Sizing Practice of Using Partial Alcoholysis PVA in Polyester Cotton Variety

We used partially alcoholysis PVA-217SB (PVA080-22 & PVA1780) and high-efficiency environmentally friendly pulp together, and added a certain proportion of starch. We conducted experiments on several polyester-cotton varieties, which not only significantly improved the pulp shaft quality, but also greatly reduced the pulp cost.

 

Pulp performance:

The chemical structure of PVA varies depending on the degree of alcoholysis. PVA with an alcoholysis degree of 99.6% is fully alcoholysis, like the PVA-1799 (PVA 100-27) we usually work with. On the other hand, PVA with an alcoholysis degree of 88% is partially alcoholysis, such as PVA-1788 (PVA 088-20) and PVA-217SB. The fully alcoholysis PVA mainly has hydroxyl groups in its structure, whereas the partially alcoholysis version contains some ester groups along with hydroxyl groups. This difference makes their performance quite distinct. For example, when mixing partially hydrolyzed PVA with completely hydrolyzed PVA and starch, the starch ratios needed aren't too different between the two. Generally, it should not exceed 70%, that is, the starch to PVA mixing ratio is generally about 7:3, in order to obtain a slurry with good miscibility. Runli's eco-friendly slurry is a milky white liquid that has over 98% effective ingredients. It has a viscosity of 2 to 8 mPa·s at 20℃ and a pH level between 7.5 and 8.5. This slurry flows well, has good elasticity, strong adhesion, mixes easily with other slurries and additives, and it's simple to remove after use.

 

 

Summary:

(1) From the trial, tracking, and test analysis of Runli slurry and partially hydrolyzed PVA, we found that the slurry flow rate is stable and it is not easy to form sizing skin at low temperature. The thousandth reel is smooth, the sizing yarn feels smooth, and there is less regenerated hairiness.

(2) The new sizing yarn indicators are way better than the old formula. We’ve seen a big drop in loom breakage and a solid increase in the good axis rate and loom efficiency.

(3) The use of Runli sizing agent and partially alcoholysis PVA (PVA-217SB) sizing agent has greatly reduced the sizing cost.

 

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The Japanese TIMs market is expected to reach 700 million US dollars in 2032

With the continuous innovation and expansion of Japan's electronics industry, the demand for thermal interface materials (TIMs) in the country is also growing significantly. The TIM market plays a critical role in managing heat in electronic devices to ensure their longevity and optimal performance.

Renowned for its robust technological ecosystem and high-quality manufacturing standards, Japan's market is expected to grow from $261.5 million in 2023 to $740.4 million by 2032, according to forecasts by Report Ocean Co., Ltd. This growth represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.64% from 2024 to 2032, highlighting the industry's immense potential and the expanding applications of TIMs across various sectors.

 

thermal interface materials (TIMs) AlN powder

 

Market Dynamics

Growth Drivers:

The rapid expansion of Japan's thermal materials market is fueled by the ongoing evolution of electronic devices such as smartphones, laptops, and other household appliances, which require advanced thermal management solutions to keep up with increasing processing power. Additionally, the rise of the automotive industry, particularly electric vehicles (EVs), is a major contributing factor. These vehicles rely on efficient thermal management systems to maintain battery performance and safety, thereby driving demand for high-performance TIMs.

Challenges:

Despite the optimistic outlook, the market faces several hurdles, including the high cost of advanced materials and the technical difficulties of integrating them into existing manufacturing processes. Furthermore, Japan's stringent environmental regulations on the production and disposal of chemical materials pose additional barriers for market players.

 

Opportunities:

The shift toward renewable energy and the growing adoption of hybrid and electric vehicles are opening new avenues for TIMs. Innovations in material science, offering eco-friendly alternatives with high thermal conductivity, may also create lucrative opportunities for market leaders.

 

AlN in heat-conducting glue

 

Competitive Landscape

Japan's TIM market is highly competitive, with both domestic and international manufacturers driving growth. Companies are increasing investments in R&D to push the performance boundaries of these materials. Strategic alliances and acquisitions are also common as firms seek to strengthen their product portfolios and expand their market presence.

