WO2001003916A1 - Materiau isolant anti-feu, adapte a l'isolation aeronautique - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of light insulation products and relates more particularly to a thermal and acoustic insulation material, particularly suitable for the insulation of aircraft fuselages, consisting of several plies of thermal insulating materials, as well as 'a manufacturing process and a manufacturing device.
- fold is used to designate a volume preferably made up of a material of generally uniform average macroscopic composition, in particular on the cm 3 scale, and one dimension of which is notably less than at least one other dimension.
- Thermal insulation elements are commonly used to insulate aircraft fuselages. These elements are located between the outer skin of the fuselage, generally made of an aluminum-based alloy, and the interior coatings of the aircraft cabin, visible to passengers.
- insulation elements are usually in the form of panels a few tens of centimeters wide, of the order of one to two meters in height and a few centimeters thick. They are adaptable to the shape of the fuselage against which they can be pressed. Cut-outs can be made in these elements, for example to provide an opening corresponding to a porthole. Several panels can be superimposed in areas where reinforced insulation is required.
- insulating elements usually consist of a polymer envelope in which an insulating material is inserted.
- the insulating material used on most aircraft currently in service, consists of a glass fiber mat covered with a metallized polyester sheet (known under the trade name of MYLAR).
- the glass fiber mat is generally made up of very fine diameter fibers, and of very low density (less than 10 kg / m 3 ). Its standard thickness is 25.4 mm (1 inch).
- the insulating material comprises a single ply of insulating material that constitutes the glass fiber mat, the metallized polyester sheet playing a role of reflector but not of thermal insulator.
- the resistance to piercing by a flame of the aluminum skin is well established: it is estimated that it takes between 30 and 60 seconds for this skin to melt.
- the next layer also shields the fire: the insulation elements usually used are pierced by the flame in one to two minutes.
- the interior coverings generally made of honeycomb materials, offer a final fire barrier.
- a draft provisional testing standard has been made public by the FAA under the name "Test method to determine the flammability / burnthrough characteristics of thermal / acoustical insulation materials”. (Test method for determining the flammability and the flame piercing characteristics of thermal and / or acoustic insulating materials), referenced “Draft burnthrough test standard for aircraft insulation”
- This test makes it possible to evaluate the resistance to piercing by a flame of the insulating material when it is exposed to an open flame of high intensity.
- This flame is, for example, produced by a kerosene burner set to obtain a fuel flow of 0.378 liters / min (6.0 gal / hr) at 0.71 MPa (100 lb / in 2 ).
- the sample of insulating material to be tested is placed on a metal frame, 102 mm (4 in) from the outer edge of the burner.
- the recommended size of this sample is 813 mm (32 in) wide, by 914 mm (36 in) long for insulating materials such as glass fibers.
- the flame piercing time is defined as the time necessary for the burner flame to penetrate through the test sample, and / or the time necessary for the heat flow to reach 2.27 W / cm 2 (2.0 Btu / ft 2 .sec) on the internal face (rear face in relation to the burner), measured at a distance of 30.5 cm (12 in) from the external surface (directed towards the burner) of the metal frame which supports the insulating material to be tested.
- material with fire-fighting function a material whose properties are improved compared to the traditional insulating material, that is to say whose flame piercing time is extended.
- an extension of the piercing time will be chosen by a factor of 4 relative to the duration of resistance to the flame piercing test of an insulating material consisting of a mat of glass fibers of fine diameter covered with a polyester sheet.
- a satisfactory material must also have qualities of thermal and sound insulation, an absence of corrosion in different atmospheres and resist humidity, do not generate toxic gas or significant smoke during its combustion and / or its fusion.
- the density, m v , desired is advantageously between 6 and 10 kg / m 3 and it is desired to obtain a thermal conductivity ⁇ (in mW / mK) as low as possible, approaching that of fiber insulating materials glass which stands at 36 mW / mK at 24 ° C.
- PAN polyacrilonitile fibers
- Curlon oxidized polyacrilonitile fibers
- These fibers have a diameter of approximately 8 ⁇ m.
