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Electrochemical system and method for electropolishing hollow metal bodies

A method and system for electrochemically machining a hollow body of a metal or a metal alloy. An electrode is positioned within a hollow body including a metal or metal alloy, where the hollow body has a variable internal diameter. The hollow body is oriented vertically, with the electrode oriented vertically therein. The hollow body is at least partially filled with an aqueous, acidic electrolyte solution, the electrolyte solution being devoid of hydrofluoric acid and having a viscosity less than 15 cP. An electric current is passed between the hollow body and the electrode, where the electric current includes a plurality of anodic pulses and a plurality of cathodic pulses, and where the cathodic pulses are interposed between at least some of the anodic pulses.

METHOD FOR FORMING SUPERHYDROPHILIC OXIDE FILM ON PURE TITANIUM SURFACE

The present disclosure relates to a method for forming a superhydrophilic oxide film on a pure titanium surface, and has the effect capable of realizing superhydrophilicity with a contact angle of 20 or less by optimizing time and voltage under anodization treatment conditions.

METHOD FOR FORMING SUPERHYDROPHILIC OXIDE FILM ON PURE TITANIUM SURFACE

The present disclosure relates to a method for forming a superhydrophilic oxide film on a pure titanium surface, and has the effect capable of realizing superhydrophilicity with a contact angle of 20 or less by optimizing time and voltage under anodization treatment conditions.

Superconducting accelerating cavity and electropolishing method for superconducting accelerating cavity

Provided is a superconducting accelerating cavity 30 including: a cavity main body 10 formed of a superconducting material into a cylindrical shape; and a refrigerant tank 20 installed around the cavity main body 10 and storing a refrigerant which is supplied from the outside through a supply port 20a into a space formed between the refrigerant tank and the outer circumferential surface of the cavity main body 10, wherein the outer circumferential surface of the cavity main body 10 is coated with a metal coating layer 10a having a higher conductivity than the superconducting material.

Superconducting accelerating cavity and electropolishing method for superconducting accelerating cavity

Provided is a superconducting accelerating cavity 30 including: a cavity main body 10 formed of a superconducting material into a cylindrical shape; and a refrigerant tank 20 installed around the cavity main body 10 and storing a refrigerant which is supplied from the outside through a supply port 20a into a space formed between the refrigerant tank and the outer circumferential surface of the cavity main body 10, wherein the outer circumferential surface of the cavity main body 10 is coated with a metal coating layer 10a having a higher conductivity than the superconducting material.

Supporter of lithium metal and methods thereof

A supporter of lithium metal, a material of the supporter of lithium metal is at least one of copper, an alloy of the copper, nickel, or an alloy of the nickel, and a surface of the supporter of lithium metal comprises a lithiophilic surface.

Supporter of lithium metal and methods thereof

A supporter of lithium metal, a material of the supporter of lithium metal is at least one of copper, an alloy of the copper, nickel, or an alloy of the nickel, and a surface of the supporter of lithium metal comprises a lithiophilic surface.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AFFECTING SURFACES OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS
20250084556 · 2025-03-13 ·

Systems and methods for beneficially affecting the surface morphology of electrically conductive materials using electrochemistry are described. The systems and methods for beneficially affecting the surface morphology of electrically conductive materials use a bimodal process in which a first current type (alternating or direct) is applied across an electrolyte between an electrode and a workpiece followed by applying a second current type different from the first current type is used. The bimodal process may be repeated one or more times.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR AFFECTING SURFACES OF ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE MATERIALS
20250084556 · 2025-03-13 ·

Systems and methods for beneficially affecting the surface morphology of electrically conductive materials using electrochemistry are described. The systems and methods for beneficially affecting the surface morphology of electrically conductive materials use a bimodal process in which a first current type (alternating or direct) is applied across an electrolyte between an electrode and a workpiece followed by applying a second current type different from the first current type is used. The bimodal process may be repeated one or more times.

Electrolyte for electropolishing titanium alloys
12338541 · 2025-06-24 · ·

An electrolyte for electropolishing metal surfaces, in particular workpieces, in particular made of titanium or titanium alloys such as nitinol. The electrolyte composition includes methanesulfonic acid and more than one polyhydric alcohol. The content of methanesulfonic acid is less than 15 vol %, the polyhydric alcohols having at least one diol and at least one polyalcohol. The at least one diol accounts for 20 to 65 vol %, and the at least one polyalcohol accounts for 20 to 65 vol %