7356 results about "Honeycomb" patented technology

An object of the present invention is to provide a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases which makes it possible to alleviate a thermal stress generated due to occurrence of a local temperature change and which is less likely to generate cracks and superior in strength and durability, an adhesive that has a low thermal capacity and is capable of alleviating the thermal stress, a coating material that has a low thermal capacity with a superior heat insulating property and is capable of alleviating the thermal stress, and a manufacturing method of the honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases that can improve precision in the outside dimension, and reduce damages in the manufacturing processes.

The present invention relates to a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases, having a structure in that a plurality of column-shaped porous ceramic members, each having a number of through holes that are placed side by side in the length direction with partition wall interposed therebetween, are combined with one another through adhesive layers so that the partition wall that separate the through holes are allowed to function as a filter for collecting particulates, and in this structure, the thermal expansion coefficient α_L of the adhesive layer and the thermal expansion coefficient α_F of the porous ceramic member are designed to have the following relationship:

0.01<|α_L−α_F|/α_F<1.0.

An object of the present invention is to provide a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases that is free from a gap formed between a plug and a partition wall and cracks generated in the plug and a portion of the partition wall contacting the plug, and is superior in durability. The present invention provides a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases which has a structure in which: a columnar body made of porous ceramic comprises a number of through holes, said through holes being placed in parallel with one another in the length direction with a wall portion interposed therebetween; predetermined through holes of said through holes are filled with plugs at one end of said columnar body, while the through holes that have not been filled with said plugs at said one end are filled with plugs at the other end of said columnar body; and a part or all of said wall portion functions as a filter for collecting particulates, wherein the porosity of the columnar body is in a range from 20 to 80%, and the porosity of the plug is 90% or less and is also set to 0.15 to 4.0 times as much as the porosity of the columnar body.

A honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases that is free from occurrence of cracks and coming-off of plugs and is superior in durability upon its use. The honeycomb filter includes a columnar body made of porous ceramics, which has a number of through holes placed in parallel with one another in the length direction with wall portion interposed therebetween, designed so that predetermined of the through holes are filled with plugs at one end of the columnar body, while the through holes not filled with the plugs at the one end are filled with plugs at the other end of the columnar body, and part of or the entire wall portion functions as a plug for collecting particles. A bending strength Fα (MPa) of the honeycomb filter and a length L (mm) of the plug in the length direction of the through hole satisfy the relationship of Fα×L≧30.

An object of the present invention is to provide a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases having a structure in that, even when comparatively large sealing material layer is included therein, there is hardly any increase in the amount of organic components contained in exhaust gases to be discharged. The present invention provides a honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases, having a structure in that a sealing material layer is formed on a circumference of a columnar body made of porous ceramics, which has a number of through holes placed in parallel with one another in the length direction with wall portion interposed therebetween, and the wall portion which separate the through holes from each other functions as a filter for collecting particulates, wherein the rate Sα of an area occupied by the sealing material layers to the total area of a cross-section including the through holes in the direction perpendicular to the through holes is set to 0.5% or more, and the rate Vα of organic components to the honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases is set to 0.5% by weight or less.

The invention discloses a self-adaptive transmission method and a self-adaptive transmission system in the uplink cellular video communication of the wireless multimedia communication technical field. The method is that: a feedback-based channel effectively transmits bandwidth perceiving; the sending speed of a data flow is adjusted according to the perceived effective transmission bandwidth, the adjustment of the sending rate is realized by changing the packet length of the data flow; two-stage information resource rate control based on cache cleaning and rate control of an encoder is used. The device comprises a sending end, a transmission network and a receiving end, wherein the sending end comprises a video encoding unit and a transmission control unit, the receiving end comprises a transmission control unit and a video decoding unit, the sending end and the receiving end transmit messages through the transmission network. The sending rate of the invention can automatically adapt to the change of the channel bandwidth, decreases the probability of packet loss caused by the fluctuation of the wireless channel bandwidth, and realizes that the customer side can obtain the best possible playing quality under the condition of constant change of network operation conditions.