- the resistance to flame propagation, as defined above, is approximately four times greater than that of the glass fiber mat traditionally used.
- the sound insulation properties are significantly lower than those of the traditional mattress.
- uncertainties remain regarding the safety of the gases and fumes generated by the combustion of PAN fibers, especially in an oxidizing atmosphere.
- Another solution consists in using a protective layer against fire consisting of crystalline oxide fibers, for example the fibers known under the trade name of NEXTEL. These fibers are continuous, with a diameter of approximately 10 to 12 ⁇ m. They can be woven to constitute the protective layer or else be united by a binder to form a veil or a paper of ceramic fibers.
- This protective layer with a traditional glass fiber mat, on the external surface intended to be closest to the skin of the fuselage, makes it possible to increase by a factor of at least 4, the resistance to flame spread. Details on an insulating material of this type, suitable for aeronautical applications can be obtained from patent application WO 96/21822.
- thermoplastic polyolefin envelope in which an insulating material is inserted.
- the latter consists of a fibrous insulator, for example based on glass fibers and a layer resistant to high temperature.
- This layer consists, according to the examples cited, of aluminoborosilicate fibers (known under the trade name of NEXTEL). The beneficial role of the polyolefin envelope is highlighted.
- the object of the invention is to improve the performance of the insulators, in particular with regard to the joint optimization of the various properties, very particularly with regard to the density of the insulation material.
- the aim of improving the performance of the fire-resistant insulation material at an acceptable cost, as well as other aims which will appear later, is achieved by the invention thanks to a multi-ply material with fire-resistant function for insulation.
- thermal and acoustic comprising at least one ply of fibrous insulation and one (or more) ply (s) with fire-resistant function obtained from fire-resistant mineral fibers arranged so as to constitute a mineral fiber wool and where this (or these) ply (s) with a fire function cooperates with the ply (s) of fibrous insulation to confer the power of thermal insulation of the plywood material.
- the invention relates in particular to a density lower than that of the product described in WO 96/21822. It also overcomes the disadvantage of significant additional cost that generate the known solutions of low-mass fire insulation material.
- Called "insulating fibrous" a fiber-based material entangled whose density, m v is low, typically less than 50kg / m 3, preferably lower than 10 kg / m 3 and the thermal conductivity, ⁇ , is low, typically less than 50 mW / mK (for 10 kg / m 3 , measured at 24 ° C), preferably less than 40 mW / mK (for 10 kg / m 3 , at 24 ° C).
- Glass fibers are, in general, coated with a binder, in particular with a phenolic base.
- the term "mattress" is commonly used to refer to a ply of fibrous insulation.
- wool is a fibrous product consisting of tangled nonwoven fibers, devoid of binder and having a low density, in particular less than 80 kg / m 3 , preferably 50 kg / m 3 .
- fire resistant mineral fibers is amorphous or partially or totally crystallized fibers, capable of withstanding a flame of 1000 ° C without degrading for more than five minutes.
- This type of fiber can for example be obtained with amorphous materials whose glass transition temperature is higher than
- a ply of material plays a role of significant thermal insulator, and can cooperate with another to confer the power of thermal insulator of a multi-ply material if its resistance, R (expressed in m 2 .K / mW) is greater than 10 ⁇ 4 preferably 4. 10 " 4 , for ⁇ measured at 24 ° C. and a nominal thickness of 25 mm.
- mineral fiber wool which comprises at least one ply with fire-resistant function, is made up of long staple fibers, in particular more than half of the fibers of which are more than 10 cm in length, and which become entangled so as to form a self-supporting wool.
- self-supporting wool a material which can be handled without falling apart in the absence of a binder. Its mechanical strength is notably ensured by a significant entanglement of the fibers between them. The material can thus be subjected to vibratory stresses and keep its This property is particularly advantageous when a fibrous material comprising a binder is subjected to a temperature higher than the combustion and / or vaporization of the binder and retains its integrity and its thermal insulating properties. The fact that a material is self-supporting under the conditions of the flame piercing test, confers a very important additional quality.
- the insulating material which constitutes at least one ply with fire-fighting function is a wool of amorphous silica fibers.
