3624 results about "Aluminate" patented technology

A method is provided for depositing a gate dielectric that includes at least two rare earth metal elements in the form of an oxide or an aluminate. The method includes disposing a substrate in a process chamber and exposing the substrate to a gas pulse containing a first rare earth precursor and to a gas pulse containing a second rare earth precursor. The substrate may also optionally be exposed to a gas pulse containing an aluminum precursor. Sequentially after each precursor gas pulse, the substrate is exposed to a gas pulse of an oxygen-containing gas. In alternative embodiments, the first and second rare earth precursors may be pulsed together, and either or both may be pulsed together with the aluminum precursor. The first and second rare earth precursors comprise a different rare earth metal element. The sequential exposing steps may be repeated to deposit a mixed rare earth oxide or aluminate layer with a desired thickness. Purge or evacuation steps may also be performed after each gas pulse.

An article comprising a silicon-containing substrate, an environmental barrier coating (EBC) overlying the substrate, wherein the EBC comprises a higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer; and a corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant for the higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer. A process is also provided for forming a corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant layer over the higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer. Also provided is an alternative process for treating a porous higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer with a liquid composition comprising an corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant precursor to infiltrate the porous higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer with the alumina/aluminate sealant precursor in an amount sufficient to provide, when converted to the corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant, protection of the environmental barrier coating against environmental attack; and converting the infiltrated alumina/aluminate sealant precursor within the porous higher metal silicate-containing outer barrier layer to the corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant.

Alkyl esters of fatty acids, and high purity glycerin, are produced using a process comprising a set of transesterification reactions between a vegetable or animal oil and an aliphatic monoalcohol employing a heterogeneous catalyst, for example based on zinc aluminate, the water content in the reaction medium being controlled to a value that is below a given limiting value.

The invention discloses a preparation method of a hydrogenation catalyst composition. According to the method, sodium meta-aluminate is adopted as an aluminum source in the preparation of a mixture of an NixWyOz composite oxide precursor and an Al2O3 precursor through a coprecipitation process, and a proper amount of a CO2 gas is accessed in the colloid forming process, so a difficult shaping problem of a bulk phase catalyst is solved, physicochemical properties of the catalyst are adjusted, and the composition which has the characteristics of large specific surface area and uniform aperture distribution and makes many metal active sites be exposed on the catalyst surface allows the utilization rate of active metals to be improved. The catalyst composition of the invention, which has increased apertures and pore volumes, allows the Ni-W high activity sites to be fully utilized and complex macrostructure molecules to easily contact with the active sites, so the catalyst composition is especially suitable for ultra-deep desulfurization reactions for the production of ultraclean diesel oil.

A coating system for Si-containing materials, particularly those for articles exposed to high temperatures. The coating system exhibits improved resistance to corrosion from sea salt and CMAS as a result of using aluminate compounds to protect silicate-containing layers of the coating system. The coating system includes an environmental barrier coating, a thermal barrier coating overlying the environmental barrier coating and formed of a thermal-insulating material, and a transition layer between the environmental barrier coating and thermal barrier coating, wherein the transition layer contains at least one aluminate compound and/or alumina.

Solid adsorbents, following their use for mercury removal from flue gas, that do not interfere with the ability of air-entraining additives (such as surfactants) to form stable bubbles when added to fly ash containing the adsorbents. The interference is overcome by heating the materials used in the manufacture of the adsorbent so that magnesium hydroxide and/or one or more alkali compounds containing one or more silicate, aluminate, and/or phosphate moiety, added or already present in the materials, binds multivalent cations present in the materials that could otherwise interfere with the surfactant activity.

A CMP composition having: a fluid comprising water and at least one oxidizing compound that produces free radicals when contacted with an activator; and a plurality of particles having a surface and comprising at least one activator selected from ions or compounds of Cu, Fe, Mn, Ti, or mixtures thereof disposed on said surface, wherein at least a portion of said surface comprises a stabilizer. Preferred activators are selected from inorganic oxygen-containing compounds of B, W, Al, and P, for example borate, tungstate, aluminate, and phosphate. The activators are preferably ions of Cu or Fe. Surprisingly, as little as 0.2 ppm and 12 ppm of activator is useful, if the activator-containing particles are suspended in the fluid as a slurry. Advantageously, certain organic acids, and especially dihydroxy enolic acids, are included in an amount less than about 4000 ppm. Advantageously, activator is coated onto abrasive particles after the particles have been coated with stabilizer.

An article comprising a silicon-containing substrate, an environmental barrier coating (EBC) overlying the substrate, wherein the EBC comprises an outer alkaline earth aluminosilicate barrier layer; and a corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant for the outer barrier layer. A process is also provided for forming a corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant layer over the outer barrier layer of the EBC. Also provided is an alternative process for treating a porous outer barrier layer with a liquid composition comprising an corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant precursor to infiltrate the porous outer barrier layer with the alumina/aluminate sealant precursor in an amount sufficient to provide, when converted to the corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant, protection of the environmental barrier coating against environmental attack; and converting the infiltrated alumina/aluminate sealant precursor within the porous outer barrier layer to the corrosion resistant alumina/aluminate sealant.

