PTFE proton membrane application
At present, new energy has become a strategic development area that the country attaches great importance to. Major enterprises and universities are increasing their efforts to carry out technical research. With the manpower With the investment of resources and resources, it is foreseeable that fuel cell-related industries will explode in the near future, including materials such as polytetrafluoroethylene proton membrane.
Currently, perfluorosulfonic acid proton exchange membranes are mainly used on the market. In terms of production technology, the most commonly used processing methods of the current mainstream perfluorosulfonic acid PEM are hot melt extrusion film forming method and solution casting film forming method. . Although perfluorosulfonate PEM is currently the most widely used, it still has the disadvantages of higher cost, poor dimensional stability, and increased temperature that reduces proton conductivity.
Polytetrafluoroethylene proton membrane is an excellent polymer material that is resistant to high temperatures, corrosion resistance, excellent dielectric properties, stable chemical properties and good mechanical properties, so it is It is widely used in all aspects of engineering, military and life. However, polytetrafluoroethylene polymer is non-polar and its surface free energy is very low, which makes its surface wetting and hydrophilic properties very poor, which affects its wide application in actual production.
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