Honglai Xue
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Honglai Xue has a total of 13 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Fang Zhu
School of Safety Science and Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213164, China
2 shared publications - Hongxiang Ou
School of Safety Science and Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213164, China
2 shared publications - Zhe Wen
Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Advanced Catalytic Materials and Technology, School of Petrochemical Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou, China
2 shared publications - Haizhen Cao
School of Safety Science and Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213164, China
1 shared publication Lingfeng Xiong
School of Safety Science and Engineering, Changzhou University Changzhou China
1 shared publication- Lingfeng Xiong
School of Safety Science and Engineering, Changzhou University, Changzhou 213164, China
1 shared publication
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Facile Fabrication of Double-Shell PA-MEL@PU@CFO Microcapsules and Their Fire Suppression Performance in Confined Spaces
Novel double-shell PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules were successfully prepared by further coating the as-prepared PU@CFO microcapsules with the outer shell of phytic acid-melamine salt (PA-MEL). The fire suppression performance was then investigated in a simulated confined space experimental device. Effects of the emulsification conditions on the morphology of microcapsules were investigated in detail. Systematic characterization results demonstrated that the double-shell structure was successfully constructed. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules fabricated under the optimal emulsification conditions exhibited regular spherical morphology with rough flocculent surface and uniform particle size. The introduction of the outer PA-MEL shell raises the release temperature of core material, thereby improving the low-temperature storage stability of the microcapsules and facilitating their storage and transportation. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules exhibited favorable storage stability overall, with a relatively high core content of 53.18%. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules demonstrated excellent flame retardant and fire-extinguishing performance for the fires in confined spaces at the incipient fire stage, reducing the maximum flame temperature by 238.6 °C, shortening the extinguishing time by 53 s, and effectively inhibiting flame re-ignition. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules achieved efficient fire suppression by a synergistic effect of physical cooling, chemical suppression and phosphorus–nitrogen synergistic flame retardancy. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules hold great practical application potential in practical application such as anti-flame coatings and lithium-ion batteries.
Open AccessFacile Fabrication of Double-Shell PA-MEL@PU@CFO Microcapsules and Their Fire Suppression Performance in Confined Spaces
Novel double-shell PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules were successfully prepared by further coating the as-prepared PU@CFO microcapsules with the outer shell of phytic acid-melamine salt (PA-MEL). The fire suppression performance was then investigated in a simulated confined space experimental device. Effects of the emulsification conditions on the morphology of microcapsules were investigated in detail. Systematic characterization results demonstrated that the double-shell structure was successfully constructed. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules fabricated under the optimal emulsification conditions exhibited regular spherical morphology with rough flocculent surface and uniform particle size. The introduction of the outer PA-MEL shell raises the release temperature of core material, thereby improving the low-temperature storage stability of the microcapsules and facilitating their storage and transportation. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules exhibited favorable storage stability overall, with a relatively high core content of 53.18%. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules demonstrated excellent flame retardant and fire-extinguishing performance for the fires in confined spaces at the incipient fire stage, reducing the maximum flame temperature by 238.6 °C, shortening the extinguishing time by 53 s, and effectively inhibiting flame re-ignition. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules achieved efficient fire suppression by a synergistic effect of physical cooling, chemical suppression and phosphorus–nitrogen synergistic flame retardancy. PA-MEL@PU@CFO microcapsules hold great practical application potential in practical application such as anti-flame coatings and lithium-ion batteries.
- 28 August 2026
- Published by Wiley in Journal of Applied Polymer Science
- Vol. 143 (42)
Preparation and Performance Investigation of a Novel Microcapsule Fire Extinguishing Agent for Confined Space Fire Suppression
A novel microcapsule fire extinguishing agent was prepared through interfacial polymerization method, using HFE‐7300 as the core material and SPUA as the wall material. The microcapsule fire extinguishing agent obtained under the optimal conditions (HFE‐7300@SPUA) exhibited relatively well‐defined morphology, successful core‐shell encapsulation, high encapsulation efficiency and excellent thermal stability. The SPUA‐based wall material of microcapsule ruptures precisely upon abnormal ambient temperature and the encapsulated HFE‐7300 spills out rapidly to extinguish fires, thus achieving efficient fire suppression for the fires in confined spaces at the incipient fire stage. The addition of HFE‐7300@SPUA effectively reduced the maximum temperature, the average heating rate and the self‐extinguishing time for the free combustion of n ‐heptane. The fire suppression mechanism of HFE‐7300@SPUA characterized by active defense properties is particularly suitable for combating sudden chain‐reaction fires in precise and confined spaces. HFE‐7300@SPUA holds great practical application potential in fire safety protection of lithium‐ion batteries and electrical equipments.
