° C. for 3 hours.
- a 2.4 J impact is produced on a surface of materials M1, M2 and M3 by means of an impactor with a diameter of 70 mm.
- a mechanical resistance test is carried out in the native state (A1, B1, C1), after impact (A2, B2, C2) and after repair at 140° for 8 to 10 minutes (A3, B3, C3).
- Figure 8 shows the corresponding resistors.
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