CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
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Carbodeon NanoMaterials Realising Diamond Superior Potential Within Thermal Management Gavin Farmer – Carbodeon Business Development 13.11.2013
Material selection: Compromise….. Won’t meet Extreme Compromise next gen. Too brittle material material Too expensive product specs Doesn’t fit Not strong manufacturing enough process
Material design: Combine….. Extreme Compromise material material Fillers Base Polymer & Too expensive Binders
Material design: Combine….. ……. and Optimise Extreme Compromise material material Fillers Something Base Polymer & Too expensive Extreme! Binders Optimised properties, process, cost.
Carbodeon NanoDiamond – Extreme Material. Strength Chemically Inert Hardness Optical Properties Surface Dielectric Friction Thermal Conductivity
Carbodeon NanoDiamond – Extreme Material. Strength Chemically Inert Hardness Optical Properties Surface Dielectric Friction Thermal Conductivity With some unusual combinations
Polymer Coatings NanoDiamond powder, suspension, or dispersion Hard particles bonded to parent material. Polymer reinforced/ restructured at molecular scale 1. PTFE and FEP coatings – aqueous and solvent. Wear improvement up to 50% Friction reduction up to 66% Surface finish improved 85% 2. Consumer product: unnamed coating formulations on unnamed products: Wear performance improved by >3X
Plating and Anodising Nanodiamond suspension or dispersion added to solutions Finer grain structure + embedded hard particles 1. Industrial machine parts with hard chrome: durability improved from 3.5 to 5.5 years 2. Gold plated electrical connectors: wear performance improved by 100% 3. Electroless nickel: Microhardness increased from 800 HV to almost 1100 HV
Thermal Management Nanodiamond powders added to existing polymers & composites Thermal conductivity without compromise to other properties Electronics & Displays: Thermal, dielectric and optical properties LED & OLED: Thermal, dielectric and optical properties Low Carbon Vehicles: Additional Structural, frictional, lightweighting &Tg improvements
Where, What, & How Detonation Produced Nanodiamond – 4-6 nm diamond particles
Where, What, & How Detonation Produced Nanodiamond – 4-6 nm diamond particles Sp3 Diamond Graphitic facets Core
Where, What, & How Detonation Produced Nanodiamond – 4-6 nm diamond particles Sp3 Diamond Graphitic facets Core With surface functional groups
uDiamond® Grades Blend grade: also contains graphite Agglomerated, purified NanoDiamond grades Nanodiamond Graphite Metallic impurity
uDiamond® Grades Blend grade: also contains graphite Agglomerated, purified NanoDiamond grades Tuned & Monofunctionalised Surface Chemistry Nanodiamond Graphite Metallic impurity
uDiamond® Grades Blend grade: also contains graphite Agglomerated, purified NanoDiamond grades Tuned & Monofunctionalised Surface Chemistry Single digit, fully-dispersed, high end grades with choice of solvents Nanodiamond Graphite Metallic impurity
uDiamond® Portfolio The Carbodeon Difference: Purity Choice of Surface Chemistry Dispersion Stability Choice of Solvents Application Development New Materials pipeline Powders Suspensions Dispersions
uDiamond® Portfolio - Vivace and Andante – Tuned Chemistry uDiamond Vivace Vivace – A zeta-positive, 5 wt.% aqueous ND 40 suspension 20 0 ZP (mV) – Agglomerated, zeta potential up to + 37 Zeta Potential (mV) 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 -20 mV -40 – Standard grade for plating within acidic -60 region pH uDiamond Andante Andante – A zeta-positive, 5 wt.% aqueous ND 60 dispersion 50 – Dispersion stable within pH range of 3 to 6 40 ZP (mV) – Zeta potential up to + 52 mV Zeta potential (mV) 30 20 – Special grade for plating within acidic 10 region 0 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 pH Singe Digit ND Dispersion Dispersion D90 = 4.6 nm stable within pH 3 to 6
uDiamond® Portfolio – Vox COOH - Monofunctionalised Chemistry A new, patented highly zeta Singe Digit ND Particle size distribution negative nanodiamond material Dispersion – Fully carboxylated surface D90 = 6.61 nm – Zeta potentials up to -71 mV – Dispersion stable in pH 5 to 12 Morpohology 20 Dispersion stability in pH range 2 to 13 – Powders 10 0 – Aqueous dispersion , 5 wt.% -10 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 – NMP, 2 wt % -20 zp (mV) -30 – NEP, 1 wt% -40 -50 – Other solvents on their way -60 Applications -70 -80 – Paints, resins, fluoropolymer pH – Thermal polymers Robust stability within pH 5 to 12
“Hydrogen” Development Product H New, patented highly zeta Singe Digit ND positive nanodiamond powder Dispersion and dispersion D90 = 4.91 nm – Fully hydrogenated surface – Reduced hydrophilicity – Zeta potentials up to + 68 mV Dispersion stability in pH range 2 to 13 – Dispersion stable in pH 3 to 9 70 60 Morphology 50 – Powders 40 – Aqueous dispersion , 3.5 wt.%Zeta potential (mV) 30 – Other solvents on their way 20 10 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Robust stability pH within pH 3 to 9
