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A hydrophilic copolymer is designed and synthesized by copolymerization of an acidic monomer and a second hydrophilic monomer. The copolymer is non-thrombogenic, hydrophilic and incorporates reactive functional groups. The copolymer can then be covalently attached to a primer / base coat through its functional groups, to form a durable lubricious coating on medical devices. A coating formed of the polymer on a surface is non-thrombogenic and non-cytotoxic. The coating shows good stability in gamma ray, e-beam and ethylene oxide sterilization.

To provide a substrate consisting of carbon or non-metallic materials containing carbon with a layer of a metal having a high melting point, first an undercoat layer is applied to the substrate by plasma spraying in an inert atmosphere. The undercoat layer predominantly consists of rhenium, molybdenum, zirconium, titan, chrome, niobium, tantalum, hafnium, vanadium, platinum, rhodium or iridium. Onto that undercoat layer, a covering layer can be applied, by plasma spraying as well. In order to reduce the thermo-mechanical stress and to improve the adhesion of the undercoat layer on the surface of the substrate, the substrate is preheated prior to applying the undercoat layer. By means of such a method, carbon-containing substrates can be provided with an undercoat layer and, if required, with a covering layer quickly and reliably at low costs.

A processable electrically conductive polymeric complex comprising a polyelectrolyte having acid functional groups and a conductive polymer selected from the group consisting of polyaniline, polypyrrole, polythiophene, poly(phenylene sulfide), the conductive polymer ionically bound to the polyelectrolyte. The mole ratio of the monomers which form the conductive polymer to the acid functional groups of the polyelectrolyte is >=1. The polymeric complex is made by a template-guided chemical polymerization process which comprises adsorbing the monomers onto the polyelectrolyte in a mixture of alcohol and water to form a polyectrolyte adduct, emulsifying the polyelectrolyte adduct in an acid to form an emulsified polyelectrolyte adduct and oxidatively polymerizing the emulsified polyectrolyte adduct. The polymeric complex is water insoluble when dried as a coating on a substrate.

De-polluting, self-cleaning coating compositions are disclosed which comprise photocatalytic titanium dioxide and a binder comprising an epoxy siloxane polymer. The compositions produce durable, self-cleaning coatings with photocatalytic activity against pollutants in the air, such as NOx compounds.

A drive has a drive source connected with an automatic manual gearbox. A friction clutch is positioned between the drive source and the gearbox. The drive also has a differential, which with a gear wheel engages a first gear wheel on the gearbox output shaft, as well as a gear module to change the transmission in the gear without interrupting the drive. The gear module has a brake and a bypass transmission with three rotation bodies of which a first rotation body is connected to the first clutch part, a second rotation body is connected to a connecting gear wheel, which engages the first gear wheel, and the third rotation body is connected to the brake. The connections of the rotation bodies to the parts stated and respectively of the drive are made in this as splines.

A thermal transfer film comprises a coloring layer formed on a substrate film via an intermediate layer, wherein the intermediate layer contains a thermally fusible substance and a non-transferable binder resin, the melt viscosity of the thermally fusible substance in the temperature range 15 to 25° C. higher than the fuse peak temperature of the thermally fusible substance is in the range of 100 to 1000 mPa·s, the fuse peak temperature of the thermally fusible substance is in the range of 50 to 110° C., the crystallization peak temperature of the thermally fusible substance is in the range of −20 to 100 ° C., the crystallization peak temperature of the thermally fusible substance is lower than the fuse peak temperature by 10° C. or more, and the softening temperature of the binder resin measured by the ring and ball method is in the range of 130 to 400° C. This thermal transfer film is capable of forming a printed product with a good printing quality.

A durable superhydrophobic coating, which coating has the ability to self-heal, similar to the regeneration function observed in biological systems. The coating composition comprises the reaction products of at least one fluorine-containing silane compound (A), at least one hydrolysable compound (B), at least one polysiloxane compound (C), at least one relatively large-sized ceramic particle (I), at least one nano-sized ceramic particle (II) and at least one solvent.

