Method of preparing an adsorption material for a vaporizer
OwnerBen Wen, Adela Alasinventors
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Abstract
A method of preparing a porous and permeable adsorption material for a vaporizer utilizes a mixing step; a kneading step; a molding step; a drying step; a first holding step; a calcining step; a second holding step; a forming step; a third holding step; and a producing step. The raw materials include particulates of silicon carbide of 50-85 weight percent, a binder of 1-30 weight percent, a pore forming agent of 5-35 weight percent, and a surfactant of 0.15-7.5 weight percent. Once these raw material components are mixed, then adding water of 5 weight percent to 35 weight percent while kneading to form a wetted mixture of raw materials. The remaining steps describe a molding and heating regimen.
Claims20
A method of preparing a porous and permeable adsorption material for a vaporizer, the method comprising the steps of:
- creating a mixture of raw materials, the mixture comprising:
- a silicon carbide particulate;
- a binder;
- a pore forming agent;
- and a surfactant;
- the mixture having the following weight percentages:
- silicon carbide powder 50-85 weight percent, binder 1-30 weight percent, pore forming agent 5-35 weight percent, and surfactant 0.15-7.5 weight percent;
- adding water to the mixture of raw materials while kneading to form a wetted mixture of raw materials, the water comprising from 5 weight percent to 35 weight percent of the mixture of raw materials;
- molding the wetted mixture of raw materials into a shaped body;
- heating the shaped body at a heating rate of 0.5-2.5 degrees Centigrade per minute to a drying temperature between 120 and 200 degrees Centigrade;
- maintaining the drying temperature for 2-10 hours;
- raising the drying temperature to a calcination temperature of 550-650 degrees Centigrade at heating rate of 1 to 6 degrees Centigrade per minute;
- maintaining the calcination temperature for 1 to 5 hours;
- increasing the calcination temperature to a final forming temperature at 750-1100 degrees Centigrade at a heating rate of 1 to 15 degrees Centigrade per minute;
- maintaining the final forming temperature for 0.5 to 5 hours;
- and
- cooling to room temperature to produce a porous and permeable adsorption material.
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