Where, What, & How Unfortunately, it isn’t as simple as this! UC IC E SA AG M
Where, What, & How NanoDiamond Material Selection Material and Dispersion Process Methods & Understanding Process Optimisation Property Requirements, Test Methods, Communication Economics
Application Example: PA66 Thermoplastic with Improved Thermal Conductivity
PA-66 Thermal Compounds Applications – Electronics industries - Thermal interfaces – LED and OLED lightning systems – Automotive components ● E-drive systems ● Lithium ion batteries Existing solutions: – Up to 50 wt.% mineral filler loadings ● Boron nitride and aluminum oxide particles ● Higher concentrations result in impaired mechanical properties, heavy wear of processing tools and excessive compound weight
PA-66 Thermally Conducting and Electrically Insulating Compound Carbodeon objective: – Enhanced heat dissipation – Reduced tool wear – Improved or enhanced compound mechanical properties – Reduced component weight and size – Reduced cost? How: – Capitalizing diamond thermal conductivity, ND particle small size and spherical form – Optimizing electrostatic interaction between parent polymer and ND additive, by ND surface optimization – Agglomeration control, via optimized processing
Nanodiamond – Advanced Thermal Additive for Polymers Material properties – Diamond thermal conductivity Materials, Thermal Conductivity, W/mK – Dielectric constant: 3.4 – Electric resistivity: 7.5 x 109 Ohms per meter 2500 – Small sized, spherical Diamond – Density: 3.1 – 3.2 g/cm3 2000 – Highly tunable surface for optimizing affinity to parent polymer 1500 – Ability to improve both thermal and mechanical 1000 properties 500Silver Copper Gold Carbodeon activity 0 – Carbodeon active within both thermoplastic, thermoset and other heat dissipation materials – Patented results
Compound Manufacturing and Analyses Materials: – PA-66: Zytel 135F – Boron Nitride: ESK Boronid® thermal filler, 15 μm – Nanodiamond: Carbodeon various high end nanodiamond powders Processing: – Compounding: Xplore15 micro-compounder – Injection molding: Thermo-Haake Minijet, 25*25*3 mm mold z Thermal analyses: y – Laser flash method (ISO 18755; LFA 447, Netzsch GmbH) ● The measured value is thermal diffusivity a, which value is measured in three spatial directions, i.e. x-, y, and z directions (through-plane = z-sample, in-plane parallel to the molding direction = y-sample, in- plane perpendicular to the molding direction = x-sample). The measurements were carried out at room temperature (25 °C). The x sample densities (ρ) were measured by the Archimedes method. The measurement on the z-sample was used to calculate the specific heat CP. Using the density ρ, CP, and a, the thermal conductivity was calculated according to l =a·CP·ρ.
PA-66 Thermal Compound, 20 wt.% Overall Filler Loading References: neat PA-66; compound 1,6 20 wt.% BN loading 1,4 Thermal conductivity in W/mK Processing: 1,2 – Ball milled: BN + ND 1 powder ball milled and extruded in one 0,8 in-plane (x/y) sequence Average (x/y/z) 0,6 > 22% improvement in overall 0,4 thermal conductivity by replacing 1.5 wt.% of 0,2 commercial solution filler 0 loadings with ND’s PA-66 20 BN 18.5 + 1.5, ball milled High grade ND, partially optimized electrostatic interaction
PA-66 Thermal Compound, 45 wt.% Overall Loading References: neat PA-66; compound 5 45 wt.% BN loading 4,5 4 Thermal coductivity in W/mK Processing: 3,5 – Ball milled: BN + ND powder ball milled and 3 extruded in one 2,5 in-plane (x/y) sequence 2 Average (x/y/z) Ball milling clearly improving 1,5 the performance 1 More with Less: > 25% 0,5 improvement in overall thermal 0 PA-66 45 BN 44.9 + 0.1, ball milled conductivity by replacing only 0.1 wt.% of the 45 wt.% filler loading with ND’s High grade ND, optimized electrostatic interaction
Conclusions It was proven that already extremely small amounts of NanoDiamond thermal additives can catalyze the thermoplastic thermal compound overall thermal conductivity Success factors – Optimization of nanodiamond thermal filler electrostatic interaction with thermal filler, via correct nanodiamond materials selection – Nanodiamond agglomeration control, in this case by subjecting nanodiamond powder into ball milling together with boron nitride thermal filler before compound manufacturing Carbodeon active also within other thermoplastic thermal compounds – PPS etc. Carbodeon patented Fine-tuned nanodiamond filler solutions now available for our customers
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Carbodeon Ltd. Oy Gavin Farmer Pakkalankuja 5 Business Development 01510 Vantaa Mobile: +44 7768 587105 Finland gavin.farmer@carbodeon.com Vesa Myllymäki Chief Technical Officer Mobile: +358 50 567 8828 www.carbodeon.com vesa.myllymaki@carbodeon.com
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