Dark colored roofing granules include an inert base particle coated with a composition including a metal silicate, a non-clay latent heat reactant, and a dark colored but solar reflective prigment.

A process for coating a surface of a metal-containing substrate with a bioceramic material includes activating the surface of the metal-containing substrate by applying a voltage to the substrate in a liquid containing an electrolyte; and, immersing the substrate in a deposition solution containing the bioceramic material or precursors for the bioceramic material. The coated substrate may be heat treated to enhance coating bond strength. The bioceramic material may be hydroxyapatite. Coated substrates are useful for the fabrication of prostheses.

A coupling (7) which is rotatable about a vertical axis of rotation and intended for the mounting of a workpiece support (15) which can be loaded, for example, with incorrectly coated or worn workpieces (18) is arranged in a removable holder (5) above a tank (2) filled with an electrolyte. Said workpiece support is connected via the coupling (7) to a current supply device, to the opposite pole of which an opposite electrode (12) is connected. A heating and cooling device (13) and an ultrasound generator (14) are also arranged in the tank (2). By current supply and simultaneous rotation, the coat is stripped from the workpiece support (15) and / or from the workpieces (18). After incorrect coating, the workpieces (18) together with the workpiece support (15) and in certain circumstances with the holder (5) can be taken over directly from a coating unit and, after coat stripping, transferred to such a coating unit for recoating.

A pipeline (20) that lies primarily in the sea and that consists of multiple steel pipe sections connected in tandem at pipe joints, includes a protective coating around the pipe sections and around the pipe joints. Each pipe section is first covered, at an onshore facility, by an initial coating (30, 32) that extends along at least 80% of the pipe section length while leaving its ends uncovered, to leave gripping areas (40, 42) where the steel of the pipe is uncovered so the pipe can be clamped by tools such as those with steel jaws to position and slide it axially, or turn it, or prevent it from turning. After a pair of pipe sections are connected, a completion coating (50) is applied around the pipe joint to leave the pipeline with a coating around all of it.

An electrochemical gas sensor is provided comprising a gas-permeable and substantially ion- and liquid-impermeable membrane for separating an aqueous outer solution and an inner electrolyte solution comprising a gas-permeable film of a hydrophilic polymer consisting essentially of non-covalently cross-linked polymer chains, wherein the film is present directly at least on the side of the membrane facing the aqueous outer solution, which has a surface wettability for the aqueous outer solution that is higher than the surface wettability of the membrane for the aqueous outer solution.

An impact resistant insulation tile is provided that is capable of withstanding the impact of Micrometeriods and Other Debris (MMOD). The tiles are secured to an exterior surface of a Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV). A durable coating is applied to the exterior surface of a thermally insulative layer to fragment and slow down MMOD that collide with the tile. In addition, a shock layer may be embedded within the thermal insulator to further reduce the size and speed of MMOD particles. A ballistic strain isolator pad may also be located between the thermal insulator and the RLV structure to capture fragmented particles.

A turbine airfoil including an airfoil body is disclosed. The airfoil includes a leading edge, a trailing edge, an exterior surface including a suction side extending from the leading edge to the trailing edge and a pressure side extending from the leading edge to a trailing end. The pressure side is located opposite to the suction side on the airfoil body. The complete pressure side of the exterior surface is coated by a thermal barrier coating with a thickness decreasing towards the trailing end.

A telecommunication element having a durable color identifying polymeric coating thereon is disclosed. The telecommunication element comprises an elongated communication transmission medium, such as an optical fiber or an optical fiber ribbon, and a radiation cured polymeric coating having an identifying color applied on at least a portion of the transmission medium. The identifying color in the polymeric coating is provided by chromophore molecules that are covalently bonded thereto. Coating compositions and a method are also disclosed.

