Tungsten Trioxide Denitration Catalyst Applies High Temperature Flue Gas Denitration

90% of the NOx in the flue gas exists in the form of NO. The denitration and desulfurization technologies of coke oven flue gas are namely four, which shows as bellows: integration process of sodium carbonate semidry desulfurization + low temperature denitration; coke oven flue gas heating + high temperature catalytic reduction denitration process; SICS Catalytic Oxidation (Organic Catalysis Method) desulfurization and denitrification process; activated carbon desulfurization and denitrification process. Wherein the principle of coke oven flue gas heating + high temperature catalytic reduction denitration process is under the present of tungsten trioxide de-NOx catalyst, the NOx in the flue gas reacts with the injected ammonia to occur the reduction reaction, and finally generate N2 and H2O, to achieve the goal of NOx removal. Generally, the reaction temperature is controlled at among 290~420 ℃.

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The process that tungsten trioxide denitration catalyst plays a role in coke oven flue gas is as follows:
1. Use the Master original flue exhaust fan from the coke oven flue always leads through the GGH heat exchanger or furnace heated to 320 ℃ (The heating furnace is heated with the coke oven gas.);
2. The heated flue gas enters the SCR reactor, under the effect of tungsten trioxide denitration catalyst the gas will have a selective reduction reaction with the added denitration agent - liquid ammonia, to achieve purpose of efficient denitration;
3. The clean flue gas after denitration enters the GGH (flue gas - flue gas reheater), the clean flue gas comes out from GGH will go through the waste heat boiler for heating cold water to achieve the effect of heat recovery, and finally exhaust to the atmosphere through the chimney.
 
Generally, in the process of high temperature denitrification of tungsten trioxide denitration catalyst, the optimum reaction temperature is 350°C, the efficiency can reach to 70%, which meets emission standards of 150mg/m3; in addition, its denitration efficiency is quite stable, and has more stable removal ability for low NOx emissions; moreover, the setting up of GGH makes the energy exchange between the cleaned high temperature (350°C) flue gas outlet from the purification SCR and relatively low temperature (180°C) of oven raw tobacco gas coming true, to enhance the original coke oven flue gas temperature, reducing fuel consumption and greatly reduce system power consumption.

 

TTB Structures Lead-Free Ferroelectrics

Tetragonal tungsten bronze (TTB) structures offer some promise as lead-free ferroelectrics and have an advantage of great flexibility in terms of accessible composition ranges due to the number of crystallographic sites available for chemical substitution. The ferroic properties of interest are coupled with strain, which will be important in the context of stability, switching dynamics and thin film properties. Coupling of strain with the ferroelectric order parameter gives rise to changes in elastic properties, and these have been investigated for a ceramic sample of Ba6GaNb9O30 (BGNO) by resonant ultrasound spectroscopy. Room temperature values of the shear and bulk moduli for BGNO are rather higher than for TTBs with related composition which are orthorhombic at room temperature, consistent with suppression of the ferroelectric transition. Instead, a broad, rounded minimum in the shear modulus measured at ~1 MHz is accompanied by a broad rounded maximum in acoustic loss near 115 K and signifies relaxor freezing behaviour. Elastic softening with falling temperature from room temperature, ahead of the freezing interval, is attributed to the development of dynamical polar nanoregions (PNRs), whilst the nonlinear stiffening below ~115 K is consistent with a spectrum of relaxation times for freezing of the PNR microstructure.
 
