Preparation and properties of halogen-free flame retardant PE based wood-plastic composite materials

Abstract

ABSTRACT The experiment carried out halogen-free flame retardant modification treatment on polyethylene-based wood-plastic composite materials. The results showed that after adding flame retardant, the ignition time of the material increased to 76 seconds, an increase of 22 seconds. At combustion temperatures above 530°C, only a small amount of the material’s residue continues to evaporate. When the temperature rises to 800°C, the difference in the residual carbon content of the samples gradually becomes larger. The residual carbon content of sample 1# is only 10.1%. At this time, the residual carbon content of samples 7#, 8# and 9# are respectively Reaching 27.12%, 27.09% and 25.60%. The above results show that the thermal stability of composite materials has been greatly improved after adding nano-flame retardants, providing new ideas and methods for the application of flame retardant and halogen-free flame retardant materials of wood-plastic composites.