A coated article, and a corresponding method of making the same are provided. The coated article includes a coating supported by a substrate, the coating including a thin metal or metal nitride contact layer (e.g., NiCr, Ni, Cr, CrNx or NiCrNx) located directly between and contacting an infrared (IR) reflecting layer (e.g., Ag) and an oxide barrier layer (e.g., NiCrOx).

The invention relates to a tool for galvanically coating sliding bearings comprising at least one cover, to which a thief is attached.

A high temperature Nb-base alloy material which contains a ductile Nb-base metal phase to secure the toughness of the alloy at a normal temperature, and yet it can provide a dense oxide film in a high temperature oxidative atmosphere, thereby it can maintain excellent oxidation resistance even when the coating is broken, i.e. it has self repairing function, is provided.The high temperature oxidation resistant alloy material is constructed by adding a trace amount of metal Mg which is necessary to form a dense oxide film comprising MgO as a main component on the surface in an elevated temperature oxidative atmosphere, to a composite phase alloy comprising not less than 10% by volume of a Nb-base solid solution metal phase represented by atomic ratio as Nb-(15-40%)Ti-(5-20%)Al and the remainder of one or more kinds of intermetallic compound phases or ceramic phases having high oxidation resistance.

A drive has a drive source connected with an automatic manual gearbox. A friction clutch is positioned between the drive source and the gearbox. The drive also has a differential, which with a gear wheel engages a first gear wheel on the gearbox output shaft, as well as a gear module to change the transmission in the gear without interrupting the drive. The gear module has a brake and a bypass transmission with three rotation bodies of which a first rotation body is connected to the first clutch part, a second rotation body is connected to a connecting gear wheel, which engages the first gear wheel, and the third rotation body is connected to the brake. The connections of the rotation bodies to the parts stated and respectively of the drive are made in this as splines.

De-polluting, self-cleaning coating compositions are disclosed which comprise photocatalytic titanium dioxide and a binder comprising an epoxy siloxane polymer. The compositions produce durable, self-cleaning coatings with photocatalytic activity against pollutants in the air, such as NOx compounds.

Additions of small but effective amounts of one or more of bismuth, indium, lead and / or tin to a silicon-containing aluminum casting alloy markedly improves the dry machinability of a casting made from the modified alloy. But dry machining of such castings is synergistically improved by the use of cutting tools with cutting surfaces coated with microcrystalline diamond or diamond-like carbon coatings. The use of such carbon-coated tools enables remarkable improvement in dry machinability even at reduced levels of the soft metal in the alloy.

In a method for applying an electrical insulation to a ferromagnetic body, provided with axial slots for receiving an electrical winding, of a primary element of an electrical machine, particularly to a slotted armature body of an armature of a direct-current motor, the body is coated with electrostatically charged plastic powder. For improving the economy of the method with a view to low system costs and great ease of maintenance while assuring reliable slot insulation, the coating is done with a high layer thickness by direct powder spraying onto the grounded body.

A curbside mailbox kit, compliant with 39 U.S.C. 111 (Feb. 8, 2001), comprising: a base, two sides, an optional signaling flag, a roof, a rear side, and a front door, wherein the mailbox kit is provided in an unassembled form having a void cross section substantially less than 30 square inches, and having a void cross section when assembled of at least 30 square inches. A mailbox, comprising a base, hinged front panel, rear panel, two side panels, and a top, each of the two side panels being attached to the base by a hinge. A mailbox kit, comprising two planar sides, a planar base, a planar rear panel, a hinged planar front door, and a top, the sides, base, rear panel and front being provided in a package with their respective planes parallel, the kit being adapted to be assembled into a box.

A process for coating a surface of a metal-containing substrate with a bioceramic material includes activating the surface of the metal-containing substrate by applying a voltage to the substrate in a liquid containing an electrolyte; and, immersing the substrate in a deposition solution containing the bioceramic material or precursors for the bioceramic material. The coated substrate may be heat treated to enhance coating bond strength. The bioceramic material may be hydroxyapatite. Coated substrates are useful for the fabrication of prostheses.