Recently, the tetragonal tungsten bronze (TTB) class of materials—a structure closely related to perovskites, has gathered the attention of the research community. The TTB structure: (A1)2(A2)4(C)4(B1)2(B2)8O30, due to the presence of crystallographically nonequivalent A- and B-sites and an extra C-site, provides supplementary degrees of freedom for manipulation of the structure, huge compositional flexibility allowing the insertion of various metals into the five different TTB sites, nevertheless offering the possibility of fine-tuning both electrical and magnetic behaviour. The TTB structure consists of a network of corner sharing BO6 octahedra formed around the perovskitic A1 site that creates further two types of channels: pentagonal A2 channels (which can be occupied by alkali, alkaline earth and rare earth cations) and smaller triangular C channels (mostly vacant, they can be filled/ just partially filled by small low-charged cations like Li+ —e.g., K6Li4Nb10O30). These materials, known to exhibit diverse properties as a result of compositional flexibility and by a higher probability for cation ordering, may offer better ways of attaining room-temperature ferro-electricity and (anti)ferromagnetism, multiferroic behaviour and eventually magnetoelectric coupling. Whilst ferroelectric TTBs (including Ba2NaNb5 O 15and (Ba,Sr)Nb2O6) were widely investigated during the 1960s and 1970s, our understanding of manipulating this structure type is still poor, with the research surprisingly limited compared to that in perovskites. Early attempts focused on tungsten bronzes of nominal composition A6B10O30(mainly compositions where the C-sites are vacant). A particular interest was developed regarding the Nb-based TTBs due to their enhanced ferroelectric properties over other analogues such as Ta. In the search for novel multiferroic and magnetoelectric materials, the effect of the A-site size in a family of unfilled ferroelectric TTBs Ba4RE0.67Nb10O30(RE = La, Nd, Sm, Gd, Dy, Y) and of the A-site strain on dipole stability in fully filled TTBs family A6GaNb9O30(A = Ba, Sr, Ca) was studied. In addition to their ferroelectric and/or magnetic behaviour, the majority of TTBs reported in the literature exhibit relaxor properties. Most TTBs that have been investigated to date are also lead-free materials.
 
In recent years, the research dedicated to novel TTB ferroelectric and ferroelectric-related (i.e., relaxors) materials has undergone a revival, with Ba6FeNb9O30(BFNO) as a starting point; many related compositions or solid solutions, usually containing lanthanides, were studied. Arnold and Morrison, and subsequently Liu et al. showed that these compounds display relaxor-type behaviour, with the peak maxima in the dielectric permittivity occurring in the temperature range 130–150 K. Earlier data indicated that BFNO is not electrically homogeneous, with oxygen vacancy gradients due to the variable oxidation state of Fe (Fe3+/Fe2+), as both low-temperature dielectric spectroscopy (DS) and high-temperature impedance spectroscopy (IS) data revealed a higher number of electroactive regions than expected. In order to avoid these additional complications whilst studying such materials, the replacement of Fe3+ with Ga3+ (similar in size) and other trivalent species like Sc3+ and In 3+ was proposed. In previous research, temperature-dependent powder neutron diffraction (TDPND) and microstructural characterisation by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) confirmed the nature of the phases formed and contributed to their crystallographic identification. Moreover, the origin of the polar response and the nature of the relaxor behaviour were established by combining the results of the structural investigations with the dielectric properties inspected by immittance spectroscopy (IS), whilst the dynamics of dielectric relaxation of dipoles was understood by fitting the dielectric data (permittivity and loss) with the Vogel–Fulcher (VF) and the universal dielectric response (UDR) models.

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Tetragonal tungsten bronze

 

Tungsten Oxide Maintains Strength of Steel Against Fouling

While we love ceramics and glass, there’s just no denying it—steel is one of the most important materials to modern living. So this is big—researchers at Harvard University’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences have devised a way to improve the ubiquitous steel by protecting its surface from fouling and corrosion.

While there are varying grades of steel today, the surface has remained largely unchanged—meaning that steel is still rather susceptible to corrosion and abrasion. Both disrupt the mechanical stability of steel, among other materials, and have a huge economic impact. According to the Wikipedia page on fouling, “one estimate puts the losses due to fouling of heat exchangers in industrialized nations to be about 0.25% of their GDP. Another analysis estimated (for 2006) the economical loss due to boiler and turbine fouling in China utilities at 4.68 billion dollars, which is about 0.169% of the country’s GDP.”

Harvard researchers have developed a scalable technique to give steel a metal oxide coating to prevent liquids from sticking to its susceptible surface. The new coating, a rough nanoporous tungsten oxide layer, “is the most durable anti-fouling and anti-corrosive material to date, capable of repelling any kind of liquid even after sustaining intense structural abuse.

To prevent performance degradation, aka mechanical instability, the team applied the tungsten oxide coating with electrochemical deposition. Instead of creating an even coating, the method grew tiny islands of the metal oxide floating on steel’s surface.

Tungsten Oxide Coated Steel

(Accelerated corrosion test, in which unmodified stainless steel (300 grade) (right sample) and the lower part of the TO-SLIPS sample with a 600-nm-thick porous TO film on steel (left sample) were exposed to very corrosive Glyceregia stainless steel etchant. (a–h) Images show corrosion evolution as a function of contact time.)

