Patent classifications
B28B11/12
Additive manufactured header for heat exchangers
A stacked tube heat exchanger consisting of tubes that are affixed to a header or headers that are additively manufactured.
Additive manufactured header for heat exchangers
A stacked tube heat exchanger consisting of tubes that are affixed to a header or headers that are additively manufactured.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A CERAMIC CORE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A CASTING HAVING HOLLOW STRUCTURES AND A CERAMIC CORE
A method for producing a ceramic core, and such a core, for preparing the production of a casting having hollow structures. The ceramic core configured to form, making use of a 3D model of digital geometric co-ordinates of the casting. The method involves unpressurized or low-pressure casting of a ceramic core blank, and specifically with an oversize relative to the core according to the geometric co-ordinates, and CNC processing of the core in accordance with the 3D model in a first CNC processing method.
Method for the Production of Gypsum-Based Boards and Stucco Slurry Comprising Non-Pregelatinized Migratory Starch for Use Therewith
A method for continuously forming gypsum-based panels of high fixing strength comprises the steps of: forming a mixture comprising stucco, non-pregelatinized migratory starch, glass fibre, fluidizer and water; casting the mixture in a continuous band; maintaining the band under conditions sufficient for the stucco to form an interlocking matrix of set gypsum; cutting the band to form one or more wet panel precursors; and drying the wet panel precursor to form one or more gypsum-based panels. The weight ratio of water to stucco in the mixture is less than 0.7; the stucco is present in the mixture in an amount of over 60 wt % relative to the total solids content of the mixture; the starch is present in the mixture in an amount of over 3 wt % relative to the the stucco; the glass fibre is present in the mixture in an amount of over 1 wt % relative to the stucco; the fluidizer is is present in the mixture in an amount of at least 0.1 wt % relative to the stucco; and the density of the gypsum-based panel is greater than 700 kg/m.
Method for the Production of Gypsum-Based Boards and Stucco Slurry Comprising Non-Pregelatinized Migratory Starch for Use Therewith
A method for continuously forming gypsum-based panels of high fixing strength comprises the steps of: forming a mixture comprising stucco, non-pregelatinized migratory starch, glass fibre, fluidizer and water; casting the mixture in a continuous band; maintaining the band under conditions sufficient for the stucco to form an interlocking matrix of set gypsum; cutting the band to form one or more wet panel precursors; and drying the wet panel precursor to form one or more gypsum-based panels. The weight ratio of water to stucco in the mixture is less than 0.7; the stucco is present in the mixture in an amount of over 60 wt % relative to the total solids content of the mixture; the starch is present in the mixture in an amount of over 3 wt % relative to the the stucco; the glass fibre is present in the mixture in an amount of over 1 wt % relative to the stucco; the fluidizer is is present in the mixture in an amount of at least 0.1 wt % relative to the stucco; and the density of the gypsum-based panel is greater than 700 kg/m.
LASER CUTTING HEAD FOR CUTTING HARD, BRITTLE PRODUCTS AND LASER CUTTING DEVICE THEREOF
The present disclosure relates to a laser cutting field, and in particular to a laser cutting head for cutting hard, brittle products and a laser cutting device for cutting hard, brittle products. The laser cutting head includes a polarizing element, a binary phase element and a focusing element. The polarizing element, the binary phase element and the focusing element are disposed in sequence. The polarizing element, the binary phase element, and the focusing element are structured and configured together such that a laser light is configured to pass through the polarizing element to form a polarizing laser light that is emitted to the binary phase element, the binary phase element modulating phase of the polarizing laser light. A diffractive laser light is formed in a location of the binary phase element, which is emitted to the focusing element.
LASER CUTTING HEAD FOR CUTTING HARD, BRITTLE PRODUCTS AND LASER CUTTING DEVICE THEREOF
The present disclosure relates to a laser cutting field, and in particular to a laser cutting head for cutting hard, brittle products and a laser cutting device for cutting hard, brittle products. The laser cutting head includes a polarizing element, a binary phase element and a focusing element. The polarizing element, the binary phase element and the focusing element are disposed in sequence. The polarizing element, the binary phase element, and the focusing element are structured and configured together such that a laser light is configured to pass through the polarizing element to form a polarizing laser light that is emitted to the binary phase element, the binary phase element modulating phase of the polarizing laser light. A diffractive laser light is formed in a location of the binary phase element, which is emitted to the focusing element.
Simulated rock panels
The appearance of natural rock faces are formed on planar panels or part portions disposed horizontally by stamping or texturizing a cementatious mixture of veneer material and then selectively applying colorant matter, which may include combinations of stains and mineral.
Simulated rock panels
The appearance of natural rock faces are formed on planar panels or part portions disposed horizontally by stamping or texturizing a cementatious mixture of veneer material and then selectively applying colorant matter, which may include combinations of stains and mineral.
Method for the production of gypsum-based boards and stucco slurry comprising non-pregelatinized migratory starch for use therewith
A method for continuously forming gypsum-based panels of high fixing strength comprises the steps of: forming a mixture comprising stucco, non-pregelatinized migratory starch, glass fibre, fluidizer and water; casting the mixture in a continuous band; maintaining the band under conditions sufficient for the stucco to form an interlocking matrix of set gypsum; cutting the band to form one or more wet panel precursors; and drying the wet panel precursor to form one or more gypsum-based panels. The weight ratio of water to stucco in the mixture is less than 0.7; the stucco is present in the mixture in an amount of over 60 wt % relative to the total solids content of the mixture; the starch is present in the mixture in an amount of over 3 wt % relative to the the stucco; the glass fibre is present in the mixture in an amount of over 1 wt % relative to the stucco; the fluidizer is is present in the mixture in an amount of at least 0.1 wt % relative to the stucco; and the density of the gypsum-based panel is greater than 700 kg/m.