Disclosed herein, without limitation, are activated carbon honeycomb catalyst beds and systems for removing mercury and other toxic metals from a process stream, i.e, from flue gas of a coal combustion system. The activated carbon honeycomb can for example remove greater than 90% mercury from flue gas with a simple design and without adding material to the flue gas. Also disclosed herein, and without limitation, are methods for manufacturing and using the disclosed honeycomb catalyst beds and systems.

A ceramic filter assembly having improved exhaust gas processing efficiency. The ceramic filter assembly (9) is produced by adhering with a ceramic seal layer (15) outer surfaces of a plurality of filters (F1), each of which is formed from a sintered porous ceramic body. The seal layer (15) has a thickness of 0.3 mm to 3 mm and a thermal conductance of 0.1 W/mK to 10 W/mk.

A footwear sole includes a shank with a honeycomb reinforcement structure, heel aperture and rib receptacle in the bottom side of a front region of the shank. A fabric sheath surrounds the shank. Polymers are formed in the rib receptacle, in the heel aperture and on the top side of the shank. A foot bed insert is used with the shank. The foot bed insert includes a fabric upper layer, a foam forefoot component, a foam matrix connected to the foam forefoot component, a heel cradle and a heel strike region.

A honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases, which makes it possible to alleviate a thermal stress generated due to occurrence of a local temperature change, is less likely to generate cracks, and is excellent in strength and durability. The honeycomb filter has a structure in which a plurality of column-shaped porous ceramic members, each having a number of through holes that are placed side by side in the length direction with a partition wall interposed therebetween, are combined with one another through adhesive layers so that the partition wall that separates the through holes are allowed to function as a filter for collecting particulates. A thermal expansion coefficient α_L of the adhesive layer and a thermal expansion coefficient α_F of the porous ceramic member is as follows:

0.01<|α_L−α_F|/α_F<1.0.

A mattress has a main sleep area surrounded by a perimeter trim. Both the main sleep area and the perimeter trim are formed from wire springs contained within pockets of soft material. The wire springs in the sleep area are arranged in honeycomb nested rows. The wire springs of the perimeter trim, which are of different wire construction with different flex characteristic from the wire springs in the main sleep area, are arranged in side by side rows which are not honeycomb nested. In addition, the wire springs of the perimeter trim are pivotally linked directly to one another across the perimeter trim, both widthwise and lengthwise of the mattress which produces an essentially non-feelable flex transition between the perimeter trim and the main sleep area of the mattress.

The invention discloses recovery process of honeycomb type selective catalytic reduction (SCR) waste catalyst. The process includes the following steps: a, preprocessing the SCR waste catalyst and leaching at the high temperature and under high pressure; b, adding hydrochloric acid into leaching liquid, adjusting pH, and removing impurities; c, adding hydrochloric acid into the leaching liquid, reacting, calcining and preparing rutile titanium dioxide; d, preparing ammonium paratungstate; e, preparing ammonium metavanadate; and f, recycling and treating waste water. Main products of ammonium paratungstate, ammonium metavanadate and rutile titanium dioxide obtained in the process are high in purity and recovery rate. By-products of silicon magnesium slags, salty mud, high-concentration sodium chloride liquid and barium sulfate dregs are high-purity harmless useful goods. The process is free of harmful secondary pollutant emission, environment-friendly and capable of circulating, has high economical and social benefit and is practicable.

A honeycomb filter for purifying exhaust gases that can almost completely burn and remove particulates accumulated on a wall portion by a regenerating process allowing residual ashes on the wall portion to easily move inside a through hole because the ashes are easily separated from the wall portion. In the honeycomb filter a columnar body made of porous ceramics, having parallel through holes in the length direction with a wall portion interposed therebetween, is designed so that part or all of the wall portion that separates the through holes from each other functions as a filter collecting particulates, wherein a length l of the longest side in a cross section perpendicular to the length direction of the through hole and a length L in the length direction of the columnar body satisfy: 60≦L/l≦500, and a surface roughness Ra (according to JIS B 0601) of the through hole inner wall satisfies: Ra≦100 μm.

