Patent classifications
C04B2235/945
Ceramic, probe guiding member, probe card, and socket for package inspection
A ceramic according to the present invention includes, in mass %, BN: 20.0 to 55.0%, SiC: 5.0 to 40.0%, ZrO.sub.2 and/or Si.sub.3N.sub.4: 3.0 to 60.0%. The ceramic has a coefficient of thermal expansion at ?50 to 500? C. of 1.0?10.sup.?6 to 5.0?10.sup.?6/? C., is excellent in low electrostatic properties (10.sup.6 to 10.sup.14 ?.Math.cm in volume resistivity) and free-machining properties, and is thus suitable to be used for, for example, a probe guiding member for guiding probes of a probe card, and a socket for package inspection.
Bonded abrasive article including elongate shaped abrasive particles
A bonded abrasive article includes elongate shaped abrasive particles. The elongate shaped abrasive particles comprise an elongate shaped ceramic body having opposed first and second ends joined to each other by at least two longitudinal sidewalls. At least one of the at least two longitudinal sidewalls is concave along its length. At least one of the first and second ends is a fractured surface.
Method for manufacturing ceramic composite material and product thereof
The method includes the steps of: a) selecting particles with particular slenderness ratios and diameters from SiC powder to serve as selected SiC material powder; b) coating a PVA coating on particles of the selected SiC material powder so that the PVA coating and the selected SiC material powder are combined into a particulate ceramic material; c) pressing the particulate ceramic material into a ceramic base body; d) sintering the ceramic base body to form a fixed shape and forming completely continuous channels from an inside to a surface thereof by cooling; and e) infiltrating the ceramic base body with molten aluminum. The ceramic composite material made by the method includes a ceramic base body having completely continuous channels from an inside to a surface thereof; an aluminum filler filled in the channels; and an aluminum coating disposed on the ceramic base body and integratedly connecting with the aluminum filler.
CERAMIC-ALUMINUM ASSEMBLY WITH BONDING TRENCHES
An assembly includes a first member, a second member adjacent to the first member, and an aluminum material. At least one of the first member and the second member defines at least one trench. The aluminum material is disposed within the trench and bonds the first member to the second member along adjacent faces. In one form, a spacing between the first member and the second member along the adjacent faces is less than 5 m.
Method to manufacture a colored blank, and blank
The invention relates to a method for manufacturing a colored blank, which contains zirconium dioxide and is intended for the manufacture of a dental restoration, whereby raw materials in powder form, at least some of which contain one coloring substance each, are mixed with, zirconium dioxide as the main ingredient, the resulting mixture is pressed and subsequently subjected to at least one thermal treatment. To generate the desired fluorescence, it is intended that in the raw materials in powder form one uses as coloring substances at least terbium, erbium, cobalt, as well as one substance that generates a fluorescence effect in the dental restoration, however not iron, aside from naturally occurring impurities.
Article having ceramic wall with flow turbulators
An article includes a ceramic wall that defines at least a side of a passage. The ceramic wall includes a flow turbulator that projects into the passage. The flow turbulator is formed of ceramic matrix composite. A gas turbine engine is also disclosed. The gas turbine engine includes a compressor section, a combustor in fluid communication with the compressor section, and a turbine section in fluid communication with the combustor. At least one of the turbine section or the compressor section including the article.
INDENTER MADE OF POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND, AND METHOD AND APPARATUS USING THE SAME FOR EVALUATING CRACK INITIATION LOAD
An indenter is made of polycrystalline diamond and has a tip having a spherical surface with a radius of 10 to 2000 m.
PARTICULATE MATERIAL AND METHOD FOR FORMING SAME
A plurality of particles of abrasive particles, wherein at least 1% of the abrasive particles of the plurality of abrasive particles can have a first shape, wherein the first shape includes a body including a first surface having a rounded contour, a second surface joined to the first surface at a first edge, the second surface having a less rounded contour than the first surface, and a third surface joined to the first surface at a second edge, the third surface having a less rounded contour than the first surface. The plurality of particles can further comprise an average particle size of at least 300 microns and not greater than 900 microns, a specific surface area of at least 0.04 m.sup.2/g and not greater than 0.10 m.sup.2/g, and an alumina content of at least 65 wt % based on a total weight of the plurality of particles.
Forming a surface layer of a ceramic matrix composite article
The disclosure describes techniques for forming a surface layer of an article including a CMC using a cast. In some examples, the surface layer includes three-dimensional surface features, which may increase adhesion between the CMC and a coating on the CMC. In some examples, the surface layer may include excess material, with or without three-dimensional surface features, which is on the CMC. The excess material may be machined to remove some of the excess material and facilitate conforming the article to dimensional tolerances, e.g., for fitting the article to another component. The excess material may reduce a likelihood that the CMC (e.g., reinforcement material in the CMC) is damaged by the machining.
METAL SOLID PRODUCTION METHOD
Provided is a method for producing a metal solid, the method being capable of easily producing a metal solid. A method for producing a metal solid, the method comprising covering at least a portion of the periphery of a metal powder with a high-melting-point material having a melting point higher than the melting point of the metal powder; and irradiating the metal powder, at least a portion of the periphery of which is covered with the high-melting-point material, with microwaves to heat the metal powder, thereby sintering or melt-solidifying the metal powder.