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Preface
.................................................................................................................................................................xiii
PART
1
Introduction
.......................................................................................1
1
Introduction
........................................................................................................................................3
1.1
Introduction
.................................................................................................................................................3
1.2
Uniqueness of Fluorine
...............................................................................................................................3
1.3
Fluorine Characteristics
..............................................................................................................................5
1.3.1
Fluorination
.......................................................................................................................................6
1.3.2
Reactivity
—
An Extreme Element
...................................................................................................6
1.3.3
Preparation of Fluorine
.....................................................................................................................6
1.3.4
Inorganic Chemistry
..........................................................................................................................7
1.3.5
Organic Chemistry
............................................................................................................................8
1.3.6
Fluorine and Nature
..........................................................................................................................9
References
....................................................................................................................................................9
2
Descriptions of Fluoropolymer Additives
.....................................................................................11
2.1
Introduction
...............................................................................................................................................11
2.2
Polymeric
Fluorinated
Additives
..............................................................................................................11
2.2.1
Polytetrafluoroethylene Homopolymer Additives
..........................................................................11
2.2.2
Fluoroelastomer Additives (Polymer Processing Additives)
.........................................................11
2.2.3
Vinylidene Fluoride Polymer Additives (Polymer Processing Additives)
....................................12
2.3
Perfluoropolyether (PFPE) Additives
.......................................................................................................12
2.4
PTFE-Modified Waxes
..............................................................................................................................13
2.5 Fluorinated
Graphite
.................................................................................................................................13
2.6
Fluorination
...............................................................................................................................................13
References
..................................................................................................................................................14
PART
2
Manufacturing and Properties
.......................................................15
3
Manufacturing and Properties of High-Molecular-Weight Fluoropolymer Additives
...........17
3.1
Introduction
...............................................................................................................................................17
3.2
Tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) Preparation
.....................................................................................................17
3.3
Properties of Tetrafluoroethylene
..............................................................................................................19
3.4
Polymerization of Tetrafluoroethylene
.....................................................................................................20
3.5
Tetrafluoroethylene Polymers
...................................................................................................................20
3.5.1
Ammonium Perfluorooctanoate (APFO, also C8)
.........................................................................21
3.6
Polymerization Mechanism
.......................................................................................................................22
vi
Contents
3.7
Suspension Polymerization of Tetrafluoroethylene
..................................................................................23
3.7.1
Finishing Technologies of Granular PTFE
.....................................................................................25
3.8
Emulsion Polymerization of Tetrafluoroethylene
.....................................................................................27
3.8.1
Dispersion Products
........................................................................................................................28
3.8.2
Fine Powder (Coagulated Dispersion) Products
.............................................................................28
3.9
Characterization of Polyterrafluoroethylene
.............................................................................................29
3.9.1
Granular PTFE Resins
....................................................................................................................29
3.9.2
Fine Powder PTFE Resins
..............................................................................................................31
3.9.3
Dispersions of PTFE
.......................................................................................................................32
References
..................................................................................................................................................34
4
Manufacturing and Properties of Low-Molecular-Weight Fluoropolymer Additives
............37
4.1
Introduction
...............................................................................................................................................37
4.2
Molecular Weight Reduction
....................................................................................................................37
4.3
Degradation of Polytetrafluoroethylene
....................................................................................................37
4.4
Production Methods
..................................................................................................................................39
4.4.1
Production of Fluoroadditives by Thermal Cracking (Pyrolysis)
..................................................39
4.4.2
Production of Fluoroadditives by Electron Beam Irradiation
........................................................39
4.4.3
Grinding Irradiated PTFE
...............................................................................................................42
4.5
Direct Polymerization
...............................................................................................................................43
4.5.1
Dispersion Polymerization (Fine Powder)
.....................................................................................43
4.5.2
Suspension Polymerization (Granular)
...........................................................................................46
4.6
Other Manufacturing Methods
..................................................................................................................51
4.7
Commercial Products
................................................................................................................................51
References
..................................................................................................................................................51
5
Manufacturing and Properties of Fluoroelastomer-Based Additives
.......................................53
5.1
Introduction
...............................................................................................................................................53
5.2
Manufacturing Process
..............................................................................................................................53
5.3
Emulsion Polymerization
..........................................................................................................................54
5.3.1
Continuous Emulsion Polymerization
............................................................................................55
5.3.2
Semibatch
Emulsion Polymerization
..............................................................................................55
5.4
Suspension Polymerization
.......................................................................................................................56
5.5
Development of Polymeric Process Additives
.........................................................................................58
5.6
Commercial Products
................................................................................................................................64
Acknowledgment
.......................................................................................................................................65
References
..................................................................................................................................................65
PART3 Applications
.....................................................................................67
6
Applications of
Fluorinated
Additives for Lubricants
................................................................69
6.1
Introduction
..............................................................................................................................................69
6.2
Friction
.....................................................................................................................................................69
6.3
Wear Processes
........................................................................................................................................69
Contents
vii
6.4 Fluorinated Additive
Types.....................................................................................................................
