Progress in process parameters and mechanism research of polymer emulsion preparation
Shuncheng Xiang1, Zhijian Cheng1, Wei Shi2
1Hunan Provincial Engineering Technology Research Center for Novel and Carbon Neutral Road Material, Changsha University of Science and Technology Changsha 410114 China.
Abstract:
As a new type of concrete admixture, polymer emulsion is mainly used to strengthen the properties of concrete by adhesion and physical and chemical crosslinking with cement in concrete. Under the background of construction in the new era, it is of great significance to elucidate all aspects of concrete performance under the action of polymer emulsion. In this paper, the main formation process of polymer emulsion is reviewed, the influence of synthetic materials required for polymerization on the polymerization process is discussed, and the regulating effects of reaction temperature, reaction time, admixtures, and treatment methods on the synthesis process of polymer emulsion are analyzed. The action mechanism of polymer emulsion on concrete was deeply investigated, and the synthesis method was studied to provide an important experimental and theoretical basis for the preparation of new emulsion materials and the process of emulsion polymerization. The problems of polymer emulsion raw materials, synthetic conditions, and synthetic methods are introduced. The future development trend of polymer emulsion is predicted and the future research ideas are put forward.
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