755 results about "Glass particle" patented technology

A method for electrophoretic deposition of ceramic particles as a green body shaped as a dental appliance, the method comprising the steps of (a) forming a suspension of the ceramic particles in a first polar solvent, the ceramic particles constituting at least about 5% of the first suspension by weight; (b) passing a direct electrical current through the first suspension, using a deposition electrode shaped as the dental appliance to form a green body; (c) coating the green body with glass particles; and (d) sintering the resultant coated body for obtaining a glass coated all-ceramic dental appliance.

The paste composition for an electrode are constituted with metal particles having copper as a main component, a phosphorous-containing compound, glass particles, a solvent, and a resin. Further, the photovoltaic cell has an electrode formed by using the paste composition for an electrode.

The electroconductive thick film paste of the present invention is a silver electroconductive paste, which includes silver particles, glass particles, and an organic vehicle, and is used in an electrode for connecting a back face terminal on the silicon substrate of a solar cell, and is characterized by the fact that the average particle diameter of said silver particles is 3.0-15.0 μm. The present invention is further directed to an electrode formed from the composition as detailed above and a solar cell comprising said electrode.

The invention provides a high-impact toughness man-made quartzite slab and a preparation method thereof. The man-made quartzite slab comprises the following components in percentage by weight: 58-75 percent of particle raw materials, 15-33 percent of quartz powder, 0.01-10 percent of paint, 0.1-1 percent of coupling agent, 8-12 percent of adhesive and 0.8-2 percent of curing agent, wherein the particle raw materials are quartz particles, glass particles, or a mixture of the two. The man-made quartzite slab provided by the invention has the characteristics of low probability of cracking and deformation, and the like.

A microcrystal glass-ceramic tile as decorative material is prepared from the microcrystal glass particles and ceramics through spreading the microcrystal glass particles on the surface of ceramic tile blank, applying fixing liquid, and calcining in kiln. Its advantage is gay colour.

A method, apparatus and system for sorting contaminated glass from a stream of glass particles used light of a wavelength suited to inducing fluorescence in the contaminated glass pieces. Automatic cleaning mechanisms are included in some embodiments to facilitate removal of coatings which would prevent the contaminated particles from fluorescing. The identified particles are then automatically separated from the remaining particles.

A bottom-up cocurrent combustion furnace for the production of synthetic microspheres by thermal expansion of glass particles is provided having improved characteristics with regard to anti-fouling, process efficiency, and yield. The disclosed furnace uses preheated combustion air to preheat the feed material and to convey the feed material in a dilute phase transport regime to a burner. The combustion air, fuel, and feed material are premixed prior to being injected though the burner. The feed material rapidly expands as it is ejected through the burner and through a flame and then rapidly cools to solidify the microspheres. Additional features are provided to prevent the furnace from fouling by keeping the feed material away from the furnace walls, removing feed material that adheres to the furnace walls, and collecting feed material that agglomerates or does not expand.

The invention relates to chemically or physically curable compositions suitable as adhesives or sealants or coating materials, which compositions contain at least one binding agent selected from the group comprising crosslinkable or polymerizable monomers, prepolymers, or polymers, as well as at least one filler. The filler proportion is 0.2 to 70 wt % based on the total weight of the compositions, and at least a portion of the filler is made up of glass particles having a particle size from 100 nm to 20 μm, which have been obtained by comminuting foamed neutral or acid glass.

A method for producing glass or glass ceramic articles by powder injection molding of glass powder includes mixing together, in a continuous mixing process, ingredients to form a mixture comprising a glass powder and a binder, where the ingredients include a glass powder in a relative amount sufficient to equal at least 50% by volume of the resulting mixture and a binder comprising a thermoplastic polymer, desirably a thermoplastic elastomer, and a wax; forming the mixture into a formed structure; and de-binding and sintering the formed structure. The method desirably involves mixing via a high intensity mixing process, desirably by mixing in a twin-screw extruder. The forming process may include pelletizing the mixture and injection molding the pelletized mixture to form the formed structure. The ingredients of the mixture desirably comprise a glass powder in a relative amount sufficient to equal at least 70% by volume of the resulting mixture. The glass powder desirably includes at least some glass particles having irregular shapes.

The invention discloses a black micro-crystalline glass plate made of gold ore tailings, which is prepared from the following raw materials in part by mass: gold ore tailings 60-90, quartz sand 8-20, calcite 0.5-2, nepheline 1-2, sodium carbonate 2-5, borax 1-2, barium carbonate 1-8, sodium nitrate 2-6 and cobalt oxide 0.1-0.5. A manufacturing method comprises: crushing and screening the gold ore tailings, the quartz sand, the calcite and the nepheline; removing cyanides from the gold ore tailings by an iron exchange method; weighing the raw materials in proportion and preparing a mixed material; melting the mixed material at 1,250 to 1,350 DEG C to form vitreous humour; allowing molten vitreous humour directly to flow into water to be quenched by water into glass grains; flatly spreading the glass grains in a refractory mould for crystallization; and grinding and cutting an obtained black crystalline glass sample. Compared with the traditional black crystalline glass, the product has more higher quality, and has the advantages of high Mohs' hardness, high bending strength, high chemical stability and pure color.

