Patent classifications
C23C14/165
High-strength single-crystal like nanotwinned nickel coatings and methods of making the same
A high-strength coatings and methods of fabrication to yield single-crystal-like nickel containing nanotwins and stacking faults.
Method for producing a coating of a base body and functional element having a base body with a coating
In a method for coating a base body, a first target and a second target are arranged in a vacuum chamber. A base body to be coated is arranged in the vacuum chamber is heated to a coating temperature of less than 600° C. During sputtering with sputter gas ions, first target particles are liberated from the first target and second target particles are liberated from the second target and are deposited as coating particles on the base body. A first sputter rate is specified for the first target and a second sputter rate is specified for the second target such that, during the sputtering process, the coating is generated as an A15 phase with an intended stoichiometric ratio of the first target particles to the second target particles. A functional element has a base body and a coating of Nb.sub.3Sn applied directly on the surface of the base body.
Patterned anode for lithium-ion batteries
Anodic materials for lithium ions batteries include a current collector and a superlattice disposed on at least a portion of the current collector, the superlattice comprising: alternating layers of an anode active material and an anode inactive material; and a plurality of channels that extend from the current collector through the alternating layers of anode active material and anode inactive material.
METHOD OF ION-PLASMA APPLICATION OF CORROSION-RESISTANT FILM COATINGS ON ARTICLES MADE FROM ZIRCONIUM ALLOYS
A method of ion-plasma application of corrosion-resistant film coatings on articles made from zirconium alloys includes placing articles in a planetary carousel mechanism, heating the articles, and ion-beam etching and surface activation of the articles using water-cooled unbalanced magnetrons. In addition, the surface of the articles is activated using an ion source which generates gas ions with an accelerating voltage of up to 5000 V and with feeding of a bias voltage to the articles. The coating is applied by using unbalanced and balanced magnetrons simultaneously with a residual induction of the magnetic field from 0.03 T to 0.1 T. The coating is applied to articles which are made from zirconium alloys and are placed vertically in a planetary carousel mechanism. The articles are heated in the coating application process to a temperature of 150-600° C., wherein the heaters are accommodated along the entire length of the articles. This produces corrosion-resistant film coatings of uniform thickness along the outer surface of articles made from zirconium alloys and raises productivity due to an increase in the discharge power density of magnetrons.
Method for preparing ammonium thiomolybdate-porous amorphous carbon composite superlubricity film
A method for preparing an ammonium thiomolybdate-porous amorphous carbon composite superlubricity film is disclosed. First, a porous amorphous carbon film is prepared by an anode layer ion source assisted plasma chemical vapor deposition method and a reactive magnetron sputtering method on a substrate. The porous amorphous carbon film is then impregnated in an ammonium thiomolybdate solution, so that the ammonium thiomolybdate is adsorbed on the porous amorphous carbon film, and the impregnated porous amorphous carbon film is air dried. During the friction process, the composited porous amorphous carbon superlubricity film prepared in the present disclosure promotes the in-situ decomposition of ammonium thiomolybdate to generate molybdenum disulfide by utilizing the friction heat at the initial stage of running-in, further to generate a graphene-like structure under the function of a catalyst, thus realizing a macroscopic super lubricity through a heterogeneous incommensurate contact between graphene and molybdenum disulfide.
Silicon coating on hard shields
A device including a hard shield material; a layer including aluminum or copper; and a silicon layer having a first thickness is disclosed. The device can also include a silicon layer having a second thickness. A method of making the device is also disclosed.
TANTALUM-DOPED MOLYBDENUM DISULFIDE/TUNGSTEN DISULFIDE MULTI-LAYER FILM AS WELL AS PREPARATION METHOD AND USE THEREOF
The tantalum-doped molybdenum disulfide/tungsten disulfide (MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2) multi-layer film includes a titanium transition layer, a titanium/tantalum/molybdenum disulfide/tungsten disulfide (Ti/Ta/MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2) multi-layer gradient transition layer, and a tantalum-doped MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2 multi-layer layer which are successively laminated in a thickness direction. The preparation method includes: successively depositing the titanium transition layer, the Ti/Ta/MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2 multi-layer gradient transition layer, and the tantalum-doped MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2 multi-layer layer on the surface of a matrix by adopting a magnetron sputtering technology to obtain the tantalum-doped MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2 multi-layer film. The tantalum-doped MoS.sub.2/WS.sub.2 multi-layer film has good matrix binding strength, hardness and elasticity modulus, good friction and abrasion performance, good temperature self-adopting performance, heat and humidity resistance, and high temperature oxidization resistance under an atmospheric environment at different temperatures, and can meet the requirements of stable lubrication and long-life service of aerospace vehicles.
METHOD FOR PREPARING BISMUTH OXIDE NANOWIRE FILMS BY HEATING IN UPSIDE DOWN POSITION
A method for preparing bismuth oxide nanowire films by heating in an upside down position includes: washing a substrate, and fixing the substrate to a substrate support in a magnetron sputtering system in a position where an electrically conductive surface of the substrate faces downwards; placing a bismuth target, which is adhered to a copper backing plate, on a sputtering head in the magnetron sputtering system; performing direct current magnetron sputtering to form a bismuth film on the electrically conductive surface of the substrate; and regulating a heating temperature to maintain the bismuth film in a semi-molten state, and providing a predetermined oxygen gas concentration to form the bismuth oxide nanowire film.
Alloy-coated steel sheet and manufacturing method thereof
Provided is an alloy-coated steel sheet and a manufacturing method thereof. The alloy-coated steel sheet includes: a steel sheet; and an Al—Mg—Si alloy layer disposed on the steel sheet, wherein the Al—Mg—Si alloy layer has a form in which Mg—Si alloy grains are included in an alloy layer consisting of an Al—Mg alloy phase.
Tattoo needle structure
A tattoo needle structure is provided. A tattoo needle has a plurality of needle tips, an ink holding space is formed by the arrangement of the needle tips, and a multi-component alloy film is deposited on each needle tip of the tattoo needle by sputtering technology, so that when the tattoo needle is dipped into the tattoo ink, the tattoo ink does not stick to the surface of the multi-component alloy film by the hydrophobic property of the multi-component alloy film, and the tattoo ink is contained in the ink holding space by the cohesive property of the tattoo ink. Thus, when the tattoo needle is dipped into the tattoo ink and the tattoo process is performed, the dyeing area of the skin with the tattoo ink is the cross-sectional area of the ink holding space, thereby achieving the technical effect of improving the contouring resolution of a tattoo.