There is disclosed a honeycomb filter 1 having: an inflow end face 42 and an outflow end face 44 of a fluid to be treated; porous partition walls 2 extending to the outflow end face 44 from the inflow end face 42; and a large number of through channels 3a and 3b partitioned by the partition walls 2 and extending through the outflow end face 44 from the inflow end face 42, predetermined through channels 3a are sealed in the inflow end face, and the remaining predetermined through channels 3b are sealed in the outflow end face 44. In a case where a total of sectional areas of the through channels 3a sealed in the inflow end face 42 is A (mm²), and a total of sectional areas of the through channels sealed 3b in the outflow end face is B (mm²), a relation is A<B in the honeycomb filter 1. The honeycomb filter has only slight increase of a pressure loss with an elapse of time by the use.

A protective helmet is described comprising: an outer layer (1); an inner layer (5) for contact with a head of a wearer; and an intermediate layer (3, 4) comprising an anisotropic cellular material comprising cells having cell walls, the anisotropic cellular material having a relatively low resistance against deformation resulting from tangential forces on the helmet. The anisotropic material can be a foam or honeycomb material. The foam is preferably a closed cell foam. The helmet allows tangential impacts to the helmet which cause less rotational acceleration or deceleration of the head of the wearer compared to helmets using isotropic foams while still absorbing a significant amount of rotational energy.

A photocatalytic/thermocatalytic coating includes an inner layer of metal/titanium dioxide or metal oxide/titanium dioxide that is applied on a honeycomb and an outer layer of titanium dioxide or metal oxide doped titanium dioxide applied on the inner layer. The inner layer of can be gold/titanium dioxide, platinum/titanium dioxide, or manganese oxide/titanium dioxide. The outer layer of titanium dioxide or metal oxide doped titanium dioxide oxides volatile organic compounds to carbon dioxide, water, and other substances. As the outer layer is thin and porous, the contaminants in the air can diffuse through the outer layer and adsorb onto the inner layer. When photons of the ultraviolet light are absorbed by the coating, reactive hydroxyl radicals are formed that oxidize the contaminant to produce water, carbon dioxide, and other substances.

A fibrous silicon carbide substrate is disclosed that provides porosity through an open network of pores resulting from an intertangled arrangement of silicon carbide fibers. The fibrous structure is formed from mixing carbon or organic fibers with silicon based additives, and forming a honeycomb substrate. The carbon or organic fibers are heated in an inert environment to form silicon carbide through a reaction of the carbon in the fibers and the silicon-based additives.

The invention relates to a prefabricated part of a composite abrasion-resistant part and a method for manufacturing the abrasion-resistant part with the same. The prefabricated part is formed by mixing metal powder with carbide ceramic particles or particles by crushing a hard alloy and sintering the mixture at a high temperature and can be made into special shapes of columns, strips, blocks, honeycombs, and the like. The method comprises the following steps of: regularly arranging prefabricated parts on the end surface of a cast form; casting liquid metal by adopting a common or negative pressure cast method; impregnating the liquid metal into the prefabricated parts to form an abrasion-resistant part of a composite material, wherein the surface layer of the abrasion-resistant part comprises a matrix metal and a composite material. The abrasion-resistant part of the composite material, which is made by using the method, ensures the wear-resistant performance of the abrasion-resistant part and has high anti-impact capability.

A molded body treating apparatus includes a support, at least one flat plate and a first movement mechanism. The support is configured to support a honeycomb molded body which has a first end portion and a second end portion in a longitudinal direction of the honeycomb molded body and which includes a plurality of cells each extending along the longitudinal direction from a first end at the first end portion to a second end at the second end portion. Either the first end or the second end of each of the plurality of cells is sealed with a plug material paste. The first movement mechanism is configured to move the at least one flat plate along the longitudinal direction to press the either one of the first and second end portions.

A self-closing vent has its frame and honeycomb screen coated with an intumescent material. When affixed to an external wall or eave of a building, the vent is normally open, allowing free flow of air into and out of the building, but when exposed to the heat of a fire, such as a wildfire, the intumescent expands to close the vent, thereby preventing an external fire from entering the building.