70
6.5
Lubrication Processes
..............................................................................................................................70
6.6
Lubricant Base Oils
.................................................................................................................................71
6.7
Lubricant Additives
—
General
...............................................................................................................72
6.8
Comparison of Solid Lubricant Additives
..............................................................................................72
6.9
Polymeric
Fluorinated
Additives
.............................................................................................................73
6.9.1
PTFE
..............................................................................................................................................73
6.9.2
Low-MW
Fluorinated
Additives
...................................................................................................75
6.10
Lubricant Application Categorization
.....................................................................................................75
6.11
Low-Viscosity Lubricants
........................................................................................................................75
6.11.1
Test Methods for Low-Viscosity Lubricants
..............................................................................76
6.11.2
Literature Studies of Low-Viscosity Oil with PTFE Addition
...................................................77
6.11.3
Dry-Film Lubricants
....................................................................................................................79
6.11.4
Release Agents
............................................................................................................................81
6.12
Engine Oil
................................................................................................................................................82
6.12.1
Classification
...............................................................................................................................82
6.12.2
Engine Oil Anti-Wear Additives
.................................................................................................84
6.12.3
Development History of Use of PTFE in Motor Oil
..................................................................88
6.13
Grease
......................................................................................................................................................90
6.13.1
Grease Compositions and Characterization
................................................................................90
6.13.2
Technical Studies of Grease with
Fluorinated
Additives
...........................................................93
6.13.3
Grease Patent History
..................................................................................................................94
6.14
Suppliers of Lubricants Containing
Fluorinated
Additives
....................................................................96
6.14.1
DuPont™ Company Products
......................................................................................................96
6.14.2
3M™/Dyneon™ Products
............................................................................................................98
6.14.3
Daikin™ Industries Ltd/Daikin America
Inc
..............................................................................98
6.14.4
Solvay Solexis
.............................................................................................................................99
6.14.5
Asahi Glass
................................................................................................................................100
6.14.6
Other Suppliers
..........................................................................................................................100
References
..............................................................................................................................................102
Fluorinated
Additives for Plastics
...............................................................................................107
7.1
Introduction
............................................................................................................................................107
7.2
Types of
Fluorinated
Additives
.............................................................................................................107
7.3
Friction and Wear Processes
.................................................................................................................108
7.3.1
Friction Processes
........................................................................................................................109
7.3.2
Wear Processes
............................................................................................................................110
7.3.3
Countersurface Effects
................................................................................................................113
7.4
Friction and Wear of High- and Low-MW PTFE
................................................................................113
7.5
Role of PTFE Manufacturing Process and Particle Size on Wear and Friction
of Plastics
...............................................................................................................................................116
7.6
Development of Fluoroadditive Use for Friction/Wear Enhancement of Thermoplastics
..................116
7.7
Plastic Wear Under Water
.....................................................................................................................118
7.8
Types of Non-Fluorinated Anti-Friction and Anti-Wear Additives
.....................................................118
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Contents
7.9
Plastic
Types
..........................................................................................................................................118
7.9.1 Polyamides
(Nylons)
...................................................................................................................119
7.9.2 Polyacetals...................................................................................................................................121
7.9.3
Polycarbonates
.............................................................................................................................123
7.9.4 Polyesters
(PEs)
...........................................................................................................................124
7.9.5 Polyetheretherketone
(PEEK)
.....................................................................................................125
7.9.6 Polyphenylene Sulfide
(PPS)
......................................................................................................128
7.9.7 Epoxy
Resins
............................................................................................................................... 128
7.9.8
Miscellaneous Thermoplastics
....................................................................................................129
7.10 Fluorinated Additives
for Improved Melt and Mechanical Properties
.................................................129
7.11
Additives to Alter Plastic Surface Properties
.......................................................................................131
7.11.1
Theory and Background
...........................................................................................................131
7.11.2
Type of
Fluorinated
Additives for Surface Tension Reduction
...............................................132
7.11.3
Permeation
.................................................................................................................................134
7.11.4
Surface Properties of Irradiated PTFE
.....................................................................................134
7.12
Fluoropolymer Additives to Inhibit Melt Dripping in Fire Situations
.................................................134
7.12.1
Characterization of Fire Retardancy
.........................................................................................135
7.12.2
Processes for Mixing High-MW PTFE into Other Resins
