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CERAMIC COATING FORMATION USING TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED GAS FLOW TO SMOOTH SURFACE
20210207256 · 2021-07-08 ·

A method and coating system are provided that use a temperature controlled gas flow to smooth a surface of a ceramic, like a thermal barrier coating (TBC). Thermal spray coating unit coats a ceramic on a surface. The thermal spray coating unit creates a flow of ceramic material towards the surface. A layer of at least partially molten ceramic material on the surface is smoothed by transmitting a flow of temperature controlled gas across the at least partially molten ceramic material on the surface after the thermal spray coating of the ceramic on the surface. The solidified ceramic has a smoother surface that requires much less polishing to attain a desired surface roughness.

END EFFECTOR ENABLING GRASPING OF TISSUE AND PLASMA RADIATION TO TISSUE, AND ENDOSCOPIC SYSTEM COMPRISING SAID END EFFECTOR

Provided is an end effector enabling the grasping of tissue and plasma radiation to tissue. This end effector comprises: a grasping member for grasping tissue; and a plasma generation mechanism capable of generating plasma. A pulling means is connected to the plasma generation mechanism, and by operation of the connected pulling means, grasping of tissue by the grasping means is achieved. The plasma generation means is configured so as to enable plasma to be radiated at the position where the grasping member grasps tissue.

High performance induction plasma torch

An induction plasma torch comprises a tubular torch body, a plasma confinement tube disposed in the tubular torch body coaxial therewith, a gas distributor head disposed at one end of the plasma confinement tube and structured to supply at least one gaseous substance into the plasma confinement tube; an inductive coupling member embedded within the tubular torch body for applying energy to the gaseous substance to produce and sustain plasma in the plasma confinement tube, and an electrically conductive capacitive shield on an inner surface of the tubular torch body. The capacitive shield is segmented into axial strips interconnected at one end. Axial grooves are machined in the inner surface of the tubular torch body, the axial grooves being interposed between the axial strips.

High performance induction plasma torch

An induction plasma torch comprises a tubular torch body, a plasma confinement tube disposed in the tubular torch body coaxial therewith, a gas distributor head disposed at one end of the plasma confinement tube and structured to supply at least one gaseous substance into the plasma confinement tube; an inductive coupling member embedded within the tubular torch body for applying energy to the gaseous substance to produce and sustain plasma in the plasma confinement tube, and an electrically conductive capacitive shield on an inner surface of the tubular torch body. The capacitive shield is segmented into axial strips interconnected at one end. Axial grooves are machined in the inner surface of the tubular torch body, the axial grooves being interposed between the axial strips.

ICP torch assembly with retractable injector

A plasma torch assembly (e.g., for an ICP-MS or ICP-AES instrument) with a retractable injector is disclosed. In implementations, the torch assembly includes an injector that can be extended or retracted relative to an auxiliary gas tube of the torch assembly. The injector can be slidably coupled to a torch body that supports the auxiliary gas tube, such that the injector can be moved forward and backward through a passage of the torch body, causing it to extend/retract relative to the auxiliary gas tube.

ICP torch assembly with retractable injector

A plasma torch assembly (e.g., for an ICP-MS or ICP-AES instrument) with a retractable injector is disclosed. In implementations, the torch assembly includes an injector that can be extended or retracted relative to an auxiliary gas tube of the torch assembly. The injector can be slidably coupled to a torch body that supports the auxiliary gas tube, such that the injector can be moved forward and backward through a passage of the torch body, causing it to extend/retract relative to the auxiliary gas tube.

APPARATUS TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE AND METHOD TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE USING SAID APPARATUS

The invention relates to an apparatus which comprises a pyrolytic plasma reactor (1) with: a conical head (8), on which are mounted: inlets (2, 3, 4); a first plasma torch (6); and first gas outlet (5); a cylindrical reaction chamber (9), under the head (8), and which comprises: a side wall (11) with a refractory covering (12); and a bottom (16), o with a decreasing cross-section, for receiving lavas; a base (10), for supporting the head (8) and the reaction chamber (9); and discharge means in the reaction chamber (9) and/or in the base (10) for discharging the lavas. By keeping the first torch (6) lit, the method comprises directing solid, liquid and gaseous hazardous waste towards the central portion of the plasma jet from the first torch (6), with no contact between the various types of hazardous waste. The dissociation conditions are improved by the invention.

APPARATUS TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE AND METHOD TO TREAT HAZARDOUS WASTE USING SAID APPARATUS

The invention relates to an apparatus which comprises a pyrolytic plasma reactor (1) with: a conical head (8), on which are mounted: inlets (2, 3, 4); a first plasma torch (6); and first gas outlet (5); a cylindrical reaction chamber (9), under the head (8), and which comprises: a side wall (11) with a refractory covering (12); and a bottom (16), o with a decreasing cross-section, for receiving lavas; a base (10), for supporting the head (8) and the reaction chamber (9); and discharge means in the reaction chamber (9) and/or in the base (10) for discharging the lavas. By keeping the first torch (6) lit, the method comprises directing solid, liquid and gaseous hazardous waste towards the central portion of the plasma jet from the first torch (6), with no contact between the various types of hazardous waste. The dissociation conditions are improved by the invention.

COVETIC MATERIALS

This disclosure provides a graded composition including at least a first, second, and third material property zone each having a crystallographic configuration distinct from other zones. In some implementations, the graded composition has a first material in the first material property zone including a metal, the first material composed of metallic bonds between metal atoms present in the first material property zone; a second material that at least partially overlaps the first material in the first material property zone including carbon, the second material composed of covalent bonds between the carbon in the second material and the metal in the first material; and, a third material that at least partially overlaps the second material property zone including carbon, the third material composed of covalent bonds between the carbon of the third material. Each crystallographic configuration may include a cubic crystallographic lattice, a hexagonal lattice, a face or body-centered cubic lattice.

Numerical Control Plasma Special-Shaped Cutting Machine Tool

The present disclosure discloses a numerically-controlled plasma special-shaped cutting machine tool including a bracket, a cross beam, a feeding mechanism, a clamping mechanism, a gun head moving mechanism, a material conveying system, a material receiving device, a dedusting system, an electrical control system, and an outer cover. The present disclosure adopts plasma cutting, and the surface quality is obviously improved. Material conveying and cutting are performed by a predetermined program programmed in advance, and the dimensional precision of the machining is well ensured. Workers only need to place a workpiece material on the material conveying system, and the machine tool can perform automatic cutting. The labor intensity of the workers is greatly reduced, the cutting is continuously performed, and the machining efficiency is remarkably improved.