China Plastics ›› 2022, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (3): 127-133.DOI: 10.19491/j.issn.1001-9278.2022.03.020

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Effect of air pollutants NOx on plastic packaging materials for liquor

ZENG Congqin1(), PAN Wei2, ZOU Yaobang2()   

  1. 1.Sichuan Yibin Wuliangye Group Co,Ltd,Yibin 644000,China
    2.Sichuan Push Acetati Co,Ltd,Yibin 644300,China
  • Received:2021-11-19 Online:2022-03-26 Published:2022-03-25

Abstract:

Based on the yellowing phenomenon caused by the NOx gas emission of gasoline?loading cars in the storage process of plastic packaging products for liquor, the different types of liquor packaging products in high concentration of NOx environment yellow change, corrosion resistance and thermal stability were investigated through the construction of artificial environment. This can ensure the normal use of high?class liquor packaging materials without any failures during storage and also avoid loopholes in anti?counterfeiting. The results indicated that the vacuum coated parts of gilded cellulose acetate (CA) and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene copolymer lost their metal color under the atmosphere of ultra?high concentration of NOx (2 480 mg/L). This resulted in a failure to distinguish the key anti?counterfeiting marks on the package and affected the anti?counterfeiting effect of the package. The design service life of CA parts and polyamide (PA) woven bags was shortened after the NOx test. The surface coating of metallized packaging products, bronzing film and other products was thickened appropriately, and the stabilizer was increased appropriately. This prolonged the stabilization period of the products to a certain extent. After eroded by NOx, the CA and PA woven bags were dissolved or degraded by NOx, the blue parts and the bronzing parts faded, the polypropylene parts became brittle, and the polymethylmethacrylate parts cracked.

Key words: plastic packaging material, nitrogen oxide, bronzing, vacuum metalizing, gas fade, corrosion resistance

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