While that may sound like a weakness for the coating, one of the researchers points out just how valuable those islands are: “If one part of an island is destroyed, the damage doesn’t propagate to other parts of the surface because of the lack of interconnectivity between neighboring islands. This island-like morphology combined with the inherent durability and roughness of the tungsten oxide allows the surface to keep its repellent properties in highly abrasive applications, which was impossible until now.”

The material is tested by scratching it with stainless steel tweezers, screwdrivers, diamond-tipped scribers, and pummeling it with hundreds of thousands of hard, heavy beads,” according to the release. “Then, the team tested its anti-wetting properties with a wide variety of liquids, including water, oil, highly corrosive media, biological fluids containing bacteria and blood. Not only did the material repel all the liquid and show anti-biofouling behavior but the tungsten oxide actually made the steel stronger than steel without the coating.

Tungsten Bronze Doped Rare Earth Tungsten Electrode Material Preparation

Tungsten has a high melting point, high temperature strength, high thermal electron emission ability and other characteristics, add a low electron work function of the rare earth cerium, lanthanum, yttrium tungsten-based materials to obtain the best application in thermal electron emission materials widely applied to the inert gas welding, plasma welding, cutting, thermal spraying and electric vacuum and other fields. Its emergence and development led to the development of welding technology, large-scale structure of the construction of skyscrapers, large-span bridges, pipeline pressure vessels, ships, etc. are inseparable from the arc welding technology. Electrode material is not only required reliability and stability also requires materials, low cost.
 
The rare earth oxide dispersion strengthened as the second phase is added to the tungsten matrix, can improve the recrystallization temperature of  tungsten electrodes, reducing the electron work function, prolong life and improve the overall performance of the material, particularly more rare earth compound added enable a wider range of current carrying electrodes, welding performance is better than thorium tungsten oxide doped twice generate hydrogen reduction of tungsten powder binder is added molding, with two pre-sintering temperature zone, vertical melting sintered tungsten second phase of ownership, diffusion uneven, timber processing rate and other defects. Thus, high-performance, low-cost needs to be prepared tungsten electrode materials to meet the high-end equipment manufacturing industry is particularly urgent.
 
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A method for preparing a rare earth tungsten electrode material, characterized in that: it comprises the following steps: 
1. Pre-reduction, selected ammonium paratungstate as GB / T10116- 2007 in APT - 0 grades , reduction furnace through the four belt zone, the generate hydrogen reduction Fisher particle size of 8 μm-12 μm ammonium tungsten bronze.
2. Doping, ammonium tungsten bronze wet incorporation of cerium, lanthanum, yttrium nitrate solution of rare earth elements or in binary or ternary, after stirring, mixing, drying, rare earth compounds adsorbed in the pores of ammonium tungsten bronze to give 1.0% of total rare earth doped ~4.0% ammonium tungsten bronze.
3. Hydrogen reduction, the process 2 resulting ammonium doped tungsten bronze reduction with six zone temperature zone furnace in a reducing temperature of 630 ° C~960 ° C, the hydrogen flow rate of 2.0 m3 / h~3.0m3 / h, hydrogen dew point <-60 ° C, the cycle push the boat speed 30min~40min , installed capacity of the boat under 320g~420g process conditions to prepare Fisher particle size 1.20 μmι~2.2 μm doped tungsten powder.
4. Forming the C-doped tungsten powder loading 28 ± 0.2mm diameter elastic modulus kit, using a cold isostatic pressing machine, the maximum pressing pressure of 160 Mpa~180Mpa, get tungsten billet of size Φ21~22 x 500.
5. Pre-sintering, molybdenum boat will step 4 resulting tungsten billet  is placed under the protection of hydrogen by 1200 ° C~1350 ° C pre-sintered 30min ~45min.
6. Incipient fusion sintering, the resulting step 5  tungsten billet placed in a sintered hood, under the protection of hydrogen dew point <-60 ° C, the sintering temperature, sintering system for the period of warming, some insulation, sintering current within 12min increased from 0 to 2800-3000A insulation 10min, current / time parameters warming 0-3000A / 12min, insulation 3000A / 10min, cooling, discharge, output for the IF induction sintering tungsten.
7. IF induction sintering the resulting step 6 tungsten crucible disaster, the dew point <-60 ° C, a flow rate of 2.5 ± sintered 0.4m3 / h of hydrogen under the protection of the sintering heating system into three sections, three sections of insulation, heated from room temperature to the first section 1600 ° C -1800 ° C, time 4h, insulation 2h; the second section heated from 1600 ° C-1800 ° C to 1900 ° C -2100 ° C, time 3h, insulation 2h; by the third section, temperature was raised to 2200-2400 ° C from 1900-2100 ° C, time 3h, insulation 6h, stop heating, cooling to 200 ° C, the material.
 
