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
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
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Material design: Combine…..
                   Extreme    Compromise
                   material     material
                 Fillers
  Base Polymer      &              Too expensive
                 Binders
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Material design: Combine…..
……. and Optimise
                   Extreme      Compromise
                   material       material
                 Fillers
                           Something
  Base Polymer      &                   Too expensive
                            Extreme!
                 Binders

                                         Optimised
                                        properties,
                                       process, cost.
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Carbodeon NanoDiamond –
Extreme Material.
  Strength                  Chemically
                              Inert

Hardness                       Optical
                              Properties

Surface                        Dielectric
Friction

               Thermal
             Conductivity
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Carbodeon NanoDiamond –
Extreme Material.
  Strength                  Chemically
                              Inert

Hardness                       Optical
                              Properties

Surface                          Dielectric
Friction

               Thermal
             Conductivity

With some unusual combinations
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Carbodeon NanoDiamond –
   Extreme Material, made useful…..

….. in your (many, many) applications
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
Where, What, & How

Plating and Anodising   Polymer Coatings

Thermal Polymers        Nicanite® Carbon Nitride
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
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
CARBODEON NANOMATERIALS REALISING DIAMOND SUPERIOR POTENTIAL WITHIN THERMAL MANAGEMENT - GAVIN FARMER - CARBODEON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 13.11.2013
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!

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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
Carbodeon – Providing You a Unique
Advantage through New Materials
                     Material
                   Technology

                    Unique
                   Customer
                     Value
     Application                Cooperative
     Techniques                  Projects
Carbodeon – Providing You a Unique
Advantage through New Materials
                     Material
                   Technology

                    Unique
                   Customer
                     Value
     Application                Cooperative   Contact
     Techniques                  Projects       Us!
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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