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Long-term photocatalytic nanometer antibacterial ceramics and coating technology
Visible light long-term nano photocatalyst, building materials coatings purify and self-clean.
Type
Material
Tags
Resource utilization
Nano-light, antibacterial ceramics
Solution maturity
Development / Pilot validation
Cooperation methods
Face-to-face consultation
Applicable industry
Manufacturing of architectural decoration and other building materials
Applications
Environmental protection
Key innovations
This technological innovation lies in the visible light long-term nano-photocatalytic ceramic coating, which achieves efficient pollutant degradation, has low cost, superior performance to similar products, and has broad applications.
Potential economic benefits
Low cost (120 yuan/kg, covering 5-8 square meters), long life, excellent environmental protection performance, broad market, and strong competitive advantages.
Potential climate benefits
Purify the air to degrade harmful substances and reduce energy consumption and carbon emissions. Long-term reduction of the carbon footprint of product manufacturing replacement.
Solution supplier
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Shanghai University Materials Composite Dispersion
Shanghai University Materials Composite Dispersion
The Engineering Research Center of Shanghai University focuses on material compounding and advanced dispersion, empowering new materials and industrial technology innovation.
Shanghai,China
Solution details

Technical introduction The process flow chart of long-acting nano-photocatalytic ceramics and coatings used under visible light conditions is shown in Figure 1, and the cost list of this project is shown in Table 1. It can be seen from Table 1 that the cost price per kilogram is about 120 yuan, and an area of 5-8 square meters can be coated. The microscopic image of the composite nanoparticles and their UV-visible attraction spectra are shown in Figure 2, the degradation performance of antibiotics is shown in Figure 3, the photocatalytic degradation effect of methyl blue reagent is shown in Figure 4, and the porous photocatalytic nanoceramic is shown in Figure 5. Performance indicators Bulk density: 2.10g/cm2; apparent porosity: 49%; compressive strength: > 2MPa. At present, this technology has entered the biological trial stage, and the comparison with similar products in Japan is shown in Table 2 and Figure 6. This technology is suitable for use in the construction/building materials industry and the coatings industry.

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