C23C14/5886

METHOD OF PRODUCING BLADES OR BLADE ARRANGEMENTS OF A TURBOMACHINE WITH EROSION PROTECTION LAYERS AND CORRESPONDINGLY PRODUCED COMPONENT

The present invention relates to a method for producing a blade or blade arrangement of a turbomachine, which features the following steps: producing a blade (4) from at least one blade material, machining the blade in at least one region of the blade by a surface machining process, cleaning the surface of the blade depositing an erosion protection coating (10) of at least two layers of different hardness by physical vapor deposition in the at least one region, machining the erosion protection coating (10) by a coating smoothing process in order to establish a defined surface roughness.

Furthermore, the invention relates to correspondingly produced blades or blade arrangements.

GAS BARRIER FILM, OPTICAL FILM, AND FLEXIBLE DISPLAY

This invention provides a gas barrier film, which can suppress blocking and winding deviation, and an optical film using the gas barrier film.

The gas barrier film includes a flexible substrate and an inorganic thin film layer formed on at least one surface of the flexible substrate. A static friction coefficient between one surface of the gas barrier film and the other surface is not less than 0.85 and not more than 2.0, and when a 50 mm-square portion cut from the gas barrier film is placed on a horizontal surface such that a central portion of the 50 mm-square portion is in contact with the horizontal surface, an average value of distances from the horizontal surface to four corners of the 50 mm-square portion is not more than 2 mm.

ASYNCHRONOUS CONVERSION OF METALS TO METAL CERAMICS

A metal-ceramic article and method for creating the same is disclosed in which the article has undergone machining to remove outer surface volume. The article is then treated to enhance the characteristics of at least the machined surface to be comparable to the original surface. In the disclosed application the machining does not extend to an inner layer of the article in which the article consists purely of a metal.

MULTILAYER COATING FILM AND COATED OBJECT

A multilayer coating film 12 includes a bright layer 15 and a colored layer 16 superposed on the bright layer 15, the bright layer 15 including aluminum flakes 22, and the colored layer 16 including a black pigment 23 dispersed in the colored layer 16. The black pigment 23 in the colored layer 16 has a particle size distribution with a peak at a particle size of 200 nm or lower.

METHOD FOR DEPOSITING A RARE MATERIAL IN A THIN LAYER ON AN HOROLOGICAL OR JEWELLERY EXTERNAL PART AND EXTERNAL PART OBTAINED BY THIS METHOD

A method for depositing a rare material in a thin layer at the surface of an horological or jewellery external part includes providing a rough part of rare material, shaping the rough part of rare material so that it is adapted to be used as a target part for a PVD method, depositing material of the target part at the surface of a substrate consisting of an horological or jewellery eternal part by a PVD method so as to cover the external part.

PATTERNED TRANSFER ARTICLES

A transfer article with a thickness of less than 3 micrometers includes a first acrylate layer that is releasable from a metal or doped semiconductor release layer at a release value of from 2 to 50 grams/inch. The article includes a functional layer overlaying the first acrylate layer. The functional layer includes at least one microfractured inorganic layer about 3 nanometers to about 200 nanometers thick, which has a plurality of toolmarks interspersed with cracks.

Films including a water-soluble layer and a vapor-deposited inorganic coating

Films including a water-soluble polymeric material and a vapor-deposited inorganic coating are disclosed. The water-soluble polymeric material may comprise polyvinyl alcohol. The vapor-deposited inorganic coating may include a metal oxide. The vapor-deposited inorganic coating may include a plurality of microfractures. The films may form part of a package and/or a water-soluble unit dose article.

PROCESS FOR APPLYING A PHYSICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION TO A SINK BLANK
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In an example, a method for forming a sink is disclosed. The method includes positioning a blank in a vacuum chamber. The blank is formed from a metal sheet. The method also includes applying a physical vapor deposition (PVD) process to the blank within the vacuum chamber to form a hardcoat layer over a surface of the blank and manipulating the blank to form the sink.

Electromagnetic wave transmissive metal member, article using the same, and production method for electromagnetic wave transmissive metal film

Provided is an electromagnetic wave transmissive metal member capable of being easily produced at a low production cost, with both a metallic luster and an electromagnetic wave transmissibility, an article using the electromagnetic wave transmissive metal member, and a production method for an electromagnetic wave transmissive metal film. The electromagnetic wave transmissive metal member comprises a metal layer and a crack layer, wherein the metal layer and the crack layer have, in their respective planes, a plurality of linear cracks extending substantially parallel to each other. The linear cracks in the metal layer and the linear cracks in the crack layer penetrate through their respective layers in a thickness direction, and are continuous with each other in the thickness direction.

Method for preparing neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnetic material

A method for preparing a NdFeB permanent magnetic material may include providing a covered NdFeB magnetic powder by depositing heavy rare earth particles or high-melting particles onto a NdFeB magnetic powder by physical vapor deposition; and performing orientation molding and sintering on the covered NdFeB magnetic powder to provide the NdFeB permanent magnetic material.