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Preparation difference rare earth tungsten electrode material of the present invention is the use of ammonium tetragonal tungsten bronze doped material, doped, further reducing the production of tungsten powder, cold isostatic pressing, sintering and melting temperature vertical IF induction sintering, its mechanism and innovation lies in:
 
1. The present invention is the choice of more micro-cracks, large specific surface area of ammonium tungsten bronze for doping material, cerium, lanthanum, yttrium rare earth nitrate solution was easy to penetrate deep into the interior, strong adsorption capacity, good doping effect.
 
2. The advantages of the present invention uses ammonium doped tungsten bronze-step reduction of direct generation of tungsten powder, make full use of six zone-zone furnace and reducing ammonium tungsten bronze easily reducible, and tungsten powder particle size analysis showed a good normal, cold isostatic pressing to create the conditions.
 
3. Sintering system of the present invention uses a sintered if induction sintering and sintering combination enables high-temperature sintering temperature is lower than 80% of the fusing current conditions, the low melting point volatile impurities thoroughly, rare second phase crystallization fine grain and uniform, rare earth elements to maintain greater than 95%, do not cut the head and increase the yield, small medium frequency induction sintering heat loss, electricity consumption dropped significantly and the like.
 
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Tungsten Oxide Thin Film Electrode Preparation Method

Nano semiconductor material used as photocatalyst to photolysis water has gained well efficiency. TiO2 has high catalytic activity and stability is widely used as a kind of photocatalytic material. But its band gap is big (~3.2 eV), it can only be motivated by ultraviolet with short wave length, its light transaction efficiency is low (~4%). Tungsten oxide is an indirect band series transition semiconductor material. Compared to TiO2, it has narrow band gap (2.5~3.0 eV), the relevant absorbing wave length is 410~500nm and well photoelectric responsive property in visible light area.

WO3 Thin Film Electrode

Tungsten oxide thin film electrode preparation method:

Raw material: FTO glass; tungstic acid; hydrogen peroxide; acetone.
(1) Be ready with clean FTO glass as the substrate of depositing WO3. Cut FTO glass into 1.2cm*2.5cm pieces and clean it by ultrasound and ultraviolet. The clean and flatness of FTO substrate has big effect on adhesive force and uniformity of thin film electrode. So before depositing thin film electrode, the FTO glass should be well cleaned. Firstly, clean the dirties on the surface by ethyl alcohol. Then put the substrate in acetone and ultrasound for 30min to eliminate the ethyl alcohol and oil contamination on the surface. After that, ultrasound it in water for 20 min to eliminate the residual acetone. Finally dry it by nitrogen gas. Then put it into ultraviolet disinfectant tank to sterilize.
(2) Weigh 0.02g tungstic acid and dissolve it by 20ml 30% hydrogen peroxide. Stay it for 12 hours to obtain transparent tungstic acid solution, it will be used as electrolyte solution to deposit WO3.
(3) Use substrate obtained from step (1) as working electrode, measure 30 micro liter tungstic acid solution, dispensing it evenly on the surface of FTO conductive glass. Dry it under room temperature, colorless thin film is obtained.
(4) Put the deposited thin film from step (3) into tube furnace, calcinating it for 2 hours under 500℃, colorless WO3 electrode is obtained.

Tungsten Oxide Photodegradation Organic Pollutant

Tungsten oxide is an ideal photocatalyst in transition metal oxide which has properties of high catalytic property, low cost, nontoxic and stable. It is now used to degrade organic pollutant such as ethanal, chloroform and fuel into inorganic material. The principle is degrade it into CO2 and H2O, it has high degradation efficient and wide application prospect.