- the material which constitutes at least one ply with anti-fire function is a felt of amorphous silica fibers prepared from an amorphous silica wool.
- the term “felts” is used to mean a material consisting of tangled nonwoven fibers obtained from a wool of fibers which has been impregnated with an organic and / or mineral binder and which has a low density, in particular less than or equal to 50 kg. / m 3 , preferably less than or equal to 20 kg / m 3 .
- the amorphous silica fibers which constitute the wool or the felt of amorphous silica fibers have a diameter of less than 10 ⁇ m and make it possible to obtain wools or felts whose density is less than 80 kg / m 3 , preferably 50 kg / m 3 and in particular less than 20 kg / m 3 for felts, with a thermal conductivity, ⁇ , measured at 24 ° C, less than 60 mW / mK
- amorphous silica fibers overcomes the toxic risks generally associated with the use of mineral fibers.
- the diameter of the silica fibers can be greater than 5 ⁇ m which does not make them inhalable.
- their diameter is less than 5 ⁇ m, they are very inhalable because they generally have a very long length compared to the size of their diameter.
- amorphous silica fibers are fully biosoluble.
- At least one ply of fibrous insulation with which the ply with fire-fighting function cooperates, consists of glass fibers with an average diameter of less than 2 ⁇ m, preferably less than 1 ⁇ m , and which make it possible to obtain a fibrous insulator with a density less than 20 kg / m 3 , preferably less than 10 kg / m 3 with a thermal conductivity, ⁇ , measured at 24 ° C, less than 50 mW / mK, notably less than 40 mW / mK
- the composition of the glass fibers of at least one ply of fibrous insulation comprises at least 4% by mass of boron oxide, B2O3.
- This addition of BO 3 reduces the thermal conductivity of the ply of fibrous insulation compared to a ply made of glass fibers of the same relative composition devoid of B 2 O 3 .
- the thermal resistance, R, of each of the plies (referred to a thickness of 25 mm) of the ply material divided by the density m v of the ply considered
- all the plies with anti-fire function in silica felt represents between 5 and 30% of the mass of the plywood material.
- At least one ply with fire-resistant function is obtained from a mineral fiber wool compressed and / or impregnated with a binder and has a thickness recovery of at least a factor equal to 5 preferably greater than or equal to 10 after relaxation of the compression and / or consumption and / or evaporation of the binder.
- the invention also relates to an insulation element consisting of a polymer envelope in which the multilayer material described above is inserted.
- This envelope may consist in particular of polyester (for example PET) and / or else of polyvinyl fluoride (PVDF), and / or of polyamide known in particular under the name KAPTON.
- This envelope is thin (preferably less than 100 ⁇ m and generally 10 to 40 ⁇ m) and has the function of containing the multiply insulating material.
- the invention also relates to the insulation elements constituted by the multilayer material and the polymer envelope which contains it, for thermal and acoustic insulation applications of aircraft fuselage, in particular the insulation elements cut and sealed by the polymer envelope, adapted to the location of the fuselage for which they are intended.
- the insulation elements are preferably oriented so that at least one fire-resistant ply is placed closer to the fuselage than at least one ply of fibrous insulation.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing the material which comprises the following steps:
- the assembly allowing the partial entanglement of the fibers of the two plies can be obtained by laminating the two plies or by sewing the plies. These two joining methods lead to a relatively limited fiber overlap. Needle tage techniques are possible but lead to a significant densification of the material. These techniques are preferred to assemble by co-impregnation of at least part of the plies or by flocking fibers from one of the plies onto another. Co-impregnation consists in using the step of manufacturing the ply with fire-resistant function consisting of the felt of fire-resistant mineral fibers from the wool of these fibers to assemble a ply at the same time fibrous insulation.
- This co-impregnation can, for example, be obtained using a binder based on polyvinyl alcohol (PVA).
- PVA polyvinyl alcohol
- Other binders can be used, such as binders based on phenolic resins and / or binders based on ceramic or ceramizable material. This produces a co-impregnation of a ply of fibrous insulation and a ply with fire function using a binder, so that a ply with fire function is obtained in the form of a felt. mineral wool.
