High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring

To establish in-situ fluidized coal mining technology and a theory of mining mechanics for deep coal resources, it is crucial to obtain a “fidelity rock core” that maintains deep in-situ conditions to understand the physical mechanics of deep rock. Doing so requires the development of in-situ condit...

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Main Authors: Jianping Yang, Ling Chen, Zhiqiang He, Cong Li, Bo Yu, Zijie Wei, Zhiyu Zhao, Zongxin Hao
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Published: Wiley 2022-01-01
Series:Geofluids
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/1118434
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author Jianping Yang
Ling Chen
Zhiqiang He
Cong Li
Bo Yu
Zijie Wei
Zhiyu Zhao
Zongxin Hao
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Ling Chen
Zhiqiang He
Cong Li
Bo Yu
Zijie Wei
Zhiyu Zhao
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description To establish in-situ fluidized coal mining technology and a theory of mining mechanics for deep coal resources, it is crucial to obtain a “fidelity rock core” that maintains deep in-situ conditions to understand the physical mechanics of deep rock. Doing so requires the development of in-situ condition-preserved coring (ICP-coring) technology. In this work, hollow glass microsphere/epoxy resin (HGM/EP) composite insulation materials with high strengths were prepared. An epoxy resin matrix with high strength and high-temperature resistance was selected from among epoxy resins cured by different curing agents. Then, a series of composite insulation materials with different HGM volume fractions were prepared. The mechanical strengths of the composites decreased with increasing HGM volume fraction. Then, thermal insulation materials suitable for different ICP-coring depths were selected. Changes in the thermal conductivities and mechanical strengths of the composites were characterized after they were subjected to high water pressure (45 MPa). Verification of the applicability of the thermal insulation material under high water pressure (45 MPa) conditions demonstrated that it met the working requirements for the ICP-coring device.
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spelling doaj-art-6d55f023f3a04a3fb080621b12e5884d2025-02-03T01:06:42ZengWileyGeofluids1468-81232022-01-01202210.1155/2022/1118434High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved CoringJianping Yang0Ling Chen1Zhiqiang He2Cong Li3Bo Yu4Zijie Wei5Zhiyu Zhao6Zongxin Hao7Institute of Deep Earth Sciences and Green EnergySchool of Mechanical EngineeringCollege of Water Resource & HydropowerCollege of Water Resource & HydropowerSchool of Mechanical EngineeringCollege of Water Resource & HydropowerInstitute of New Energy and Low-Carbon TechnologyChina Construction First Group the Fifth Construction Co., LtdTo establish in-situ fluidized coal mining technology and a theory of mining mechanics for deep coal resources, it is crucial to obtain a “fidelity rock core” that maintains deep in-situ conditions to understand the physical mechanics of deep rock. Doing so requires the development of in-situ condition-preserved coring (ICP-coring) technology. In this work, hollow glass microsphere/epoxy resin (HGM/EP) composite insulation materials with high strengths were prepared. An epoxy resin matrix with high strength and high-temperature resistance was selected from among epoxy resins cured by different curing agents. Then, a series of composite insulation materials with different HGM volume fractions were prepared. The mechanical strengths of the composites decreased with increasing HGM volume fraction. Then, thermal insulation materials suitable for different ICP-coring depths were selected. Changes in the thermal conductivities and mechanical strengths of the composites were characterized after they were subjected to high water pressure (45 MPa). Verification of the applicability of the thermal insulation material under high water pressure (45 MPa) conditions demonstrated that it met the working requirements for the ICP-coring device.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2022/1118434
spellingShingle Jianping Yang
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Geofluids
title High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring
title_full High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring
title_fullStr High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring
title_full_unstemmed High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring
title_short High-Strength Hollow Glass Microsphere/Epoxy Resin Composite Insulation Materials for Deep In-Situ Condition Preserved Coring
title_sort high strength hollow glass microsphere epoxy resin composite insulation materials for deep in situ condition preserved coring
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