According to thermodynamic argument, the electron hole on the surface of tungsten oxide oxidizes the OH- and hydrone into OH- (free radical). OH- has strong oxidation capability, it can oxidize most of organic and inorganic pollutant and degrade them into innoxious substance like CO2 and H2O. On the other side, active electron on the surface of tungsten oxide has strong reducing capability, it can reduce and remove heave metal ion in the water.

Tungsten Oxide Crystalline Structure

Early research is mainly about applying nano powder semiconductor catalyst in eliminating pollutant in water, but the recovery of catalyst is difficult, it needs dynamic mixing to maintain the suspension of catalyst, the active ingredients loss is significant. Besides that, granule catalyst may cause secondary pollution, it is hard to realize industrialization. In order to overcome the above shortcomings, people use the method of immobilization of photocatalyst which means immobilizing the WO3 catalyst on the glass substrate. However, it lowers the specific surface area of catalyst, causes the reacting area with light reducing, affect catalytic activity. The combination strength of catalyst and substrate reduces, the acid and alkali resistance of substrate material is worse. Thus it isn’t suitable for industrial application.

In recent years, many newly developed nano structure catalyst, such as nanohole, nanotube, nanowire and nanorod. Its large specific surface area can promote the photocatalytic activity and photovoltaic conversion which greatly draw people’s attention. For example, use electrochemical anodic oxidation to prepare WO3 nano porous array can largely enlarge the specific surface area of thin film catalyst. It has better photocatalytic property than powder catalyst.

 

The Radiation Shielding Performance Of Tungsten Alloy Shielding

Tungsten Alloy ShieldingWith the continuous development of the radioactive medicine, scientific research and the application of nuclear technology, a variety of radiation rays are widely used in agricultural, industrial, medical, food security and other fields. Radiation is a form of electromagnetic waves and particles (such as α particles, β particles, etc.) diverging from the radiation source to the all directions. According to its level of energy and the ionization ability, it can be classified into ionizing radiation and non-ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation has sufficient energy to ionize atoms or molecules, while non ionizing radiation cannot. Ionizing radiation mainly includes α, β and γ-rays.

Radiation can cause harm to human body. In the situation of long-term exposure to radiation, the human cells will be destructed or killed on a large scale. Radiation is also one of the causes of childhood leukemia, and can induce the proliferation of human cancer cells, affecting the reproductive system, visual system and cardiovascular system, resulting in mentally challenged children. Therefore, it is necessary to take measures to shield the radiation. The principle of radiation shielding is to set a shielding material between the radiation source and the human body, so that the shielding material interacts with radiation to reduce the number of particles and the energy emitted by the radiation. Generally, radiation shielding materials include non-metallic and organic material, metal and concrete categories, lead shielding and tungsten alloy shielding all belong to metal shielding.

Lead shielding is earliest used for shielding material, but some problems also appeared in the long-term use of lead shielding. Lead and its compounds are toxic to the tissues and organs, its vapor or dust can be inhaled through the respiratory tract or absorbed through the digestive tract into the blood circulation to cause poisoning. While tungsten alloy is nontoxic and does not release toxic substances, neither endanger human health, nor pollute the environment. And compared with lead, tungsten alloy shielding has a better radiation shielding properties that can effectively absorb and shield radiation. Setting a tungsten alloy shielding between the radiation source and the human body can effectively weaken the intensity of the radiation, so that to avoid the radiation damage on the human body.

 

Cesium Tungsten Bronze Powder and Function Film Preparation

This invention states a preparation method of cesium tungsten bronze powder and a function film. The preparation method of the cesium tungsten bronze powder comprises the following steps: carrying out an exchange treatment on tungstate solution and cationic resin to obtain tungstic acid sol; adding citric acid solution and cesium carbonate solution in the tungstic acid sol and then carrying out a mixing treatment to obtain hydrothermal reaction precursor solution; carrying out a hydrothermal reaction on the hydrothermal reaction precursor solution; after the reaction is finished, carrying out a washing treatment and a drying treatment to obtain the cesium tungsten bronze powder. The function film disclosed by the invention contains the cesium tungsten bronze powder prepared by the preparation method of the cesium tungsten bronze powder disclosed by the invention; according to the preparation method of the cesium tungsten bronze powder disclosed by the invention, by controlling reactants and carrying out hydrothermal method, the preparation process is effectively simplified and the production cost of the cesium tungsten bronze powder is reduced; moreover, the cesium-bronze produced under a specific hydrothermal reaction condition has excellent shielding performance for infrared ray, particularly for near-infrared ray.
 
