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57 results about "Crystallization kinetics" patented technology

Crystallization kinetics is the area of polymer science that deals with the rate at which randomly ordered chains transform into highly ordered crystals, and includes every aspect of the resultant structure that is dependent on the route that was taken between those different states.

Single-walled carbon nanotube-ceramic composites and methods of use

Composites of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) and a ceramic support (e.g., silica) comprising a small amount of catalytic metal, e.g., cobalt and molybdenum, are described. The particle comprising the metal and ceramic support is used as the catalyst for the production of the single-walled carbon nanotubes. The nanotube-ceramic composite thus produced can be used “as prepared” without further purification providing significant cost advantages. The nanotube-ceramic composite has also been shown to have improved properties versus those of purified carbon nanotubes in certain applications such as field emission devices. Use of precipitated and fumed silicas has resulted in nanotube-ceramic composites which may synergistically improve the properties of both the ceramic (e.g., silica) and the single-walled carbon nanotubes. Addition of these composites to polymers may improve their properties. These properties include thermal conductivity, thermal stability (tolerance to degradation), electrical conductivity, modification of crystallization kinetics, strength, elasticity modulus, fracture toughness, and other mechanical properties. Other nanotube-ceramic composites may be produced based on Al2O3, MgO and ZrO2, for example, which are suitable for a large variety of applications.
Owner:THE BOARD OF RGT UNIV OF OKLAHOMA

Method for predicting coupling responses of isothermal forming and dynamic recrystallization evolution of titanium alloys

The invention provides a method for predicting coupling responses of isothermal forming and dynamic recrystallization evolution of titanium alloys. Grain stress responses, intercrystalline non-uniform deformation and non-uniform dislocation density caused by intercrystalline non-uniform deformation are obtained in an isothermal forming process of the titanium alloys and are adopted as variables and transmitted to a cellular automaton, dynamic recrystallization evolution of the grain size under the condition of non-uniform size deformation is obtained, and dynamic recrystallization nucleation and grown structure morphology as well as grain boundary evolution and updated dislocation density which are caused by the dynamic recrystallization nucleation and grown structure morphology are obtained. The obtained grain and grain boundary information including dynamic recrystallization nucleation and growth as well as the dislocation density is returned to a crystal plasticity finite element method, dislocation gliding resistance of each grain unit is updated, so that subsequent deformation of the titanium alloys is influenced, and the stress responses of the grain size are calculated according to the constitutive relation. The method realizes synchronous prediction of non-uniform deformation of the grain size in isothermal forming of the titanium alloys, dynamic recrystallization structure morphology evolution, recrystallized grain size evaluation, recrystallization kinetics, deformable bodies and grain flow stress.
Owner:NORTHWESTERN POLYTECHNICAL UNIV

Preparation method for high-dispersion zeolite molecular sieves

The invention relates to a preparation method for high-dispersion zeolite molecular sieves. The preparation method includes preparing gel and performing hydrothermal crystallization on nanometer molecular sieves, pressing organochlorosilane in a crystallization kettle filled with crystallized matter through pressurization of nitrogen under the condition of stirring when the crystallization of the molecular sieves is finished so as to enable the organochlorosilane to fully contact and react with the surfaces of the molecular sieves, and collecting products after reaction of the organochlorosilane and the crystallized matter is finished. The mass ratio of the added organochlorosilane R is R/SIO2=0.01-2, the reaction time is no more than 100 hours, and the reaction temperature ranges from room temperature to 200 DEG C. The organochlorosilane is added when the crystallization of the molecular sieves is finished, and the condensation reaction of the organochlorosilane and the surface hydroxyl groups of the molecular sieves is utilized to block agglomeration among the molecular sieves, so that the defect that prior methods affect crystallization kinetics of the molecular sieves is overcome. Obtained molecular sieve products have good dispersibility and large specific surface areas, and are easy to filter.
Owner:DALIAN UNIV OF TECH

Method for acquiring mobility parameter of re-crystallized structure evolution crystal boundary of metal material

The invention relates to a method for acquiring a mobility parameter of a re-crystallized structure evolution crystal boundary of a metal material. The method comprises the following steps: (1) performing static re-crystallization or dynamic re-crystallization physical thermal simulation test on a metal material sample; (2) acquiring an average grain size of static re-crystallization or dynamic re-crystallization of the sample by utilizing a microstructure representation test; (3) establishing a re-crystallization dynamical model on the basis of a structural evolution numerical simulation method, wherein the model includes nucleation and growing sub-models; (4) describing a nucleation rate sub-model through a nucleation rate, excluding the parameters, such as nucleation activation energy, difficult to acquire through the test and the parameters without physical significance; (5) expressing the migration rate of the crystal boundary of a re-crystallization growing sub-model by the product of the driving force and the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary, wherein the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary is a unique fitting parameter in the whole model; (6) adjusting the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary by adopting an inverse optimization algorithm, comparing a numerical simulation result with a test result and confirming the parameter when a difference between the numerical simulation result with the test result is less than a threshold value (0.01-0.1).
Owner:AVIC BEIJING INST OF AERONAUTICAL MATERIALS