......................................................137
7.12.3
Commercial PTFE Products for Fire
Retardants
.....................................................................138
7.13
Compounding of
Fluorinated
Additives into Thermoplastics
..............................................................138
7.13.1
Compounding with High-MW PTFE (Dispersion-Polymerization)
........................................138
7.13.2
Compounding with Low-MW PTFE (and High-MW Suspension-Polymerized PTFE)
.........140
7.13.3
Extrusion Compounding with PTFE Powders
.........................................................................141
7.13.4
Other
Fluorinated
Additives
.....................................................................................................142
References
.............................................................................................................................................143
8
Addition of Fluoropolymers to Printing Ink
..............................................................................149
8.1
Introduction
.............................................................................................................................................149
8.2
Printing Processes
...................................................................................................................................149
8.3
Inks
.......................................................................................................................................................... 151
8.4
Fluoropolymer Addition to Ink
...............................................................................................................151
8.4.1
Types of PTFE
..............................................................................................................................152
8.4.2
Particle Size
..................................................................................................................................152
8.5
Abrasion/Rub Resistance of Prints
.........................................................................................................153
8.6
Blocking
..................................................................................................................................................154
8.7
Commercial Suppliers of
Fluorinated
Additives to the Ink Market
......................................................154
References
................................................................................................................................................155
9
Use of
Fluorinated
Additives in Coatings
..................................................................................157
9.1
Introduction
.............................................................................................................................................157
9.2
Purposes of Addition of Fluoropolymer Additives to Coatings
............................................................157
9.3
Thermoplastic Coatings
..........................................................................................................................159
Contents
ix
9.4
Thermosetting Coating Parameters
.........................................................................................................159
9.4.1
Carriers
..........................................................................................................................................159
9.4.2
Resin Binder or Chemistry
...........................................................................................................160
9.4.3
Crosslinking or Curing
..................................................................................................................161
9.5
Coating Processes
....................................................................................................................................162
9.5.1
Preparing the Coating Formulation
..............................................................................................162
9.5.2
Application of Coating
.................................................................................................................162
9.5.3
Drying/Baking of Coating
............................................................................................................162
9.6
Fluoropolymer Types Used in Coatings
.................................................................................................162
9.6.1
Perfluorinated Semi-Crystalline Resins
........................................................................................162
9.6.2
Partially
Fluorinated
Semi-Crystalline Resins
.............................................................................166
9.6.3
Amorphous Fluoropolymers
.........................................................................................................167
9.7
Perfluoropolymer/Metal Coatings by Electrolytic or Electroless Processes
..........................................168
9.8
Prevention of Staining of a Coating
.......................................................................................................168
9.9
Commercial Fluoroadditive Products
.....................................................................................................170
References
................................................................................................................................................171
10 Fluorinated
Additives for Rubber
.............................................................................................175
10.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................................................................175
10.2
Rubber Compositions and Compounding
...........................................................................................175
10.3
Characterization of Rubbers
...............................................................................................................177
10.4
Fluorinated Additive Types
.................................................................................................................179
10.4.1
High-MW PTFE (Unmodified)
...............................................................................................179
10.4.2
Modified High-MW PTFE
......................................................................................................180
10.4.3
Melt-Processable Fluorinated Copolymers
............................................................................181
10.4.4
Low-MW PTFE Additives
......................................................................................................182
10.4.5
Miscellaneous Fluorinated Additives
.....................................................................................184
10.5
Silicone
and Fluorosilicone Rubbers
..................................................................................................184
10.6
Addition of Fluorinated Additives to Fluoroelastomers
....................................................................185
10.7
Addition of Fluorinated Additives to EPDM Rubber
........................................................................186
10.8
Commercial Fluoroadditive Products for Elastomers
........................................................................189
References
...........................................................................................................................................189
11
Applications of Processing Aid Additives
.................................................................................193
11.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................................................................193
11.2
Low-Molecular-Weight Processing Aids
............................................................................................193
11.2.1
Stéarates
(Release Agents)
.....................................................................................................193
11.2.2
Polymer Processing Additives (High MW)
............................................................................194
11.2.3
Advantages of PPAs
................................................................................................................194
11.2.4
Melt Fracture
...........................................................................................................................194
11.2.5
Die Drool