Infrared light, also called infrared, is the wavelength of electromagnetic waves between the microwave and visible between the wavelength of 760 nanometers (nm) to 1 millimeter (mm) between the non-visible light longer than red light, according to the wavelength, it can be divided into near infrared, mid-infrared and far infrared. Infrared light is particularly obvious near-infrared thermal effects, easily lead to warming temperatures, resulting in the car or indoor temperature.Infrared (IR) is invisible radiant energy, electromagnetic radiation with longer wavelengths than those of visible light, extending from the nominal red edge of the visible spectrum at 700 nanometers (frequency 430 THz) to 1 mm (300 GHz) (although people can see infrared up to at least 1050 nm in experiments). Most of the thermal radiation emitted by objects near room temperature is infrared. Infrared radiation is used in industrial, scientific, and medical applications. Night-vision devices using active near-infrared illumination allow people or animals to be observed without the observer being detected. Infrared astronomy uses sensor-equipped telescopes to penetrate dusty regions of space, such as molecular clouds; detect objects such as planets, and to view highly red-shifted objects from the early days of the universe. Infrared thermal-imaging cameras are used to detect heat loss in insulated systems, to observe changing blood flow in the skin, and to detect overheating of electrical apparatus. Thermal-infrared imaging is used extensively for military and civilian purposes. Military applications include target acquisition, surveillance, night vision, homing and tracking. Humans at normal body temperature radiate chiefly at wavelengths around 10 μm (micrometers). Non-military uses include thermal efficiency analysis, environmental monitoring, industrial facility inspections, remote temperature sensing, short-ranged wireless communication, spectroscopy, and weather forecasting.
 
Thus, to the corresponding infrared unfavorable, especially in building construction and automotive glass were foil. And with the popularity of car beauty, the film is an indispensable part. Using a membrane can not only insulation, but also to prevent solar radiation, prevent skin diseases, greatly extending interior decoration use time while making the indoor temperature is relatively constant.
 
The present near-infrared shielding material disclosed generally refers to a strong absorbing or reflecting near-infrared light without affecting a functional film material through which visible light as transparent insulation materials, building energy efficiency and green automotive glass the area of insulation has a very broad application prospects. It has reported a strong inorganic material having a near infrared absorbing or reflecting property is mainly focused on conductive oxides, such as antimony tin oxide (ATO), indium tin oxide (ITO) and aluminum zinc oxide (AZO), etc., such a conductive oxide shielding film was generally greater than 1500nm wavelength of near-infrared light. The cesium tungsten bronze powder (CsxWO3) having a near-infrared shielding performance in recent years was discovered, which may be masking a wavelength greater than 1500nm near-infrared light, which has more excellent near-infrared shielding properties. However, at present the process is complicated and costly problem of preparation of cesium tungsten bronze powder. And cesium tungsten bronze powder preparation of the near-infrared shielding performance is not ideal.
 
The object of the present invention to overcome these shortcomings of the prior art, to provide a solar film and its preparation method to overcome the cesium tungsten bronze powder prepared by conventional methods process complexity, high cost and technical problems.
 
In order to achieve the above object, the technical scheme of the present invention are as follows: a method for preparing cesium tungsten bronze powder, comprising the steps of: tungstate solution with a cation exchange resin to give tungstate sol; To the said acid sol was added citric acid solution, after mixing cesium carbonate solution to give the hydrothermal reaction precursor solution; the hydrothermal reaction precursor solution at a temperature 160-180 ° C, a pressure of 0.8-1MPa hydrothermal after the reaction, until completion of the reaction, washing process and drying process, to give a cesium tungsten bronze powder.
 
And, a functional membrane, the functional film containing cesium tungsten bronze powder material preparation process according to the present invention is cesium tungsten bronze powder preparation.

The present invention is preparing cesium tungsten bronze powder through the reactant control, combined with hydrothermal be prepared to effectively simplify the preparation process and reduce the cesium tungsten bronze powder production costs. And in this particular hydrothermal reaction conditions produced cesium tungsten bronze infrared, near-infrared shielding particularly excellent performance.
 
