Patent classifications
C25D13/00
CATIONIC ELECTRODEPOSITION COATING COMPOSITION
A cationic electrodeposition paint composition comprising a cationic base-containing resin (A), a blocked polyisocyanate compound (B), and a modified imidazole (C) having a specific structure, wherein the cationic base-containing resin (A) is a cationic base-containing epoxy resin and/or a cationic base-containing acrylic resin.
Electrodeposition paint recovery system and method
An electrodeposition bath, water-washing baths, a first filtration membrane which feeds filtrate and concentrated-solution obtained by filtering electrodeposition-solution in the electrodeposition bath to the water-washing bath in a last stage and the electrodeposition bath, a feed system that feeds filtrate-water obtained by performing ultrafiltration or microfiltration on water after water-washing in the water-washing bath, a second filtration membrane which feeds filtrate and concentrated-solution obtained by filtering the filtrate-water fed by the feed system to the water-washing bath in the last stage and one of the electrodeposition bath and a water-washing bath other than the water-washing bath in the last stage, respectively, and a flow rate adjustment unit that adjusts a feed amount of each of the filtrate obtained by filtration by the first filtration membrane and the filtrate obtained by filtration by the second filtration membrane to the water-washing bath in the last stage are included.
Electrodeposition paint recovery system and method
An electrodeposition bath, water-washing baths, a first filtration membrane which feeds filtrate and concentrated-solution obtained by filtering electrodeposition-solution in the electrodeposition bath to the water-washing bath in a last stage and the electrodeposition bath, a feed system that feeds filtrate-water obtained by performing ultrafiltration or microfiltration on water after water-washing in the water-washing bath, a second filtration membrane which feeds filtrate and concentrated-solution obtained by filtering the filtrate-water fed by the feed system to the water-washing bath in the last stage and one of the electrodeposition bath and a water-washing bath other than the water-washing bath in the last stage, respectively, and a flow rate adjustment unit that adjusts a feed amount of each of the filtrate obtained by filtration by the first filtration membrane and the filtrate obtained by filtration by the second filtration membrane to the water-washing bath in the last stage are included.
Coatings for Increasing Near-Infrared Detection Distances
A method for increasing a detection distance of a surface of an object illuminated by near-IR electromagnetic radiation, including: (a) directing near-IR electromagnetic radiation from a near-IR electromagnetic radiation source towards an object at least partially coated with a near-IR reflective coating that increases a near-IR electromagnetic radiation detection distance by at least 15% as measured at a wavelength in a near-IR range as compared to the same object coated with a color matched coating which absorbs more of the same near-IR radiation, where the color matched coating has a E color matched value of 1.5 or less when compared to the near-IR reflective coating; and (b) detecting reflected near-IR electromagnetic radiation reflected from the near-IR reflective coating. A system for detecting proximity of vehicles is also disclosed.
Coatings for Increasing Near-Infrared Detection Distances
A method for increasing a detection distance of a surface of an object illuminated by near-IR electromagnetic radiation, including: (a) directing near-IR electromagnetic radiation from a near-IR electromagnetic radiation source towards an object at least partially coated with a near-IR reflective coating that increases a near-IR electromagnetic radiation detection distance by at least 15% as measured at a wavelength in a near-IR range as compared to the same object coated with a color matched coating which absorbs more of the same near-IR radiation, where the color matched coating has a E color matched value of 1.5 or less when compared to the near-IR reflective coating; and (b) detecting reflected near-IR electromagnetic radiation reflected from the near-IR reflective coating. A system for detecting proximity of vehicles is also disclosed.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING BUSBAR ASSEMBLY
A manufacturing method according to the present invention includes: a step of providing a first conductive metal flat plate; a step of forming a slit in a busbar assembly forming region of the flat plate; a step of coating the flat plate with a coating material containing an insulating resin such that at least the slit is filled with the insulating resin layer; a step of curing the coating material to form the insulating resin layer; and a cutting step of cutting off the insulating resin layer in the slit and busbar forming parts of the first conductive metal flat plate from the first conductive metal flat plate, wherein the busbar forming parts face each other with the slit therebetween.
Coating for increasing near-infrared detection distances
A method for increasing a detection distance of a surface of an object illuminated by near-IR electromagnetic radiation, including: (a) directing near-IR electromagnetic radiation from a near-IR electromagnetic radiation source towards an object at least partially coated with a near-IR reflective coating that increases a near-IR electromagnetic radiation detection distance by at least 15% as measured at a wavelength in a near-IR range as compared to the same object coated with a color matched coating which absorbs more of the same near-IR radiation, where the color matched coating has a E color matched value of 1.5 or less when compared to the near-IR reflective coating; and (b) detecting reflected near-IR electromagnetic radiation reflected from the near-IR reflective coating. A system for detecting proximity of vehicles is also disclosed.
Coating for increasing near-infrared detection distances
A method for increasing a detection distance of a surface of an object illuminated by near-IR electromagnetic radiation, including: (a) directing near-IR electromagnetic radiation from a near-IR electromagnetic radiation source towards an object at least partially coated with a near-IR reflective coating that increases a near-IR electromagnetic radiation detection distance by at least 15% as measured at a wavelength in a near-IR range as compared to the same object coated with a color matched coating which absorbs more of the same near-IR radiation, where the color matched coating has a E color matched value of 1.5 or less when compared to the near-IR reflective coating; and (b) detecting reflected near-IR electromagnetic radiation reflected from the near-IR reflective coating. A system for detecting proximity of vehicles is also disclosed.
Single-layer and multilayer graphene, method of manufacturing the same, object including the same, and electric device including the same
Graphene is formed with a practically uniform thickness on an uneven object. The object is immersed in a graphene oxide solution, and then taken out of the solution and dried; alternatively, the object and an electrode are immersed therein and voltage is applied between the electrode and the object used as an anode. Graphene oxide is negatively charged, and thus is drawn to and deposited on a surface of the object, with a practically uniform thickness. After that, the object is heated in vacuum or a reducing atmosphere, so that the graphene oxide is reduced to be graphene. In this manner, a graphene layer with a practically uniform thickness can be formed even on a surface of the uneven object.
Composite electrode material
Provided is a composite electrode material. The composite electrode material is disposed on a surface of an electrode. The composite electrode material includes a plurality of conductive material layers and a plurality of active material layers. The conductive material layers and the active material layers are alternately stacked along a direction non-parallel to the surface of the electrode, and are arranged disorderly along a direction parallel to the surface of the electrode.