Pulsed electron beam curing of polymer coatings
Pulsed electron beam curing of polymer coatings
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聚合物涂料的脉冲电子束固化
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2007
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K. B. Richter
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K. B. Richter
Pulsed electron beam (PEB) curing is significantly more energy efficient and speedy than continuous EB curing, as Weiss and Dunn (2002) showed in a pioneering work. It exploits the inherently heterogeneous nature of energy deposition along electron tracks to compartmentalize free radical initiation sites, thereby suppressing second-order termination reactions in favor of first-order propagation. Appropriately timed pulses thus allow heterogeneous polymerization in a single phase, enabling in-line curing of polymeric coatings from monomers at relatively high process speeds. That is beyond the capabilities of conventional electron beams.