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Alkali-metal silicate binders and methods of manufacture
A paint binder is described which uses a potassium or sodium silicate dispersion having a silicon dioxide to alkali-metal oxide mol ratio of from 4.8:1 to 6.0:1. The binder exhibits stability during both manufacture and storage. The process of making the binder is predictable and repeatable and the binder may be made with inexpensive components. The high mol ratio is achieved with the inclusion of a silicon dioxide hydrogel. The binder, which also employs a silicone, is in the final form of a hydrogel sol
Inorganic paint is durable, fireproof, easy to apply
Inorganic paint with a water-potassium silicate base is impervious to water. It is also fireproof and adheres to various surfaces exposed to wide temperature fluctuations
Potassium silicate-zinc oxide solution for metal finishes
Examples of zinc dust formulations, which are not subject to cracking or crazing, are fire retardant, and have high adhesive qualities, are listed. The potassium silicate in these formulations has mol ratios of dissolved silica potassium oxide in the range 4.8 to 1 - 5.3 to 1
Fire resistant coating composition Patent
Fireproof potassium silicate coating composition, insoluble in water after applicatio
Diffusely reflecting paints including polytetrafluoroethylene and method of manufacture
The invention pertains to a high diffuse, reflective paint comprising an alcohol soluble binder, polytetrafluoroethylene (TFE) and an alcohol for coating a substrate and forming an optical reference with a superior Lambertian characteristic. A method for making the paint by first mixing the biner and alcohol, and thereafter by mixing in outgassed TFE is described. A wetting agent may be employed to aid the mixing process
Alkali metal silicate protective coating Patent
Composition and production method of alkali metal silicate paint with ultraviolet reflection propertie
Formulation procedures, rationale, and preliminary IMP-H flight data for silicone paints with improved stability
Results are given of a class of silicone paints undergoing space qualification on IMP-H. In addition to ultraviolet irradiation, samples are presently reclining about 10 to the 16th power solar wind protons per year. Preliminary data, covering the time span of the first anniversary, give incremental solar absorptances of 0.03 for two white paints, and 0.01 for leafing aluminum and a green tinted white paint. Complementing these data are complete descriptions of techniques used in making these paints, stabilizing the zinc oxide pigment, and choosing a solvent. Outgassing characteristics of finished coatings are also included. An attempt toward unification of these various aspects of the aerospace paint problem is provided through documented photochemical reactions, and a generalized band representation of the problem and its solutions
Temperature of a gray body most closely fit- ting the solar extraterrestrial spectrum
Temperature measurements of black body most closely fitting solar extraterrestrial spectru
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