Emulsion graft polymerization is an advanced mainstream technology for MBS resin production. This data set represents this mainstream technology: first, butadiene and styrene are emulsified in water and emulsifier, polymerized under the action of initiator to produce styrene-butadiene latex (SBR latex), then styrene and methyl methacrylate are added for emulsion graft polymerization to obtain MBS resin graft latex (MBS resin latex), and finally the MBS resin finished product is obtained after coagulation, dehydration and drying, including waste treatment.
1. Add butadiene, styrene, initiator and various prepared additives to the polymerization reactor in a certain amount and order, stir at a certain temperature to perform emulsion polymerization, stop the reaction when the reaction reaches a certain conversion rate, and remove unreacted monomers to obtain styrene-butadiene latex. There are special requirements for the styrene-butadiene latex used to prepare MBS resin. The first is that the butadiene content in styrene-butadiene latex should be 70%-80%. This is to ensure that the MBS resin produced has certain impact resistance, cold resistance and good processability when modifying PVC.
2. After the obtained styrene-butadiene latex is diluted with water, emulsifier and initiator are added, and then graft polymerization is performed with styrene and methyl methacrylate.
3. The dehydrated and washed MBS resin is sent to the drying section (water content is about 35%). Because MBS resin contains unsaturated double bonds, it is prone to aging and discoloration at high temperatures. Therefore, it is required that the temperature of the drying process should not be too high (the oven drying temperature should be less than 60°C) and the time should be as short as possible.