The present application is directed to a method for performing a bisulfite reaction to determine methylation positions in a nucleic acid, i.e. methylated and non-methylated cytosines, whereby the nucleic acid is bound to a solid phase during the deamination and/or desulfonation step of the bisulfite reaction. The solid phase is preferably a material comprising glass or silica, more preferably a glass fleece, glass membrane or a magnetic glass particle. Further, the use of a solid phase for binding a nucleic acid during the deamination and/or desulfonation step of the bisulfite reaction is disclosed and a kit containing a bisulfite reagent and a solid phase.

The invention discloses a sintering process method and device for producing microcrystalline glass by using blast furnace slag, belonging to the field of metallurgical and inorganic non-metallic materials. The process method comprises the following main steps that: (1) blast furnace slag is transferred to a composition hardening, tempering and stirring tank, a modifier, a coloring agent and a nucleating agent are added into the tank, the obtained mixture is uniformly stirred, and the temperature of the slag is ensured; (2) the slag enters a water quenching pond through a slag inlet and is quenched with water so as to form glass particles; (3) after the glass particles are finely ground and screened, qualified glass particles are dried; (4) the dried glass particles are distributed on a shelf board and enter a nucleating area; (5) after the temperature of the nucleating area arises to 700-800 DEG C, the glass particles are subjected to heat preservation; (6) after entering a crystallization area, the glass particles are heated to 900-1100 DEG C and then subjected to heat preservation; and (7) the glass particles enter a cooling area to be cooled, thus obtaining products; and then the qualified products are subjected to surface grinding and polishing, thus obtaining a finished product microcrystalline glass. According to the invention, blast furnace slag and solid waste resources are fully used, and the product microcrystalline glass has the advantages of high strength, corrosion resistance, multiple colors and the like and has remarkable economic benefits and environmental protection benefits.

The present invention relates to a lithium disilicate glass-ceramic composite material with ZrO₂ as the reinforcing phase and thepreparation method, which solve the problems that the production cycle is long, the cost is high, the products can be easily formed and the mechanical properties of the lithium disilicate glass-ceramic is lower. The present invention is composed of the lithium disilicate base glass and zirconia powders. The preparation method goes in that the ball milling is carried out according to the components of the original glass; the desiccated raw materials are placed in a corundum crucible so as to be melted under high temperature; the glass solution is poured into the distilled water to go into water quenching so as to be changed into 1 to 2mm glass particles; the ball milling is applied to the glass particles after going into the water quenching so as to obtain the glass powders; the lithium disilicate glass powder is taken to be mixed with the zirconia powders and the ball milling is applied to the lithium disilicate glass powder and the zirconia powders with the alcohol as the medium; the vacuum heating-press sintering is implemented and then the lithium disilicate glass-ceramic composite material with ZrO₂ as the reinforcing phase is prepared. The present invention is uneasily deformed, has short production cycle and low cost and has excellent bending strength and fracture toughness indexes.

The invention discloses a porous ceramic-microcrystalline glass composite insulation decorative plate and a preparation method thereof. The porous ceramic comprises ceramic tile raw material, additive, pore forming agent and foaming agent, and the microcrystalline glass comprises SiO2, CaO, ZnO, Al2O3, Na2O, K2O, etc. The preparation method comprises the following steps: firstly uniformly mixing ceramic tile raw material, additive, pore forming agent and foaming agent, and conducting ball milling to obtain an ultrafine powder slurry; then granulating, drying, and conducting compression molding; drying the green ware body and then sintering in a roller kiln or a shuttle kiln; then, melting quartz sand, limestone, soda ash and other minerals or chemical raw materials to obtain a glass melt, carrying out water quenching on the glass melt to obtain glass particles; screening the dried glass particles and then classifying, paving on the surface of a porous ceramic plate, then pushing into a crystallization kiln to sinter, crystallize, anneal and cool the glass particles to form a microcrystalline glass layer; in the process, simultaneously compounding the microcrystalline glass with the porous ceramic plate to form the porous ceramic-microcrystalline glass composite insulation decorative plate.

A method of producing a porous glass-particle-deposited body by effectively depositing the glass particles synthesized by a burner for synthesizing glass particles on a starting member with increased bonding strength between the deposited glass particles and decreased possibility of developing cracks and other problems, and a burner to be used for the production method. In the method of producing the deposited body by depositing the glass particles synthesized by a burner on the surface of the starting member, the glass particle deposition surface has (a) a region that is hit by the center portion of the flame issuing from the burner and (b) another region that has a temperature higher than that of the region hit by the center portion of the flame and that is located at the outside of the region hit by the center portion of the flame.

An apparatus for comminuting glass fibers is disclosed. Within a housing are a plurality of weighted members or hammers, flexibly connected to and spaced about a rotatable shaft. A drive member rotates the hammers about the shaft to define a rotation circumference. A glass intake opening located at the top portion of the housing is provided to introduce glass fibers and carrier material into the apparatus. A first adjustable plate is located adjacent the glass intake opening and positioned to provide a space between the first adjustable plate and the hammers' rotation circumference. A first glass suspension chamber is defined by the glass intake opening, the first adjustable plate, and the rotation circumference of the hammers. In operation, a quantity of glass fibers and carrier material is introduced into the apparatus, and spinning weighted members contact the glass, causing the glass to strike the first adjustable plate and other glass particles. Adjusting the space between the first adjustable plate the weighted members' rotation circumference helps control the resulting particle size of the comminuted glass. Controlling the shaft rotation speed affects the resulting particle size of the comminuted glass.