- 28 August 2026
- Published by Wiley in Journal of Applied Polymer Science
- Vol. 143 (42)
Preparation and Performance Investigation of a Novel Microcapsule Fire Extinguishing Agent for Confined Space Fire Suppression
A novel microcapsule fire extinguishing agent was prepared through interfacial polymerization method, using HFE‐7300 as the core material and SPUA as the wall material. The microcapsule fire extinguishing agent obtained under the optimal conditions (HFE‐7300@SPUA) exhibited relatively well‐defined morphology, successful core‐shell encapsulation, high encapsulation efficiency and excellent thermal stability. The SPUA‐based wall material of microcapsule ruptures precisely upon abnormal ambient temperature and the encapsulated HFE‐7300 spills out rapidly to extinguish fires, thus achieving efficient fire suppression for the fires in confined spaces at the incipient fire stage. The addition of HFE‐7300@SPUA effectively reduced the maximum temperature, the average heating rate and the self‐extinguishing time for the free combustion of n ‐heptane. The fire suppression mechanism of HFE‐7300@SPUA characterized by active defense properties is particularly suitable for combating sudden chain‐reaction fires in precise and confined spaces. HFE‐7300@SPUA holds great practical application potential in fire safety protection of lithium‐ion batteries and electrical equipments.
- Open Access
- 31 January 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
- Vol. 20 (3) , 2601
Visual Analysis of International Environmental Security Management Research (1997–2021) Based on VOSviewer and CiteSpace
To investigate the international development status and hot trends in the field of environmental security management in recent years, the published the environmental security management literature from 1997 to 2021, which was retrieved from Web of Science, with VOSviewer as the main and CiteSpace as the auxiliary, through the cooperation network of authors, scientific research institutions, and countries. The keywords were visualized by clustering, time zone analysis, and burst analysis. A total of 7596 articles were retrieved, forming six main clustering labels, including 28,144 authors. The research hotspots are from the fields of personal health, society, agriculture, ecological environment, energy, and sustainable development, as well as the development of internet environmental safety management, such as big data, Bayesian networks, and conceptual frameworks. Through cluster analysis, the cooperation of major research teams and scientific research institutions and the cooperation and development between countries were analyzed. The cooperation between scientific research institutions in various countries is relatively close. The United States currently occupies a dominant and authoritative position in this field. China has cooperated more closely with the United States, Britain, Australia, and India.
- 31 January 2023
- Published by MDPI AG in International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
- Vol. 20 (3) , 2601
Open AccessVisual Analysis of International Environmental Security Management Research (1997–2021) Based on VOSviewer and CiteSpace
To investigate the international development status and hot trends in the field of environmental security management in recent years, the published the environmental security management literature from 1997 to 2021, which was retrieved from Web of Science, with VOSviewer as the main and CiteSpace as the auxiliary, through the cooperation network of authors, scientific research institutions, and countries. The keywords were visualized by clustering, time zone analysis, and burst analysis. A total of 7596 articles were retrieved, forming six main clustering labels, including 28,144 authors. The research hotspots are from the fields of personal health, society, agriculture, ecological environment, energy, and sustainable development, as well as the development of internet environmental safety management, such as big data, Bayesian networks, and conceptual frameworks. Through cluster analysis, the cooperation of major research teams and scientific research institutions and the cooperation and development between countries were analyzed. The cooperation between scientific research institutions in various countries is relatively close. The United States currently occupies a dominant and authoritative position in this field. China has cooperated more closely with the United States, Britain, Australia, and India.