Method and device for online representing crystallization kinetic process through ultrasonic wave

InactiveCN103512956AConvenient variable temperature transient testOptimizing the cooling and solidification processAnalysing solids using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic wavesMolten stateThermal state
The invention discloses a testing method and device for online representing crystallization kinetic process through ultrasonic wave. Temperature and pressure sensors and an ultrasonic probe are mounted in the closed material cavity of a PVT testing device, the material is cooled to perform crystallization, synchronous detection is performed to obtain specific volume and ultrasonic wave sound velocity pair time curves at different pressure and temperature, the thermal state of the material can be classified into solid state, crystalline region and molten state from the inflection points of the curves, and the synchronous ultrasonic wave velocity pair specific volume is plotted and fitted to establish the quantitative relation. The mode that the crystallinity degree in a crystallization kinetic equation is expressed through adopting the specific volume, is changed into the mode that the crystallinity degree in a crystallization kinetic equation is expressed through adopting an ultrasonic wave velocity, the crystallization process is quantificationally analyzed, and the rule of influence of material composition, temperature, pressure and medium on the crystallization is researched. The temperature and pressure sensors and the ultrasonic probe are mounted on a production line or the material cavity of a die, the crystallization process can be online represented conveniently in the normal position and lossless way, feedback can be optimized, the cooling technology and the formula can be controlled, and the product quality can be evaluated. High-pressure online testing and rapid pressure and temperature change testing are performed easily through the method.
Owner:BEIJING UNIV OF CHEM TECH

Single-walled carbon nanotube-ceramic composites and methods of use

Composites of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) and a ceramic support (e.g., silica) comprising a small amount of catalytic metal, e.g., cobalt and molybdenum, are described. The particle comprising the metal and ceramic support is used as the catalyst for the production of the single-walled carbon nanotubes. The nanotube-ceramic composite thus produced can be used “as prepared” without further purification providing significant cost advantages. The nanotube-ceramic composite has also been shown to have improved properties versus those of purified carbon nanotubes in certain applications such as field emission devices. Use of precipitated and fumed silicas has resulted in nanotube-ceramic composites which may synergistically improve the properties of both the ceramic (e.g., silica) and the single-walled carbon nanotubes. Addition of these composites to polymers may improve their properties. These properties include thermal conductivity, thermal stability (tolerance to degradation), electrical conductivity, modification of crystallization kinetics, strength, elasticity modulus, fracture toughness, and other mechanical properties. Other nanotube-ceramic composites may be produced based on Al2O3, MgO and ZrO2, for example, which are suitable for a large variety of applications.
Owner:THE BOARD OF RGT UNIV OF OKLAHOMA

Large-area perovskite light-emitting film and light-emitting diode thereof

The invention discloses a large-area perovskite light-emitting film and a light-emitting diode thereof. The large-area perovskite light-emitting film is highly compact and high in photoluminescence efficiency. According to a printing preparation method of the large-area perovskite light-emitting film, two key steps, namely solvent volatilization of a wet film and thermal annealing crystallization of a perovskite film can be separated through vacuum pretreatment, so that control over crystallization kinetics in the preparation process of the perovskite light-emitting film is achieved, and the problem that a uniform large-area perovskite light-emitting layer cannot be prepared through a traditional spin coating technology is solved. On the basis of the printing preparation process of the large-area perovskite light-emitting film, a large-area perovskite light-emitting diode with uniform light emitting and high external quantum efficiency is prepared, the process for preparing the light-emitting diode is simple in step, the limitation of the current preparation process (such as a spin-coating method and an anti-solvent extraction method) on the preparation size of the perovskite light-emitting diode is solved, and the large-area perovskite light-emitting diode with uniform luminous intensity is obtained.
Owner:JINAN UNIVERSITY

A Method for Obtaining Mobility Parameters of Grain Boundary in Metal Material Recrystallization Microstructure Evolution

The invention relates to a method for acquiring a mobility parameter of a re-crystallized structure evolution crystal boundary of a metal material. The method comprises the following steps: (1) performing static re-crystallization or dynamic re-crystallization physical thermal simulation test on a metal material sample; (2) acquiring an average grain size of static re-crystallization or dynamic re-crystallization of the sample by utilizing a microstructure representation test; (3) establishing a re-crystallization dynamical model on the basis of a structural evolution numerical simulation method, wherein the model includes nucleation and growing sub-models; (4) describing a nucleation rate sub-model through a nucleation rate, excluding the parameters, such as nucleation activation energy, difficult to acquire through the test and the parameters without physical significance; (5) expressing the migration rate of the crystal boundary of a re-crystallization growing sub-model by the product of the driving force and the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary, wherein the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary is a unique fitting parameter in the whole model; (6) adjusting the mobility parameter of the crystal boundary by adopting an inverse optimization algorithm, comparing a numerical simulation result with a test result and confirming the parameter when a difference between the numerical simulation result with the test result is less than a threshold value (0.01-0.1).
Owner:AVIC BEIJING INST OF AERONAUTICAL MATERIALS
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