- Flocking consists in taking advantage of the effects of an electric field to, for example, make a fiber wool on a substrate.
- the substrate can advantageously consist of a ply of fibrous material coated with a binder, not polymerized (for example glass fibers).
- Fibers of another nature for example, amorphous silica fibers
- the substrate can advantageously run continuously or semi-continuously under the distribution system.
- the fibers from the distribution system are charged and acceleration is given to them by the action of the electric field. They then get stuck in the substrate.
- a ply of fibers, arranged so as to constitute a wool, can thus be obtained.
- the thickness of this wool can, for example, be chosen by controlling the running speed of the substrate.
- Polymerization means are then used so as to consolidate the substrate and the wool deposited on the substrate.
- the step of forming the fire-resistant ply is simultaneous with the assembly step, at least one ply with fire-resistant function being obtained by flocking fire-resistant fibers. on at least one other fold.
- the invention also relates to a device for manufacturing multi-ply fire-resistant material which comprises at least one or more distribution means (s) which deliver at least one layer of fibrous material intended to constitute at least one ply of fibrous insulation and to minus a layer of fire-resistant mineral fibers, arranged so as to constitute a mineral fiber wool and intended to constitute at least one ply with fire-fighting function; means for guiding the sheets; an impregnation tank containing a liquid consisting of a binder and possibly a solvent, into which the sheets are introduced; means for compressing the sheets partially or entirely impregnated with the liquid; means able to partially or completely evaporate the solvent and / or partially or completely polymerize the binder which permeates the sheets; reception of co-impregnated sheets.
- distribution means which deliver at least one layer of fibrous material intended to constitute at least one ply of fibrous insulation and to minus a layer of fire-resistant mineral fibers, arranged so as to constitute a mineral fiber wool and intended to constitute at least one
- Figure 1 shows a section of an insulation element comprising the plywood material according to the invention.
- the insulation element 5 is composed of a thin casing 4 which surrounds the ply material 1.
- the ply material 1 consists of two plies: a ply of fibrous insulating material 3 covered with '' a ply with fire protection function 2.
- Figure 2 shows an overview of a configuration of the elements used for fire resistance tests, following the recommendations of the draft test standard established by the FAA and mentioned above.
- Figure 2.1 shows a view of the rear face (not exposed to the flame) of the stainless steel metal frame 21 on which the sample is fixed during tests.
- This frame is made up of metallic elements arranged horizontally 23 and of I-shaped metallic elements 22 arranged perpendicular to the previous ones.
- a flow meter 25 is located behind the central metallic element 24.
- Figure 2.2 shows a diagram of the test configuration, presented in a section (which corresponds to section AA of the frame, as shown in Figure 2.1).
- a sample 26 is placed on the stainless steel frame 21.
- the sample is placed on the rear face of the frame, inclined towards a burner. It abuts on the metal elements arranged horizontally 23, and it covers the perpendicular metal elements 22 in an extra thickness 27.
- the usual configuration consists of placing two samples (each measuring 813 mm x 914 mm) side by side and having a partial overlap of one on the other on a metal crosspiece 24 in the center of the frame 21.
- a burner consisting of a torch 28 generates a flame 29 under the kerosene flow conditions provided for by the draft standard of the FAA.
- the burnthrough time by the flame is noted, as well as the maximum heat flux reached, as measured by the flux meter 26.
- FIG. 3 presents a diagram of the various elements which constitute the prepreg device adapted to the manufacture of the multilayer material according to the invention.
- the system essentially consists of:
- - Distribution medium (s) 301 which delivers (s) at least one layer of fibrous material 3 and at least one layer 302 of fire-resistant mineral fibers 2 may (may) advantageously consist of at least one dispensing mandrel around which has been previously wound at least one ply of fibrous material.
- - Guiding means at least one layer of fibrous material 302, for example based on glass fibers, and at least one layer of material consisting of fire-resistant fibers 303, for example based on silica fibers, are unwound and guided by guide means 304 which may be formed including rollers. These rollers can advantageously be arranged in such a way that the sheets of fibrous materials are superimposed and establish contact with each other.