The invention relates to an expansion material for a cast-in-situ hollow floor member, which comprises 4 to 15 percent of sulphoaluminate cement or ferro-aluminate cement, 50 to 65 percent of Portland cement, 18 to 35 percent of fly ash, and 2 to 10 percent of modifying agent (weight percentage). The invention adopts the sulphoaluminate cement or the ferro-aluminate cement to be mixed with the Portland cement to ensure that the expansion material has good performances of light mass, high strength, corrosion resistance, thermal insulation and so on, and then is matched with other modifying agents to ensure that the expansion material can save the using amount of the cement and ensure that a floor system has the advantages of high strength, permeation resistance, freezing resistance, cracking resistance, friction resistance, ultraviolet irradiation resistance, tensile resistance, compression resistance, shock resistance, and good sound insulation effect when reducing the weight of the floor system.

A process for making a pervious concrete comprising a geopolymerized pozzolanic ash. Generally, the process includes mixing a solid aggregate and a geopolymerized pozzolanic ash binder together to form a pervious concrete mixture. Some examples of suitable aggregates comprise recycled carpet, recycled cement, and aggregates of coal-combustion byproducts. The geopolymerized pozzolanic ash binder is made by combining a pozzolanic ash, such as fly ash, with a sufficient amount of an alkaline activator and water to initiate a geopolymerization reaction. The activator solution may contain an alkali metal hydroxide, carbonate, silicate, aluminate, or mixtures thereof. In some aspects, the final concrete forms a solid mass in the form of pavement or a pre-cast concrete shape. The solid mass of concrete may have a void content of between about 5% and about 35%.

The invention relates to a kind of pair-slurry affusing material prepared with cement as basic raw material. It is comprised of two kinds of dry powdery mixed materials A and B of affusing slurry pair-liquid formed after adding water. Their weight percents are respectively: mixed material A: sulfur aluminate cement 30% - 98.1%, retarder citric acid 0.1% - 0.5%, flocculant polyacrylamide 0% - 0.8%, water-reducing agent FDN 0.6% - 1.5% and inorganic padding pulverized coal ash 0% - 69.1%; mixed material B: Portland cement 20% - 88%, land plaster 6% - 15%, flocculant UWN 0% - 0.7%, accelerator lithium carbonate 0.4% - 1.0%, water-reducing agent FDN 0.5% - 1.3%, calcareousness 2.0% - 5.0% and inorganic padding pulverized coal ash 0% - 70.8%.

Environmental barrier coatings for high temperature ceramic components including: a bond coat layer; an optional silica layer; and at least one transition layer including: from about 85% to about 100% by volume of the transition layer of a primary transition material selected from a rare earth disilicate, or a doped rare earth disilicate; and from 0% to about 15% by volume of the transition layer of a secondary material selected from Fe₂O₃, iron silicates, rare earth iron oxides, Al₂O₃, mullite, rare earth aluminates, rare earth aluminosilicates, TiO₂, rare earth titanates, Ga₂O₃, rare earth gallates, NiO, nickel silicates, rare earth nickel oxides, Lnb metals, Lnb₂O₃, Lnb₂Si₂O₇, Lnb₂SiO₅, borosilicate glass, alkaline earth silicates, alkaline earth rare earth oxides, alkaline earth rare earth silicates, and mixtures thereof; where the transition layer is applied to the component as a slurry including at least water, the primary transition material and at least one slurry sintering aid, and where a reaction between the slurry sintering aid and the primary transition material results in the transition layer having a porosity of from 0% to about 15% by volume of the transition layer.

The present invention relates to thermally stable supports and catalysts for use in high temperature operation, and methods of preparing such supports and catalysts, which includes adding a rare earth metal to an aluminum-containing precursor prior to calcining. The present invention can be more specifically seen as a support, process and catalyst wherein the thermally stable support comprises two rare earth aluminates of different molar ratios of aluminum to rare earth metal, and optionally, alumina and/or a rare earth oxide. More particularly, the invention relates to the use of noble metal catalysts comprising the thermally stable support for synthesis gas production via partial oxidation of light hydrocarbon (e.g., methane) with minimal deactivation over long-term operations and further relates to gas-to-liquids conversion processes.

An organic electrolyte battery that through inhibition of any oxidative decomposition of organic electrolyte under high voltage, attains an enhancement of cycle characteristics and is further capable of attaining a realization of high energy density.

There is provided organic electrolyte battery (10) comprising positive electrode material (2) and negative electrode material (4) and, interposed therebetween, organic electrolyte (6), wherein positive electrode active material particles (8) as a constituent of the positive electrode have surfaces at least partially coated with attachment (12) with electronic conductance and ionic conductance not easily oxidized even when supplied with oxygen from the positive electrode active material. The above attachment (12) is composed of microparticles of inorganic solid electrolyte with ionic conductance (14) and microparticles of conductive material with electronic conductance (16). In a polymer lithium secondary battery, the microparticles of inorganic solid electrolyte consist of any one of lithium-containing phosphates, silicates, borates, sulfates, aluminates, etc., or a mixture thereof.

