Technical Analysis: How to Control VOCs of Waterborne Coatings and Oily Coatings

In order to explore the hazards of volatile organic compounds in waterborne coatings, it is necessary to grasp the meaning and characteristics of waterborne coatings and volatile organic compounds. The water-borne coatings mentioned in this paper refer to all coatings which use water as solvent or dispersing medium. At present, it is also a relatively new type of paint in the paint market. The reason why this kind of paint is widely used is that it has the advantages of good surface adaptability, strong adhesion, good parallelism, saving a lot of resources and reducing atmospheric environmental pollution. Therefore, water-borne coatings may be an important development direction of the paint market in the future. It is necessary to study it. The World Health Organization defines volatile organic compounds as volatile organic compounds (VOCs) at ambient temperatures with boiling temperatures ranging from 50 to 260 degrees Celsius. According to its chemical structure, it can be divided into alkanes, aromatic hydrocarbons, esters, aldehydes and other categories. At present, more than 300 species have been identified, which is quite astonishing. Indoor, too high concentration of volatile organic compounds will Lead to many safety problems, the most likely is to cause acute poisoning, to a higher degree may be serious to coma, convulsions and even damage the internal organs, brain and nervous system, resulting in the decline of human brain memory and other serious consequences. In the severe cases, liver poisoning and even coma may occur, which may bring danger to human life. These hazards can not be ignored. The hazards of volatile organic compounds in waterborne coatings.

In recent years, with the continuous development of the decoration market, consumers have more and more demands for all kinds of aggravation. In order to meet the needs of consumers, producers have neglected various preventive measures, resulting in more and more problems in furniture. Among these problems, indoor environmental pollution is particularly serious. View, because indoor environmental pollution has endangered human health, but also more and more attention by the public consumption concept. Nowadays, consumers have high requirements for the brightness matching of various colors in the process of decoration. Water-borne coatings are one of the important elements that can meet consumers'needs. There are various volatile organic compounds in water-borne coatings. The main components of these organic compounds are hydrocarbons, halogenated hydrocarbons, nitrogen hydrocarbons and oxygen hydrocarbons. They themselves contain a variety of compounds. In addition to heavy metals, there are also volatile organic compounds such as FORMALDEHYDE, ethylene glycol esters, Ammonia and so on. When people live in rooms full of such substances, the consequences may be unimaginable. So what should we do in the face of such a situation of both demand and harm? The author believes that although such hazards can not be definitely eliminated, they can be prevented and controlled, and the following methods can be used to minimize the hazards as far as possible.