- guide means 304 which may be formed including rollers. These rollers can advantageously be arranged in such a way that the sheets of fibrous materials are superimposed and establish contact with each other.
- An impregnation tank the sheets are then guided and introduced into a tank 305 at least over the thickness of the lower ply to be assembled. This tank comprises a liquid which can consist at least of a binder and for certain binders, a binder and a solvent.
- the compression means 306 which make it possible to apply a compressive stress on the folds. This favors the overlapping of the fibers between two plies of fibrous material in contact, and a good distribution of the binder in the submerged plies.
- the compression means 306 may in particular consist of rollers arranged above and possibly below the sheets to be assembled.
- rollers can constitute this guide means. They can also advantageously play a role of wiping off the excess liquid which the co-impregnated sheets have caused.
- Means 308 which are able to partially or completely evaporate the solvent and / or to partially or completely polymerize the binder retained by the co-impregnated layers, and are arranged on the course of the layers.
- These means can, for example, consist of infrared ramps and / or ovens through which the sheets pass and / or microwave heating devices.
- the multilayer material according to the invention is generally ready to be packaged in a station. reception 309. It can, for example, be wound on a mandrel or cut flat to form insulating elements 5 after having been introduced into an envelope 4.
- the fold (s) which constitute (s) the examples (Exl to Ex8) have been encapsulated in a PET film to constitute encapsulated elements.
- the tests took place in an enclosed but ventilated room.
- the examples consist of two encapsulated elements, each with a dimension of 813 mm x 914 mm.
- the two encapsulated elements overlap on the central metal element 23 of the frame. Clips are used to fix the encapsulated elements on the frame.
- the interval between two successive tests is at least 30 minutes so that the frame cools after the test.
- the examples all consist of at least one ply of fibrous insulator 3 based on insulating glass fibers linked by a phenolic binder produced by the company ISOVER.
- the density of this fold is 9.6 kg / m 3 .
- the thickness of this ply is 50 mm (for examples Exl, Ex2, Ex5, Ex6, Ex8) or 40 mm (for example Ex7) or 25 mm (for example Ex4 which includes two folds d fibrous insulation of the same thickness).
- the surface masses are approximately 480 g / m 2 , respectively,
- the comparative example, Exl includes only one ply of fibrous insulation. It corresponds to the material usually used to isolate aircraft fuselages at the date of the invention.
- a drilling time of 15 s is measured and a flux of 4 W / cm 2 is quickly reached.
- the folds are mentioned in the order going from the rear face to the front face, facing the flame:
- the comparative example, Ex2 comprises a ply of fibrous insulation and a ply of silica fibers arranged in a veil.
- a drilling time of Ex2 of 103 s is measured and a maximum flux of 3.5 W / cm 2 is reached quickly.
- Ex3 comprises a ply of fibrous insulation and a ply of silica felt.
- the silica fibers used to obtain this silica felt measure approximately 9 ⁇ m in diameter and have a length such that more than half of them measure more than 10 cm in length.
- This felt is obtained from a self-supporting wool where the fibers become entangled.
- the felt used was manufactured by the company QUARTZ and SILICE.
- the silica fiber felt used to prepare Ex3 is 6 mm thick and has a basis weight of 80 g / m 2 .
- Ex3 resists for more than 4 min without the flame piercing it, and that the heat flux does not exceed 0.7 W / cm 2 .
- Ex4 consists of three plies: two fibrous insulating plies of glass fibers, each having a thickness of 25 mm, enclose a ply of silica felt having the same characteristics as that which Ex3 includes .
- the material resists for more than 4 min and the heat flux does not exceed 1.1 W / cm 2 .
- the example according to the invention, Ex5 has two folds identical to those of Ex2, but arranged opposite to the flame.
- the material resists for more than 4 min, but the heat flow reaches 3.6 W / cm 2 .
- Ex6 has the same succession of folds as Ex2, but with a fold of silica felt 4 mm thick, therefore thinner than that of Ex2.