Technological Advancements

Technological innovation is at the core of the TIM market's expansion in Japan. Recent developments in nanotechnology and the introduction of hybrid materials that combine the thermal conductivity of metals with the flexibility of polymers are poised to revolutionize the industry. These advancements not only enhance the performance of TIMs but also improve their adaptability to high-stress environments in advanced electronics and automotive applications.

Market Segmentation

The market can be segmented by type, including greases & adhesives, tapes & films, gap fillers, metal-based TIMs, and others. Each segment addresses specific needs across different applications, with greases and adhesives dominating the market due to their ease of use and thermal management efficiency. Application areas span electronics, automotive, telecommunications, and more, demonstrating the broad utility of TIMs across industries.

Outlook

The future of Japan's TIM market is set for significant transformation. Ongoing research and technological advancements are likely to yield new materials that redefine thermal management in electronics and beyond. As Japan continues to lead in technological innovation, the TIM market is expected to offer substantial growth opportunities for investors and companies alike.

 

AlN in thermal conductivity adhesive

 

About Xiamen Jucheng Technology Co., Ltd. 

Xiamen Jucheng Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D, production and sales of aluminum nitride (AlN) powder and AlN ceramic products. The company's core products include high-purity aluminum nitride powder, AlN ceramic substrates, AlN heat sinks and precision structural components, which are widely used in semiconductor packaging, 5G communications, new energy vehicles, power electronics, aerospace and other fields.

Juci Technology possesses advanced aluminum nitride powder synthesis technologies (such as carbothermal reduction method) and ceramic forming processes (including tape casting, dry pressing, and high-temperature sintering), ensuring its products exhibit excellent properties such as high thermal conductivity (170-200 W/mK), high insulation, and low thermal expansion. The company's AlN ceramic products have been successfully applied in high-end applications including IGBT modules, LED chip heat dissipation, and RF devices, contributing to the domestic substitution of imported materials.

Leveraging its independent R&D capabilities, the company continuously optimizes material performance and maintains close collaboration with upstream and downstream partners in the industrial chain. Committed to becoming a leading domestic aluminum nitride materials supplier, Juci Technology is driving the autonomous and controllable development of China's high-end electronic ceramic industry.

 

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How to use Aluminum nitride fillers?

With the miniaturization and high degree of integration of electronic products and their devices, the problem of heat dissipation has become an important bottleneck restricting the development of electronic technology, which determines the effectiveness of heat dissipation of thermal interface materials, such as thermal conductive composite materials are more and more attention.

At present, commercial thermally conductive composites are generally made of organic materials and thermally conductive filler composite. As the thermal conductivity of organic materials is very low, generally less than 0.5W/m-K, so the thermal conductivity of thermally conductive composite materials is mainly determined by the thermal conductivity filler.

The thermal conductivity of common polymer matrix and thermally conductive fillers The most widely used fillers on the market are oxide fillers represented by alumina and so on, but the intrinsic thermal conductivity of alumina is only 38~42W/m-K, which is limited by the fact that it will be very difficult to prepare thermally conductive composites to meet the market demand for future heat dissipation materials.

In contrast, the theoretical thermal conductivity of AlN is as high as 320W/m-K, and it has excellent properties such as small coefficient of thermal expansion, good insulating properties, low dielectric constant, and matching with the expansion coefficient of silicon, so the preparation of thermally conductive composites by using AlN powder as a filler has been highly sought after in recent years.

 

AlN filler

 

A key problem must be solved

Although the comprehensive performance of aluminum nitride is much better than alumina, beryllium oxide and silicon carbide, and is considered to be the ideal material for highly integrated semiconductor substrate and electronic device packaging, but it has an unpleasant place, that is, it is easy to absorb water in the air hydrolysis reaction occurs, so that the surface of the coating on a layer of aluminum hydroxide film, resulting in the interruption of the thermal conductivity pathway and the phonon transmission is affected, and the filling of the large content of its polymer viscosity will increase greatly, not conducive to molding and processing. The viscosity of the polymer is greatly increased by its large filling content, which is unfavorable to the molding process.

In order to overcome the above problems, surface modification of the thermally conductive particles is necessary to improve the interfacial bonding between the two. At present, there are two main methods to modify the surface of inorganic particles, one is the surface chemical reaction method, which is a small molecule such as coupling agent adsorption or reaction on the surface of inorganic particles. The other is the surface grafting method, which is the grafting reaction between the polymer monomer and the hydroxyl group on the surface of the inorganic particles.