................................................................................................................................195
Contents
11.3
Important Applications of PPAs
.........................................................................................................195
1.3.1
Blown and Cast Film
..............................................................................................................195
1.3.2
Cable and Tubing Extrusion
...................................................................................................195
1.3.3
Blow Molding
.........................................................................................................................196
1.3.4
Fiber
Extrasion
........................................................................................................................196
1
.3.5
Fluoropolymer PPAs
...............................................................................................................196
1.3.6
How PPAs Work
.....................................................................................................................196
11.4
Select Applications of PPAs
...............................................................................................................198
11.4.1
Blow Molding
.........................................................................................................................198
11.4.2
Film Manufacturing
................................................................................................................201
References
...........................................................................................................................................208
PART
4
Compliance and Economics
........................................................211
12
Compliance with Regulations and Standards
..........................................................................213
12.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................................................................213
12.2
Food Contact and Medical Applications
............................................................................................213
12.3
FDA Requirements for Polytetrafluoroethylene Resins for Food Contact
........................................213
12.3.1
Paragraph (d) Specifications
...................................................................................................213
12.3.2
Paragraph (e) Limitations
.......................................................................................................213
12.3.3
Scope of
ASTM
D
4754-98 (2003)........................................................................................214
12.3.4
Special Requirements of Polytetrafluoroethylene Micropowders
..........................................214
12.4
Compliance of Commercial Micropowder Products
..........................................................................214
12.4.1
Articles Intended to Contact Food (Reference:
21
CFR
177.1550
Perfluorocarbon Resins)
..........................................................................................................215
12.4.2
Processing Aids for Polyolefins (Reference:
21
CFR
177.1520
Olefin
Polymers)
...............215
12.4.3
Components of Resinous and Polymeric Coatings (Reference:
21
CFR
175.300
Resinous and Polymeric Coatings)
.........................................................................................215
12.4.4
Components of Paper and Paperboard (Reference:
21
CFR
176.170
Components of
Paper and Paperboard in Contact with Aqueous and Fatty Foods)
.......................................215
12.4.5
Lubricant for Rubber Articles (Reference:
21
CFR
177.2600
Rubber Articles
Intended for Repeated Use)
....................................................................................................216
12.4.6
Components of Adhesives (Reference:
21
CFR
175.105
Adhesives)
...................................216
12.4.7
Housewares Exemption (Reference: Food Drug Cosmetic Law Journal, Vol.
42,
No.
1,
January
1987,
p.
45)....................................................................................................216
12.5
Standards
.............................................................................................................................................217
References
...........................................................................................................................................217
13
Safety, Health, Environment, Disposal, Recycling, and Economics
......................................219
13.1
Introduction
.........................................................................................................................................219
13.2
Toxicology of Fluoropolymers
...........................................................................................................219
13.3
Thermal Properties of PTFE
...............................................................................................................219
13.4
Emission During Processing
...............................................................................................................220
Contents
xi
13.5
Safety Measures
..................................................................................................................................220
13.5.1
Ventilation of Degradation Products
......................................................................................221
13.5.2
Processing and Fabrication
.....................................................................................................222
13.5.3
Spillage Cleanup
.....................................................................................................................224
13.5.4
Equipment Cleaning and Maintenance
...................................................................................224
13.5.5
Protective Clothing
.................................................................................................................224
13.5.6
Personal Hygiene
....................................................................................................................224
13.5.7
Fire Hazard
..............................................................................................................................224
13.5.8
Material Incompatibility
.........................................................................................................224
13.6
Fluoropolymer Scrap and Recycling
..................................................................................................225
13.7
Environmental Protection and Disposal Methods
..............................................................................225
13.7.1
Packaging Disposal and Recycling
........................................................................................225
13.8
Economics
...........................................................................................................................................226
References
...........................................................................................................................................226
Appendix
1:
Food and Drug Administration
.....................................................................................................229
Appendix
2:
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
....................................................................................................233
Index
..................................................................................................................................................................287
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physical | XIII, 296 S. Ill., graph. Darst. |
publishDate | 2012 |
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publisher | Elsevier |
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spellingShingle | Ebnesajjad, Sina Fluoropolymer additives |
title | Fluoropolymer additives |
title_auth | Fluoropolymer additives |
title_exact_search | Fluoropolymer additives |
title_full | Fluoropolymer additives Sina Ebnesajjad ; Richard A. Morgan |
title_fullStr | Fluoropolymer additives Sina Ebnesajjad ; Richard A. Morgan |
title_full_unstemmed | Fluoropolymer additives Sina Ebnesajjad ; Richard A. Morgan |
title_short | Fluoropolymer additives |
title_sort | fluoropolymer additives |
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