Nederlandse Vereniging van Verftechnici (NVVT) Bond voor Materialenkennis Uitnodiging Studiemiddag: Bindmiddelen De Nederlandse Vereniging van Verftechnici nodigt u uit voor een studiemiddag op: Dinsdag 25 november 2014 In congrescentrum ‘t Veerhuis, Nijemonde 4, 3434 AZ Nieuwegein-Zuid Aanvang registratie Studiemiddag Sluiting vanaf 12.30 uur met koffie en broodjes 13.30 uur 16.35 uur Programma 12.30 uur Ontvangst en registratie met koffie en broodjes 13.30 uur Opening door de heer P. Geurink – voorzitter NVVT 13.35 uur High-throughput PAINT optimization by use of a pigment dispersing polymer S. J. Bohorquez, P. van den Berg, J. Akkerman, D. Mestach, Nuplex BV, Bergen op Zoom, The Netherlands S. van Loon, J. Repp, VLCI Van Loon Chemical Innovations, Amsterdam, The Netherlands The formulation of a waterborne (WB) coating is usually a time consuming process in order to ensure an excellent coating performance. It implies an excellent synergy among different components such as binders, plasticizers, wetting agents, and pigments among others. The use of WB polymer particles to stabilize and grind inorganic pigment particles during this coating formulation process, may add some degrees of complexity in the formulation of paints. In the last decade industry and academia have shown an increased interest in High-Throughput-Experimentation (HTE) for the understanding of different phenomena regarding paints and coatings. This work describes the use of HTE as a solution to the effective formulation and further optimization of waterborne coatings employing pigment dispersing polymer colloids. In this investigation both the binder and the pigment dispersing polymer employed for the coating preparation were synthesized by emulsion polymerization techniques. Subsequently a HTE workflow was developed including advanced methods for: 1) Design of 4 component mixture experiment (wt. % pigment stabilizer, Type of TiO2, Type of wetting agent and Type of cosolvent); 2) Rapid-high-speed mixing and automatized preparation of 36 pigment dispersions followed by their respective formulated coatings; 3) Response evaluation; 4) Model fitting and optimization and 5) validation of the model predictions. The results demonstrate an extensive coating performance evaluation and a better understanding of the pigment stabilization mechanism within a substantially reduced time frame when compared to regular bench evaluation. Moreover, the further optimization of this pigment dispersing polymer colloid allowed exploiting its potential for enhancing properties like: gloss, opacity, stain resistance, paint stability and TiO2 consumption. 14.15 uur Hyperbranched Polyesterols as Co-binder to Improve Acrylate Based 2K PUR Coatings Harald Schäfer, David Türp, Rainer Erhardt, Daniel Flojhar, Thorsten Pauen, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen, Germany For environmental and workers protection in the field of polyurethane coatings, conventional solvent borne systems systematically are substituted by more modern solutions. One of these is the use of high solids solvent borne 2K PUR coatings. A preferred way to achieve high solid content is the reduction of molecular weight of polyols and/or glass transition temperature. Unfortunately this leads to drop of curing speed and may hamper end hardness and resistance of the cured film. Applicants look for solutions which overcome these problems, and might simultaneously improve properties such as curing speed with pot-life, resistances with scratch resistance / reflow, hardness with elasticity for high solids coatings. (Hyper)branched structures often have been discussed in respect to intrinsically more globular shapes at high functionality and reduced entanglement of chains, thus providing low viscosities and simultaneously fast curing and high cross-link density and good coating property profile. So far, neither (hyper)branched polyisocyanates nor (hyper)branched polyalcohols became widely used so far. In this presentation it is shown that 2K PUR systems based on low molecular weight polyacrylates and polyisocyanates can be improved in curing and lacquer performance by addition of certain (hyper)branched polyesters as (co)-binder. 14.55 uur Pauze 15.15 uur Novel concepts for hydrophobic 100% PU coatings based on renewable resources Hartmutt Ottensman, Antropol Kunststoff GmbH, Stockelsdorf, Germany The market of renewable raw materials for the production of 100% PU coatings is getting more and more important. At the end of the day, every coating has to fulfil the highest mechanical and chemical requirements in order to be competitive. Altropol has started this development in 1998 and is now able to offer solvent free, high-end products for coatings which are insensitive to water. The paper will show a comparison of standard 2pack PU coatings versus new 2-pack Polyurethanes based on renewable resources with highest hydrophobic properties. This essay will also include a comparison of aromatic and aliphatic crosslinked coatings. 15.55 uur Bringing aliphatic polyurea technology to the next level: Low viscous solvent-free polyaspartic construction coatings Karl-Heinz Wührer, Bayer AG, Leverkusen, Germany The chemistry of polyaspartic coatings, first introduced in the early 1990s, is today a well-established state-of-the-art technology. It is based on the reaction of an aliphatic polyisocyanate with a polyaspartic-ester and results in an aliphatic polyurea. Due to their unique property profile polyaspartic coatings are used today in a large variety of applications, e.g. coatings for steel and concrete towers and rotor blades of wind energy devices, protective coatings for steel structures like bridges, ACE and flooring applications and as chain-extenders for polyurea spray coatings. Regarding to existing VOC regulations, i.e. AgBB in Germany, it is impossible to use solvents for the formulation of coating systems for construction applications, like flooring. In addition these coatings are typically applied by roller or brush at ambient temperatures. With the existing product portfolio of polyaspartic-esters it is very difficult to nearly impossible to formulate manually applicable coatings as the viscosity of these products is too high. Resent research lead to the development of a new low viscous polyaspartic ester based on a more flexible amine. This product combines a low viscosity with an appropriate curing profile at ambient temperatures. It is typically used as a co-binder in combination with exiting products like Desmophen NH 1420. Another obstacle for flooring applications is the lack of flexibility respectively the right combination of flexibility and toughness of existing polyaspartic coatings systems. Therefore a new flexible aliphatic polyisocyanate prepolymer was developed. Within the presentation it will be shown that by combining these newly developed products one is able to formulate polyaspartic ester based coatings combining ease of use for roller or brush application at ambient temperatures and a unique combination of flexibility and toughness. This opens up a completely new range of applications for the polyaspartics technology. 16.35 uur Sluiting, hapje, drankje DEELNAMEKOSTEN Leden BvM/NVVT Leden BvM Niet leden Senioren en studenten Nederlandse bedrijven gratis € 61,00 (incl. 21% BTW) € 73,20 (incl. 21% BTW) Buitenlandse bedrijven gratis € 50,42 (BTW verlegd) € 60,50 (BTW verlegd) Geen BTW nummer gratis € 61,00 (incl. 21% BTW) € 73,20 (incl. 21% BTW) € 30,50 (incl. 21% BTW) Betaling bij de registratie met gepast geld wordt op prijs gesteld. 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