A Ce³⁺ based aluminate phosphor or Ce³⁺ based phosphor in a solid solution can be used for white light generation when combined with a blue or ultraviolet light emitting diode.

Self-glowing phosphorescent blends comprises of silicates, phosphate, and their compounds with aluminates (e.g. alumino-silicates and alumino-phosphate) phosphors are disclosed. These blends can be optically charged by exposure to sunlight or artificial light sources, and are able to emit visible light for hours in darkness without the need of electricity or consumption of materials. Such optical charging-discharging cycles can be repeated at least 1000 times. These blends can be used to form many commercial products and used in many applications such as: self-glowing paints or coating blends, self-glowing adhesive tapes, self-glowing foils, self-glowing glues and sealants, self-glowing ceramic glazes, self-glowing writing and printing inks, self-glowing papers and stickers, self-glowing textiles and cloth, self-glowing glasses, and self-glowing plastic composites. The “self-glowing” refers to the ability to emit visible light or photon, without simultaneously being externally excited, or consumption of energy (like lamps) or materials (like candle) at the same time. These self-glowing blends or composites can glow in the darkness without consuming electricity and can be utilized in the following applications:

• • 1. Self-glowing marking, labeling, decoration, film coating, and paintings on the body of bicycles, automobiles, ships, and aircrafts. Such utility will display the contour, the location, and color of the subject's body at night or in darkness with the benefits of decoration and safety of traveling.
  • 2. Self-glowing marking, labeling, decoration, film coating, and paintings on the walls, the swimming pools, stairs, steps, and other outstanding objects inside or outside of a building. Beside apparent decoration utility in the darkness, they can also show the contour or locations of the objects in the darkness to avoid injury related liability.
  • 3. Low-level lighting source, i.e. “Electric less” lamps. By applying the blend on artificial lamp surfaces, they can self-glow in the darkness for hours after lamp is turned off. When lamp is back on, they can be optically excited and charged up, while shifting the lamp color to longer wavelength and warmer appearance.
  • 4. The blends can be utilized in many other special self-glowing products to save electricity and pollution and prevent safety hazards in darkness. For example, self-glowing paper and ink will allow people to write in the darkness without need for lamps. Self-glowing paint, tapes, ceramic glaze, and labels will allow people to act in the darkness without the need for electric lamps. Self-glowing glass and plastic articles will decorate or display at night without need for electric lamps. Besides conserving electricity and environment, self-glowing products may be used to direct traffic and prevent injury associated with power outage or electric lamps failure. These products also provide convenient safety measures in products such as self-glowing textiles that pedestrian and bicyclists can wear at night, without the need for electric lamps.

The invention relates to cement-based self-leveling mortar, which is prepared from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 35 to 40 percent of No.425 ordinary portland cement, 10 to 15 percent of No.42.5 rapid hardening sulphoaluminate cement, 15 to 18 percent of heavy calcium carbonate, 0.45 to 1 percent of high polymer, 0.15 to 0.3 percent of water reducing agent, 0.15 to 0.3 percent of early strength agent, 0.15 to 0.3 percent of retarder, 0.15 to 0.3 percent of thickener and the balance of fine river sand with the fineness modulus of 1.2 to 1.5. Compared with other traditional cement self-leveling mortar, the self-leveling mortar has the characteristics of higher fluidity, higher leveling property, high early strength and the like.

The invention provides a microcapsule for delaying the release of working fluid additives in oil and gas well and a method for preparing the same, which belongs to oilfield chemical field. The invented microcapsule is formed by 3.5-25 percent of working fluid additive in oil and gas well, 70-94 percent of aluminosilicate beads, 2-5 percent of polymer membrane, wherein the working fluid additive in oil and gas well is one of oil well cement early strength accelerator, gel strength accelerator, retarder or fracturing fluid crosslinking agent, gel breaker, the aluminosilicate beads are waste catalysts with 10-250 um particle size and 0.20-0.60cm3/g pore volume 0.20-0.60cm3/g, the polymer membrane is non water-soluble polymer with 0.02-03 million relative molecular mass. The prepared microcapsules have good effect of delaying release, pressure resistance, temperature resistance, and wide application range. The main raw material of aluminosilicate beads for preparing microcapsules belongs to waste reutilization, which is economical and environment-friendly. Furthermore, the microcapsule preparation technology of the invention is simple and the production cost is low, which is beneficial for industrial production.

A method for making hollow spheres of alumina or aluminate comprises: coating polymeric beads with an aqueous solution of an alumoxane, drying the beads so as to form an alumoxane coating on the beads; heating the beads to a first temperature that is sufficient to convert the alumoxane coating to an amorphous alumina or aluminate coating and is not sufficient to decompose the polymeric beads; dissolving the polymeric bead in a solvent; removing the dissolved polymer from the amorphous alumina or aluminate coating; and heating the amorphous alumina or aluminate coating to a second temperature that is sufficient to form a hollow ceramic sphere of desired porosity and strength. The hollow spheres can be used as proppants or can be incorporated in porous membranes.