The invention relates to a roller-type reverse thermal desorption system for soil polluted by organic matters. The roller-type reverse thermal desorption system comprises a soil feeding system, wherein the soil feeding system and a heat source system are connected with a reverse thermal desorption system; the reverse thermal desorption system is connected with a dust removing system, a cooling system and an active carbon adsorption system in turn; and control ends of the soil feeding system, the heat source system, the reverse thermal desorption system, the dust removing system, the cooling system and the active carbon adsorption system are connected with a control system. In the roller-type reverse thermal desorption system, hot air is fed into a reverse thermal desorption roller by an ignition system, and polluted soil is fed into the reverse thermal desorption roller by a soil transferring device, wherein the hot air contacts the soil reversely, so that organic pollutants contained in the soil are heated and volatilized; the purified soil is used as backfill soil; and the volatilized tail gas is dedusted by a cyclone dust extractor and an adsorption dust extractor after passing through an induced draft fan, and the dedusted volatilized tail gas is absorbed by a honeycomb-shaped active carbon tower after passing through an atomization cooling tower and a dial plate cooling device, and finally is discharged by a tail gas exhaust device on the basis of meeting the national standard. Materials can be fed into the roller-type reverse thermal desorption system continuously and can be heated directly; and the hot air and the polluted soil are fully mixed, and the roller-type reverse thermal desorption system has high thermal desorption efficiency.

The technical scheme provided by the invention is applied to a honeycomb network of mobile communication. A device to device (D2D) technology is applied to the honeycomb network, so that D2D user pairs are allowed to multiplex the resources of honeycomb network users for communicating. The invention provides a user position list-based method for selectively multiplexing multiple honeycomb user resources for the D2D user pairs, which is used for selecting a plurality of honeycomb users farthest from the D2D user pairs for each pair of D2D users for resource multiplexing. By using the scheme provided by the invention, the complexity of an algorithm is lowered when a base station end selects a plurality of honeycomb users for resource multiplexing, and the interference between the resource multiplexing D2D user pairs and the honeycomb users is reduced to the maximum extent, so that the spectrum efficiency of an entire system is improved. Moreover, the method has high practical operability, is easy to implement in practice, and is applied more flexibly.

Disclosed herein, without limitation, are activated carbon honeycomb catalyst beds for removing mercury and other toxic metals from flue gas of a coal combustion system. The activated carbon honeycomb can for example removal greater than 90% mercury from flue gas with a simple design and without adding material to the flue gas. Also disclosed herein, and without limitation, are methods for manufacturing the disclosed honeycomb catalyst beds.

PCT No. PCT/JP97/04596 Sec. 371 Date Nov. 12, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Nov. 12, 1998 PCT Filed Dec. 12, 1997 PCT Pub. No. WO98/26195 PCT Pub. Date Jun. 18, 1998A resin impact absorber comprising a hollow columnar body having a honeycomb section or a hollow columnar body having a cylindrical shape, the hollow columnar body being made of a resin with a flexural modulus of 500 to 5000 kgf/cm2, wherein a reaction-compressibility curve at the time of compression in the lengthwise direction of the columnar body satisfies the following conditions: (a) yield strength>/=100 Tf/m2 and (b) compression energy absorption>/=50 Tf.m/m3. The resin impact absorber of the present invention is small in size and light in weight and exhibits a high impact energy absorption capacity. A site or structure with an impact absorber of the present invention disposed therein can be prevented from remarkable damage or breakage when it receives a high impact force.

Inorganic membrane structures of high stability, high permeability, and large surface area. Zeolite membranes can be disposed onto an intermediate pore size modification layer which reduces the pore size of the inorganic porous support. The intermediate pore size modification layer minimizes the defects in the zeolite membrane and provides a more continuous and uniform zeolite membrane. The inorganic membrane structure can be in the form of a honeycomb monolith. The applications for the zeolite membranes include, for example, membrane ultra-filtration of gas or liquid fluids, biological assays and cell culture surfaces.

A catalyst carrier including a ceramic block having two open faces, an outer peripheral surface, and multiple cells divided by a cell wall and extending between the open faces. The ceramic block has multiple honeycomb units combined by interposing an adhesive layer, where the honeycomb units include an outer-peripheral-side honeycomb unit and a center-side honeycomb unit combined to form the outer peripheral part and the center part, respectively, of the block. The outer-peripheral-side honeycomb unit has an outer peripheral cell wall forming the outer peripheral surface of the outer-peripheral-side honeycomb unit. The outer peripheral cell wall includes an outermost peripheral cell wall forming part of the outer peripheral surface of the block. A cell of the outer-peripheral-side honeycomb unit in contact with the outermost peripheral cell wall thereof has a corner part having a curved surface, where the corner part is on the side contacting the outermost peripheral cell wall.

