Patent classifications
C22C21/00
Aluminum-based amorphous metal particles, conductive inks and OLED cathode comprising the same, and manufacturing method thereof
This application relates to an aluminum-based amorphous metal particles, a conductive Ink and OLED cathode including the aluminum-based amorphous metal particles, and a method of manufacturing the aluminum-based amorphous metal particles. In one aspect, the amorphous metal particles are represented by a formula Al.sub.xLi.sub.yNi.sub.zY.sub.wCo.sub.v. Here, x, y, z, w, and v denote an atomic ratio, and satisfy the following relationships: 75.0≤x≤90.0, 3.0<y≤7.0, 1.0≤z≤7.0, 2.0≤w≤10.0, 0.0≤v≤5.5, and x+y+z+w+v=100.
Panel
A wall/roof panel includes (a) a façade that has (i) an outer surface that defines a front surface of the panel and (ii) a rear surface and (b) a structural element connected to and supporting the façade.
Sliding member
Disclosed herein is a sliding member having an alloy overlay layer that comes into sliding contact with a counterpart member thereof and has improved fatigue resistance. The sliding member comprises a base material layer and an alloy overlay layer formed on the base material layer, in which the alloy overlay layer has a soft metal phase made of tin and precipitated in a metallic matrix phase made of aluminum, and when an average aspect ratio of the soft metal phase is defined as A, and its standard deviation is defined as Aσ, A+Aσ is 3.0 or less. In this case, the soft metal phase has a shape close to a sphere without elongating in a certain direction.
Sliding member
Disclosed herein is a sliding member having an alloy overlay layer that comes into sliding contact with a counterpart member thereof and has improved fatigue resistance. The sliding member comprises a base material layer and an alloy overlay layer formed on the base material layer, in which the alloy overlay layer has a soft metal phase made of tin and precipitated in a metallic matrix phase made of aluminum, and when an average aspect ratio of the soft metal phase is defined as A, and its standard deviation is defined as Aσ, A+Aσ is 3.0 or less. In this case, the soft metal phase has a shape close to a sphere without elongating in a certain direction.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING EXTRUDED MATERIAL OF ALUMINUM-CARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITE WITH IMPROVED CORROSION RESISTANCE AND EXTRUDED MATERIAL OF ALUMINUM-CARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITE MANUFACTURED THEREBY
A method of manufacturing an extruded material of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite having improved corrosion resistance, and the extruded material manufactured thereby are proposed. The method may include manufacturing an extruded material comprising an aluminum-carbon nanotube composite material and forming a hard oxide film on the surface of the extruded material by anodizing the extruded material in a mixed solution of sulfuric acid and oxalic acid. The method can form a hard oxide film with excellent corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance, and insulation properties on the surface of a composite material (an extruded material of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite material), which is known to be difficult to conduct hard anodizing due to the difference in corrosion characteristics between materials and, accordingly, the usability of the composite material can be significantly improved.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING EXTRUDED MATERIAL OF ALUMINUM-CARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITE WITH IMPROVED CORROSION RESISTANCE AND EXTRUDED MATERIAL OF ALUMINUM-CARBON NANOTUBE COMPOSITE MANUFACTURED THEREBY
A method of manufacturing an extruded material of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite having improved corrosion resistance, and the extruded material manufactured thereby are proposed. The method may include manufacturing an extruded material comprising an aluminum-carbon nanotube composite material and forming a hard oxide film on the surface of the extruded material by anodizing the extruded material in a mixed solution of sulfuric acid and oxalic acid. The method can form a hard oxide film with excellent corrosion resistance, abrasion resistance, and insulation properties on the surface of a composite material (an extruded material of carbon nanotube reinforced aluminum matrix composite material), which is known to be difficult to conduct hard anodizing due to the difference in corrosion characteristics between materials and, accordingly, the usability of the composite material can be significantly improved.
ALUMINIUM ALLOY SHEET MATERIAL AND HEAT EXCHANGER INCORPORATING SUCH AN ALUMINIUM ALLOY SHEET MATERIAL
Described herein is a brazed heat exchanger comprising at least one header, manifold and/or tube structured to hold a coolant or refrigerant; said header, manifold, and/or tube component including a plurality of apertures; a plurality of substantially parallel fluid-carrying tubes each extending substantially perpendicular from one of said plurality of apertures in said header plate, manifold, and/or tube component and structured to receive said coolant or refrigerant therethrough; and a plurality of corrugated aluminium alloy fins being in thermal communication with said plurality of fluid-carrying tubes and structured to transfer heat away therefrom. The header, manifold, and/or tube component is made from an aluminium alloy sheet material comprising, in wt. %: Mn 1.4%-1.8%; Si up to 0.7%; Fe up to 0.7%; Mg up to 0.30%; Cu up to 0.10%; Cr up to 0.25%; Zr up to 0.25%; Zn up to 0.50%; Ti up to 0.2%; balance aluminium and inevitable impurities.
ALUMINIUM ALLOY SHEET MATERIAL AND HEAT EXCHANGER INCORPORATING SUCH AN ALUMINIUM ALLOY SHEET MATERIAL
Described herein is a brazed heat exchanger comprising at least one header, manifold and/or tube structured to hold a coolant or refrigerant; said header, manifold, and/or tube component including a plurality of apertures; a plurality of substantially parallel fluid-carrying tubes each extending substantially perpendicular from one of said plurality of apertures in said header plate, manifold, and/or tube component and structured to receive said coolant or refrigerant therethrough; and a plurality of corrugated aluminium alloy fins being in thermal communication with said plurality of fluid-carrying tubes and structured to transfer heat away therefrom. The header, manifold, and/or tube component is made from an aluminium alloy sheet material comprising, in wt. %: Mn 1.4%-1.8%; Si up to 0.7%; Fe up to 0.7%; Mg up to 0.30%; Cu up to 0.10%; Cr up to 0.25%; Zr up to 0.25%; Zn up to 0.50%; Ti up to 0.2%; balance aluminium and inevitable impurities.
APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE APPARATUS
An apparatus for manufacturing a semiconductor device and a method of manufacturing the apparatus, the apparatus including a heater configured to heat a target, and a coating layer, the coating layer including a ternary material of transition metal(M)-aluminum(Al)-nitrogen(N) represented by the following Chemical Formula:
[Chemical Formula]
M.sub.xAl.sub.1−xN.sub.y,
wherein x and y satisfy the following relations: 0<x<1 and y≥1.
APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING A SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE APPARATUS
An apparatus for manufacturing a semiconductor device and a method of manufacturing the apparatus, the apparatus including a heater configured to heat a target, and a coating layer, the coating layer including a ternary material of transition metal(M)-aluminum(Al)-nitrogen(N) represented by the following Chemical Formula:
[Chemical Formula]
M.sub.xAl.sub.1−xN.sub.y,
wherein x and y satisfy the following relations: 0<x<1 and y≥1.