Currently commonly used are coupling agent surface modifications such as silane and titanate coupling agents and other types of surface treatment agents. Surface grafting offers greater flexibility than surface chemical reaction methods in that it allows the selection of monomers and grafting reaction processes that satisfy the conditions based on different characterization needs.

 AlN powder

 

Influence of particle size and shape on thermal conductive materials

The effect of aluminum nitride particle size on the thermal conductivity of polymer composites is mainly manifested in two aspects. On the one hand, the small specific surface area of the large-size filler, the smaller the area of the interfacial layer it forms, i.e., the smaller the thermal interfacial resistance, the higher the thermal conductivity obtained theoretically; however, the stacking density of the small-size filler is higher, so that it can effectively reduce the voids and improve the thermal conductivity.

Isn't this a contradiction? Is it better to have a larger or smaller particle size? In fact, the aluminum nitride filler particle size is too large or too small are not good, too large to lead to the stacking density is small and uneven distribution, thermal conductivity decreases. Particle size is too small, resulting in more interfaces, thermal resistance, and small particle size filler is easier to gather, causing the viscosity of the system to rise, resulting in the existence of voids in the polymer, making the polymer mechanical and thermal properties of the decline.

 

AlN powder

 

Therefore, we require that the particle size be "neither too large nor too small", but this is difficult to meet the ideal requirement.So people thought of a good way - the use of different particle size particles compounding. Selected particles of different sizes as a mixture of filler filled into the matrix material, the large particles constitute the main thermal pathway, the small particles will be filled into the gap between the large particles in order to form a richer thermal conductivity of the network, so as to realize the composite material thermal conductivity improved.

Different sizes of thermally conductive AlN filler particles grading schematic again, the shape of the filler (whiskers, fibrous, flaky, spherical) on the thermal conductivity of the material has an impact on the formation of thermally conductive pathway is: whiskers> fibrous> flaky> spherical, but the formation of spherical filler packing density is the largest in the high filler, does not lead to a sharp increase in the viscosity, but in the industry is the most widely used. In addition, the processing process also affects the application effect of aluminum nitride in polymer thermal conductive materials, this is because the processing process affects the dispersion and distribution of fillers in the matrix, the dispersion state of fillers in the matrix will affect the formation of thermal conductive pathways in the composite material, thus affecting the thermal conductivity of the composite material. According to the different forms of polymer composite, the processing and molding methods can be divided into solution mixing, powder mixing, melt mixing three ways, and its effect on the improvement of thermal conductivity presents the following characteristics: powder mixing > solution mixing > melt mixing.

 

Schematic diagram of particle size distribution of thermal conductive fillers of different sizes

 

About Xiamen Juci Technology Co., Ltd.

Xiamen Juci Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise dedicated to the R&D, production, and sales of high-performance aluminum nitride (AlN) materials. As a leading AlN filler supplier, we specialize in delivering premium Aluminum nitride heat dissipation products and tailored solutions for industries such as electronics, semiconductors, and aerospace.

One of our key strengths is effectively mitigating the hydrolysis issue of AlN, ensuring superior material stability and performance. With exceptional product quality and customer-centric service, Xiamen Juci has earned the trust of clients worldwide.

 

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What is the approximate usage of polyacrylamide in different fields?

The dosage of polyacrylamide (PAM) in different fields needs to be adjusted according to factors such as water quality, process, molecular weight, etc. The following is the reference range and key information integration of typical application scenarios:

 

1. Water treatment field

Industrial wastewater treatment

 

Coal washing wastewater: The dosage is about 30-110 kg/thousand tons of wastewater. It is necessary to select a cationic or anionic type with a molecular weight of 12 million to 16 million according to the water quality15.

Chemical wastewater: The dosage is generally 50-120 kg/thousand tons of wastewater, which needs to be adjusted according to the type of pollutants18.

Bleaching/dyeing/papermaking wastewater: Due to the complexity of pollutants, the dosage is relatively high, about 100-300 kg/thousand tons of wastewater18.

Electroplating wastewater: It is recommended not to exceed 50 kg/thousand tons of wastewater to avoid excessive impact on water quality18.