The functional film of this present invention contains cesium tungsten bronze powder prepared by the method of the present invention to prepare cesium tungsten bronze powders, so it has great performance in infrared, especially near-infrared shielding and the cost is relatively low.

cesium tungsten bronze powder and function films

 

Tungsten Carbide Picks Failure Mode

Tungsten carbide picks are composed of carbide button by the brazing alloy and structural steel, generally used for direct shearer cutting, coal mining, so it is also known as coal buttons. Tungsten carbide picks cut coalseam by impact rotation, which requires withstanding high pressure, shear stress and bending stress at the same time. Not only periodic and alternating impact load, in the process of drilling the friction heat seam cutter and intense friction will be also produced, and throughout the wear process also may be accompanied by local yielding, more contact with the mechanical behavior of fatigue, corrosion and breakage.

Take YG11C tungsten carbide mining button as example, from the fracture of buttons after failure, in the coal excavation process, due to impact load surface at high pressure stress, carbide cutter block collapse occurred. Because coal seam geological uncertainties, buttons can not be held in the excavation and seam completely good contact, and mixed with a certain seam gangue, which also makes poor contact or even inevitable increase the area of contact does not occur. Such a state of stress in the alternating load impact effect is prone to fatigue and thermal fatigue cracking. Furthermore, tungsten carbide pick will be damaged by the stress concentration caused by micro defects on the surface or inside tube.

According to the failure modes and the reasons of tungsten carbide picks, we can improve the properties by adjusting the particle size, the composition and the proportion. First of all, Co content should not be too low, because it can improve the thermal fatigue, enhance plasticity, stress relaxation of the alloy and so on. But increasing Co content will have an influence on the wear resistance to some extent, according to the hardness of the coal seam, generally controlled between 8%-13%. Next, the granularity of WC grains and the proportion is also significant, fine grain WC particles total surface area decreases, the specific surface area increases, the mean free path of Co improves, the equivalent profile improves Co content, will help to improve the fracture toughness of the alloy. In order to enhance Co phase, the use of appropriate heat treatment process is a relatively effective way, and use the existence of polymorphic transition phase to produce other enhanced face-centered cubic cobalt, so as to achieve the purpose of toughening carbide picks.

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Tungsten Alloy Shielding Used For Agriculture

Tungsten Alloy Shielding Used For AgricultureWith the development of radiation technology, it is widely used in various fields. In the medical field, it is used to diagnose the abnormal changes in tissues and organs of the body and cancer therapy; in industry, it is used in the automated quality control of industrial production line and the detection of the casting crack and weld crack; in the food safety, it is used for food preservation, food sterilization; in agriculture, it is mainly used for radiation breeding, isotopic tracing and radiation disinfestation. Among them, radiation breeding is the use of ionizing radiation to treated with crops to induce mutations, then choosing good variation individuals to cultivate to obtain new varieties; isotopic tracing is the technology that introduce the radioisotope into the body of plants and animals, and then research the growth rhythm or the absorption condition of nutrition of plants and animals by using the radiation detector to track the absorption, accumulation and transfer conditions of isotopes in the body; while the radiation disinfestation is a method that uses radiation source to irradiate injurious insect, resulting in dominant lethal mutations in the body of insects and causing the abnormal mitotic, then overwhelming numbers of sterile insects are released into the wild.

Tungsten alloy shielding is widely used in the agriculture field due to its excellent radiation shielding performance. Radiation can cause harm to human body by accelerating the decline of the cells, causing cell abnormalities or inhibiting the generation of new cells, or causing changes in the body's biochemical reactions. Long-term exposure to radiation can also lead to serious damage to human organs and systems, as well as causing leukemia, cancer, reproductive system diseases, aplastic anemia and other diseases. Thus, people should pay attention to use the tungsten shielding for the application of radiation technology in agriculture to shield and absorb radiation. Scientists have discovered that the radiation shielding property of a metal material increases with its density, the higher density means the better radiation absorption capacity and radiation shielding ability. Compared to other traditional materials (such as lead), tungsten alloy has higher density, therefore tungsten alloy shielding has better radiation shielding performance. And tungsten alloy shielding is non-toxic and is extremely environmentally friendly shielding material.

 

 

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