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57 results about "Spall" patented technology

Spall are flakes of a material that are broken off a larger solid body and can be produced by a variety of mechanisms, including as a result of projectile impact, corrosion, weathering, cavitation, or excessive rolling pressure (as in a ball bearing). Spalling and spallation both describe the process of surface failure in which spall is shed.

Nb4AlC3 block ceramic synthesized by hot pressing at in-situ reaction and preparation method thereof

The invention relates to an in-situ reactive synthesized Nb4AlC3 bulk ceramic by hot pressing and a preparation method thereof. The Nb4AlC3 bulk ceramic belongs to a hexagonal system with the space group being P63/mmc, the single-celled lattice parameter a being 3.15, parameter c being 24.22 and the theoretical density being 7.06g/cm<3>. Al and Nb in the crystal structure are combined with a weak covalent bond, thus causing the Nb4AlC3 to generate shear deformation along the base surface (0001) under stress action and grains to easily kink and spall, and then the grains show microscopic plasticity in macroscopic view and can be mechanically processed by common tool steels. The specific preparation method of the single-phase Na4AlC3 is as follows: firstly, niobium powders, aluminum powders and graphite powders are used as materials which are ball milled for 12 to 24 hours under dry condition in a resin tank, then the materials are put in a graphite die for cold molding (10 to 20 MPa) after sieving, and then the materials are sintered in vacuum or a hot pressing furnace introduced with argon, with the heating rate of 10 to 15 DEG C/min, the sintering temperature of 1600 to 1700 DEG C, the heat preserving time of 60 to 120 minutes and applied pressure of 20 to 30 MPa. The Nb4AlC3 bulk ceramic of the invention has the advantages of high purity, high relative density, low hardness and good rigidity under high temperature.
Owner:INST OF METAL RESEARCH - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Reduced maintenance sputtering chambers

Improved sputtering chambers for sputtering thin coatings onto substrates. One sputtering chamber includes spall shields which are disposed inwardly and upwardly toward the chamber interior and toward the sputtering targets, and which can aid in the retention of overcoated sputtering material which may otherwise fall onto substrates to be coated. Another sputtering chamber includes targets having magnets which are turned inwardly relative to vertical and toward each other. The inward rotation of the magnets can serve to deposit more material toward the open bottom center of the chamber, and less toward the side walls of the chamber. Yet another sputtering chamber includes a third target disposed between and upward of the lower two targets so as to shield a portion of the sputtering chamber interior from material sputtered from the first and second targets. Some chambers have the three targets forming a triangle, for example, an isosceles or equilateral triangle. In one chamber having such a triangular configuration of sputtering targets, the first and second targets form the base of an isosceles triangle and have their magnets oriented inwardly relative to vertical and towards each other. The sputtering chambers provided can either reduce the amount of overcoat sputtering material deposited onto the interior of the chamber and/or aid in retention of overcoat sputtering material which would otherwise fall onto substrates to be coated.
Owner:CARDINAL CG

Automatic feather collecting device for mechanical arm of washing and dehydrating machine

The invention provides an automatic feather collecting device for a mechanical arm of a washing and dehydrating machine. The automatic feather collecting device comprises a machine head, a horizontal swing arm capable of moving up, down, left and right, an electric push rod and a feather collecting tube, wherein the electric push rod and the horizontal swing arm are fixedly mounted on the same horizontal plane, the front end of the electric push rod is connected with the machine head, and the back end of the electric push rod is connected with the horizontal swing arm, so that the front and back movement of the machine head can be controlled; the machine head is mounted at the front end of the horizontal swing arm, and comprises a spindle motor, a leather belt, feather scrabbling shafts, a bearing seat and feather scrabbling blades; the spindle motor is fixedly mounted in a bracket, and movably mounted on the horizontal swing arm through a rotating shaft and the electric push rod; the feather scrabbling shafts are fixedly mounted on the bearing seat fixed through the bracket, are connected with the spindle motor through the leather belt, and are driven to rotate through the spindle motor; the feather scrabbling blades are fixedly mounted on the feather scrabbling shafts, are driven to slowly get close to the inner wall of the dehydrating machine through the push of the electric push rod and the rotation of the feather scrabbling shafts, and spall the feather attached on the inner wall after dehydration layer by layer; the feather collecting tube is fixedly mounted on the machine head and the horizontal swing arm through the rotating shaft; the top end of the feather collecting tube is connected with a negative pressure air blower.
Owner:徐州腾宇羽绒制品设备有限公司

Structurally Sound Reactive Materials

The present inventions provide methods of manufacturing methods for case metallic materials for munitions that have high enthalpic energy release and controlled fragmentation and breakup enabling fragment speeds up to twice what is otherwise possible in explosively driven metal systems, and munitions made by such methods. Embodiments of the invention involve the thixotropic processing of energetic materials such as aluminum together with high density materials such as tantalum or tungsten to achieve material microstructures with a bulk density equivalent to steel, but with the energy release potential of materials such as finely dispersed aluminum powders. Such methods of mixing and blending of high energy and high density materials can provide a microstructure that has large density and shock impedance differences over length scales of 10-100 microns, resulting in enhanced materials fragmentation in the shock or brisant loading regime, incipient melting at the lower melting point constituents, and additional enhancement of fragmentation in the gas-dynamic expansion phase of munitions breakup. Additionally, the present inventions provide a range of surface and near-surface processing methods to enhance spall and ejecta from conventional munitions systems, enhancing munition breakup and reactivity as well.
Owner:SIGMA LAB OF ARIZONA
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