Urban sewage and sludge dehydration

 

Sludge dehydration: The recommended dosage of cationic type (ionic degree 40-50) is 4 kg/ton of dry sludge, which needs to be adjusted in combination with sludge moisture content, filter pressing process, etc. 810.

Domestic sewage: Usually the solution is prepared at a concentration of 0.1-0.2%, and the dosage is 2-5 g/ton of water (such as biochemical process) 713.

2. Mining and construction fields

Mineral processing and sand washing

 

Coal sludge water treatment: The dosage of anionic type is about 4 g/ton of water, which needs to be adjusted in combination with flocculation effect 10.

Sand and gravel sand washing wastewater: The dosage is about 5-10 g/ton of water, which can significantly improve the sedimentation efficiency 36.

Concrete additives

 

When used as a thickener, it is usually added at a ratio of 1.2 kg/ton of concrete, and a high molecular weight model needs to be selected to increase viscosity 10.

3. Oilfield and Agriculture

Oilfield Exploration

When used to enhance the permeability of oil layers, the amount of cationic type needs to be determined through experiments, and usually the adsorption stability and oil well conditions need to be considered16.

Soil Improvement

When preventing soil erosion, the recommended application amount is 10 mg/kg soil (US standard), which needs to be dynamically adjusted in combination with soil salinity12.

4. Other Industrial Applications

Paper Retention/Filtration Aid: The dosage is about 5-10 g/ton of pulp, which can increase the fiber retention rate1015.

Food/Cosmetics Thickening: Prepare the solution at a concentration of 3‰, and the specific dosage needs to be adjusted according to the product viscosity requirements14.

Precautions

Dissolution and Concentration: PAM needs to be prepared into a 0.1-0.2% solution for use. Insufficient or excessive dissolution will affect the effect711.

Molecular Weight Selection: For example, it is recommended to use a molecular weight of 8 million to 12 million for sludge dewatering, while industrial wastewater requires a higher molecular weight515.

Dynamic adjustment: The actual dosage needs to be determined through beaker experiment combined with water quality testing to avoid excessive dosage leading to increased costs or secondary pollution28.

How to make ABS plastic more heat resistant?

Improving ABS Heat Resistance: YangchenTech’s Styrene-NPMI-MAH Copolymer

 

Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS) is a widely used plastic prized for its strength, toughness, and ease of processing. However, its heat resistance is inherently limited.This blog will explain why ABS has these limitations and explore ways to improve its thermal performance—with a focus on chemical modifiers. Next, we’ll explore how YangchenTech’s styrene-NPMI-MAH copolymer, a powerful ABS heat modifier, can significantly improve ABS’s thermal stability.

 

Styrene-NPMI-MAH Copolymer

Styrene-NPMI-MAH Copolymer Manufactured by YANGCHEN TECH 

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Basic Information

 

Test Item Test Standards Test Data
Molecular weight and distribution GPC Mw=12~16*104.PDI=2.0~3.0
Glass transition temperaturehttps://www.yangchentech.com℃ DSC 160~210℃(Adjustable)
Initial decomposition temperaturehttps://www.yangchentech.com℃ TGA 395-405℃
Density  ASTM-D792 1.00~1.15ghttps://www.yangchentech.comcm3
Appearance NG Off-white powder

 

 

1.Why is standard ABS heat resistant?

 

ABS’s modest heat resistance limit stems from its molecular structure. As an amorphous material, it has no clear melting point—above the glass transition temperature (about 100°C), it softens. Even under moderate loads, unreinforced ABS deforms by about 1% at about 88-98°C. This is consistent with industry data: standard ABS can only be used continuously at temperatures around 80°C. In fact, once ABS approaches 100°C, it “becomes very soft and cannot hold its shape under pressure.” Its rubbery butadiene phase (Tg about -90°C) has good impact toughness, but no heat resistance. In short, ABS’s styrene-acrylonitrile matrix is ​​not rigid enough at high temperatures to maintain mechanical properties. As one review notes, ABS’s thermal stability is “quite low,” which limits its use in high-temperature environments, such as unreinforced automotive interiors.

 

2. Strategies to improve ABS’s thermal performance

 

To overcome these limitations, engineers have used several strategies: