ISSN 1008-5548

CN 37-1316/TU

2020年26卷  第2期
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Ag-TiO2 纳米悬浮液的制备及其导热性与黏性

Preparation,thermal conductivity and viscosity of silver-titanium dioxide ( Ag-TiO2 ) nano-particle suspension

Doi:10.13732/j.issn.1008-5548.2020.02.006
作者:王建荣,王涵文,段广彬

摘要:为了提高TiO2纳米流体的导热性能,将Ag纳米颗粒与TiO2纳米颗粒混合,利用两步法制备出不同银钛物质的量比的Ag-TiO2纳米悬浮液,并研究其导热性能与黏性。采用X射线衍射仪和扫描电子显微镜表征Ag-TiO2纳米颗粒晶型和形貌;通过沉降法、激光粒度分析和吸光度测量法探究Ag-TiO2纳米悬浮液的稳定性。结果表明:Ag纳米颗粒含量低有利于Ag-TiO2纳米悬浮液稳定;质量分数为0. 3%的银钛物质的量的比为1∶6、1∶4、1∶2的Ag-TiO2悬浮液,导热系数在常温下比TiO2悬浮液导热系数分别增加了0. 83%、1. 66%、2. 33%,而黏度与基液水相比分别增加了37. 5%、27. 5%、22. 5%;银钛物质的量比为1∶2的Ag-TiO2纳米悬浮液导热系数高于银钛物质的量比为1∶6和1∶4悬浮液的,而其黏度却低于银钛物质的量比为1∶6和1∶4悬浮液的。

关键词:Ag-TiO2纳米颗粒;悬浮液;稳定性;导热性能;黏度

Abstract: In order to improve the thermal conductivity of TiO2 nano-fluids,three kinds of silver - titanium dioxide ( Ag- TiO2 ) nano-particle suspension with 1∶6,1∶4 and1∶2 mole ratios of Ag∶Ti were prepared using two-step method.The characterization of Ag-TiO2 nano-particle was confirmed by XRD and SEM.The stability of nano-particle suspension was described by the gravity sedimentation,laser diffraction particle size analyzer and absorbance measurement.The result shows that the relatively lower mole contents of Ag nano-particles in Ag-TiO2 nano-suspension have better stability.The thermal conductivity and viscosity of three kinds of Ag-TiO2 nano-particle suspensions were experimentally investigated.It is found that the thermal conductivities with 1∶6,1∶4 and 1∶2 mole ratios of Ag∶Ti are increased by 0.83% ,1.66% and 2.33% respectively compared with that of TiO2 suspension at room temperature for mass fraction of 0.3% ,while the viscosity increased by 37.5% ,27.5% and 22.5% respectively compared with that of water.The thermal conductivity of Ag-TiO2 nanoparticle suspensions with 1∶2 molar ratio of silver-titanium dioxide is higher than that of the suspensions with 1 ∶ 6 and 1 ∶ 4 molar ratios.Inversely,the viscosity is lower than that of the suspensions with 1∶6 and 1∶4 molar ratios. 

Keywords: Ag-TiO2 nano-particle; nano-particle suspension; stability; thermal conductivity; viscosity