- the material resists for more than 4 min and the heat flux does not exceed 0.86 W / cm 2 .
- the example according to the invention, Ex7 consists of a ply of fibrous insulation and a ply of silica wool.
- This silica wool is self-supporting and made up of silica fibers which measure approximately 2 ⁇ m in diameter and more than half of which measures more than 10 cm in length.
- This wool was manufactured by the company QUARTZ and SILICE.
- the thickness of the fibrous insulation ply is 40 mm and that of the silica wool ply is 10 mm.
- the example, Ex7 resists for more than 4 min and the heat flux remains below 0.2 W / cm 2 .
- the comparative example, Ex8, consists of a ply of fibrous insulation and a paper of ceramic fibers of the CARBORANDUM brand, whose surface mass is 230 g / m 2 .
- the material resists for more than 4 min and the heat flux does not exceed 0.5 W / cm 2 .
- the examples according to the invention comprise from 10 to 15% by weight of silica res, for those comprising a ply with fire-resistant function in silica felt (Ex3 to Ex6) and approximately 20% by weight of silica fibers for that comprising a ply with fire-resistant function in silica wool (Ex7).
- Table 1 shows the main compositions and characteristics of the examples tested, as well as the results of flame piercing time and the maximum heat flow measured for each example.
- a material consisting of a ply with a fire-resistant function in a veil of fire-resistant mineral fibers does not withstand the piercing test long enough, while all the materials tested (Ex3 to Ex7) including a ply with anti-fire function -fire made of wool or a felt of mineral fibers resistant to fire withstand more than 4 minutes the flame piercing test.
- the material consisting of a fold with fire-resistant function made of ceramic fiber paper (Ex8) leads to a good drilling time result but also has a significant overweight (total surface mass of more than 700 g / m 2 ) and to a crippling deterioration of the fold with anti-fire function after tests.
- the solutions proposed by the invention are particularly advantageous both from the point of view of thermal properties and by the fact that it is possible to obtain fire-resistant materials for thermal insulation of low areal mass and / or density while obtaining high resistance to piercing by flame and poor transfer of heat flow.
- Table 2 summarizes the data and results corresponding to the different folds.
- the user can advantageously choose materials where the fire-resistant ply acts as a thermal insulator and cooperates with the ply of fibrous insulator.
- the role of thermal insulation of a ply is all the higher, for a comparable thickness, the higher the R / m v ratio. It can be seen that the examples according to the invention (Ex3 to Ex7) make it possible to obtain ratios R / m v of the fire-resistant ply, with a nominal thickness of 25 mm, greater than 10 ′ 5 , which is advantageously greater than that obtained for the examples corresponding to alternative solutions (Ex2 and Ex8).
- the quantity of fire-resistant mineral fibers necessary to obtain good flame resistance is significantly lower in the case of the materials according to the invention compared to alternative solutions: drilling times and maximum heat fluxes are obtained.
- same order with 4 to 6 mm of silica fiber felt (Ex3 and Ex6) or 10 to 15% of the weight of the ply material, or else with 10 mm of silica fiber wool (Ex7) or 20% of the weight of the material plywood, only with 1 mm of ceramic fiber paper which contributes about a third of the weight of the plywood material (Ex8).
- This recovery in thickness can reach a factor of the order of 10.
- a recovery in thickness of the same order can be observed when the ply with fire-resistant function consists of a wool of compressed silica fiber. This effect is particularly advantageous for fuselage insulation applications, because once the aluminum wall has been pierced and when the temperature of the multilayer insulating material increases, it is able to thicken and gain volume, giving the material an additional retarding effect on the propagation of the flame and also makes it possible to delay the propagation of the heat flow towards the interior of the cabin.
- the invention is not limited to these particular types of embodiment and must be interpreted in a nonlimiting manner and encompassing any type of multilayer material for thermal and acoustic insulation, comprising at least one ply of fibrous insulation and at least one ply with function fire-resistant, composed of a felt of fire-resistant mineral fibers, where these two plies cooperate to give the power of thermal insulation of the plywood material.
- Table 2 thermal properties of the plies, related to the nominal thickness of 25 mm
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