A ceramic filter assembly (9) that resists cracking. The ceramic filter assembly is formed by integrating a plurality of columnar honeycomb filters (F1) made of a porous ceramic sintered material with a ceramic sealing material layer and formed to have a substantially elliptical cross sectional shape. The honeycomb filters includes square columnar honeycomb filters in which the ratio between the lengths of their long sides and short sides is between 1.1 and 3.0. The honeycomb filters are arranged so that the long sides and the short sides are respectively parallel to the major axis and the minor axis of the assembly.

The invention discloses a hard carbon material for a power and energy-storage battery and a preparation method thereof, and aims to solve the technical problem of improving high-rate charge-discharge performance of lithium-ion batteries. The material is provided with a hard carbon matrix, and a coating is coated outside the hard carbon matrix; and the surface of the hard carbon matrix has a honeycomb opening structure. The preparation method comprises the following steps of: dipping, washing, dewatering and drying, presintering at low temperature, crushing, pyrolyzing, crushing and coating. Compared with the prior art, the hard carbon material has the reversible specific capacity of more than 450mAh/g, the first cycle columbic efficiency of over 81 percent, 0.2C 300-cycles capacity-retaining rate of over 97 percent at the temperature of 60 DEG C, and the 0.2C 300-cycles capacity-retaining rate of over 88 percent at the temperature of -30 DEG C, has the advantages of excellent lithium intercalation and deintercalation capability and cycling stability, and simple preparation process, and is applicable to the lithium ion battery cathode materials for lithium ion power batteries, various portable devices and electric tools.

A process for the coating of the flow channels of a cylindrical, honeycomb form catalyst carrier with a dispersion coating through filling of the vertically oriented flow channels with a fill quantity of the coating dispersion through the bottom face of the catalyst carrier and subsequent downward emptying and clearance extraction of the flow channels, as well as drying and calcination of the catalyst carrier, by the following steps: a) filling of the flow channels with a fill quantity that is about 10% greater than the empty volume of the flow channels, so that the coating dispersion goes over the upper face of the catalyst carrier after completion of the filling cycle, b) removal of the excess coating dispersion at the top before emptying of the flow channels and c) emptying and clearance extraction of the flow channels through an extraction impulse, which is generated by connection of a vacuum tank with the bottom face of the catalyst carrier, whereby the time between the beginning of the fill cycle and the end of the emptying and clearance extraction amounts to no more than 5 seconds.

A method and apparatus for a novel adaptive aerostructure is presented that relies on certified aerospace materials and can therefore be applied in conventional passenger aircraft. This structure consists of a honeycomb material which cells extend over a significant length perpendicular to the plane of the cells. Each of the cells contains an inelastic pouch (or bladder) that forms a circular tube when the cell forms a perfect hexagon. By changing the cell differential pressure (CDP) the stiffness of the honeycomb can be altered. Using an external force or the elastic force within the honeycomb material, the honeycomb can be deformed such that the cells deviate from their perfect-hexagonal shape. It can be shown that by increasing the CDP, the structure eventually returns to a perfect hexagon. By doing so, a fully embedded pneumatic actuator is created that can perform work and substitute conventional low-bandwidth flight control actuators. It is shown that two approaches can be taken to regulate the stiffness of this embedded actuator.

The invention provides the application and design for embedding a bionic honeycomb-shaped active safety escape capsule into an aircraft. The application and design comprise the following related technologies including redesign of a main machine body of the aircraft for the embedded type bionic honeycomb-shaped active safety escape capsule, internal space layout design of the main machine body of the aircraft for the embedded type bionic honeycomb-shaped active safety escape capsule, design of an escape capsule embedded type shell and the shape, analysis of influences of the embedded escape capsule on the overall load of the aircraft, integral analysis and determination of flight aerodynamic load data, selection of an escape capsule material, escape capsule ejection mode analysis and ejection device design, logic design of launch motion of the escape capsule, internal space structure analysis of the escape capsule; active safety design of space landing of the escape capsule, description of flight dynamics influences of the escape capsule on the aircraft during and after separation, and design of an active help seeking system of the escape capsule. In this way, the application and design for researching and manufacturing the bionic honeycomb-shaped active safety escape capsule embedded into the aircraft are achieved.