Smart Interactive Paints - The Effect of Dispergation on Color Characteristics

Tatíčková, Zuzana; Zoubek, Michal; Kudláček, Jan; Kuchař, Jiří; Kreibich, Viktor

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-00805-4_15

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“…In this work, the behaviour of coatings with thermochromic pigments with a transition temperature in the 47-52 • C range was investigated. A higher transition temperature was chosen for safety applications [29,30], where the shade change must warn against elevated temperature and thus prevent burns. Other research work has looked at pigments with lower transition temperatures, most commonly in the range of up to 28 • C [18,22,24] or 31 • C [16,25,26].…”

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Behaviour of Thermochromic Coatings under Thermal Exposure

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Interactive thermochromic coatings based on Leuco dye are most commonly used in research for building cooling applications. The coatings developed by the authors are primarily aimed at industrial applications on metal substrates, mainly for safety reasons. Thanks to a higher transition temperature associated with a significant change in shade, they have the potential to prevent burns and can be used as an element of active protection in exposed areas. Interactive thermochromic materials with different base matrices and two dispersion methods have been monitored and tested over the long term to gain an overall impression of their behaviour and applicability. The monitoring of colour characteristics helps to understand the behaviour of the thermochromic pigment in different primer matrices. The values of L*, a*, and b* and the spectral curves measured by a spectrophotometer were compared. Colour differences between the cold and heated conditions were also evaluated. ΔE* values for acrylate polyol reached up to 39. For waterborne paint, they varied according to the method of dispersion—when using a saw tooth stirrer, ΔE* was 23, and when mixing with a rotor-stator device, up to 56. Similarly, for the polyurethane matrix: ΔE* went up to 39 for stirring with a saw tooth stirrer while ΔE* was 64 for the rotor-stator. From the measurement of the behaviour of the coatings during temperature exposure, it can be concluded that most of the samples show a decrease in the transition temperature. Monitoring the behaviour of coatings during cooling is important for choosing a suitable base matrix that will ensure the long-term functionality of the coating and declare the temperature range of its use for safety applications.

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“…Mechanical properties [29] and colour characteristics [30], including the influence of the base matrix and dispergation for the formed coatings, were investigated. For a comprehensive view, the samples were monitored for a long time, and their characteristics were evaluated.…”

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