Patent classifications
B22F3/1039
FRANGIBLE FIREARM PROJECTILES, METHODS FOR FORMING THE SAME, AND FIREARM CARTRIDGES CONTAINING THE SAME
Frangible firearm projectiles, firearm cartridges containing the same, and methods for forming the same. The firearm projectiles are formed from a compacted mixture of metal powders that includes zinc and iron powders and which may include an anti-sparking agent. The compacted mixture is heat treated for a time sufficient to form a plurality of discrete alloy domains within the compacted mixture. The frangible firearm projectile may be formed by a mechanism that includes vapor-phase diffusion bonding and oxidation of the metal powders and that does not include forming a liquid phase of any of the metal powders or utilizing a polymeric binder. A majority component of the frangible firearm projectile may be iron. One or more of zinc, bismuth, tin, copper, nickel, tungsten, boron, and/or alloys thereof may form a minority component of the frangible firearm projectile. The anti-sparking agent may include a borate, such as boric acid.
FRANGIBLE FIREARM PROJECTILES, METHODS FOR FORMING THE SAME, AND FIREARM CARTRIDGES CONTAINING THE SAME
Frangible firearm projectiles, firearm cartridges containing the same, and methods for forming the same. The firearm projectiles are formed from a compacted mixture of metal powders that includes zinc and iron powders and which may include an anti-sparking agent. The compacted mixture is heat treated for a time sufficient to form a plurality of discrete alloy domains within the compacted mixture. The frangible firearm projectile may be formed by a mechanism that includes vapor-phase diffusion bonding and oxidation of the metal powders and that does not include forming a liquid phase of any of the metal powders or utilizing a polymeric binder. A majority component of the frangible firearm projectile may be iron. One or more of zinc, bismuth, tin, copper, nickel, tungsten, boron, and/or alloys thereof may form a minority component of the frangible firearm projectile. The anti-sparking agent may include a borate, such as boric acid.
POWDER SINTERING DEVICE
A powder sintering device is disclosed. The powder sintering device includes a support unit, an actuator unit located on the support unit, a sintering unit, and a reaction unit. The reaction unit is located inside of the sintering unit and heated by the sintering unit. The reaction unit is fixed to the actuator unit and driven to rotate by the actuator unit.
Powder Composition for the Manufacture of Casting Inserts, Casting Insert and Method of Obtaining Local Composite Zones in Castings
A powder composition is used for the fabrication of casting inserts, designed to produPce local composite zones resistant to abrasive wear. The composite zones are reinforced with carbides and borides or with mixtures thereof formed in situ in castings. The powder includes powder reactants of the formation of carbides and/or borides selected from the group of TiC, WC, ZrC, NbC, TaC, TiB.sub.2, ZrB.sub.2, or mixtures thereof. The carbides and/or borides forming after crystallization particles reinforces the composite zones in castings. The powder composition further includes moderator powders in the form of a mixture of metal powders, which after crystallization form matrix of the composite zone in casting. A casting insert is disclosed for the fabrication in casting of local composite zones resistant to abrasive wear. A method for the fabrication of local composite zones in castings uses for this purpose the reaction of the self-propagating high temperature synthesis (SHS).
Powder Composition for the Manufacture of Casting Inserts, Casting Insert and Method of Obtaining Local Composite Zones in Castings
A powder composition is used for the fabrication of casting inserts, designed to produPce local composite zones resistant to abrasive wear. The composite zones are reinforced with carbides and borides or with mixtures thereof formed in situ in castings. The powder includes powder reactants of the formation of carbides and/or borides selected from the group of TiC, WC, ZrC, NbC, TaC, TiB.sub.2, ZrB.sub.2, or mixtures thereof. The carbides and/or borides forming after crystallization particles reinforces the composite zones in castings. The powder composition further includes moderator powders in the form of a mixture of metal powders, which after crystallization form matrix of the composite zone in casting. A casting insert is disclosed for the fabrication in casting of local composite zones resistant to abrasive wear. A method for the fabrication of local composite zones in castings uses for this purpose the reaction of the self-propagating high temperature synthesis (SHS).
LAMINATED IRON CORE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
A manufacturing method is performed in an additive manufacturing printing apparatus. An embodiment of the manufacturing method includes: S1—feeding inert gas into the additive manufacturing printing apparatus, and performing laser scanning on silicon steel metal particles to start to melt the silicon steel metal particles from bottom to top layer by layer into a silicon steel metal layer; S2—feeding treatment gas into the additive manufacturing printing apparatus, performing laser scanning on the silicon steel particles again to enable the treatment gas to react with the molten silicon steel metal particles to finally form an insulating nitride layer, and alternately performing S1 and S2 until the laminated iron core of a structure having a plurality of alternate silicon steel metal layers and insulating nitride layers is formed. An embodiment of the present invention may manufacture a customized laminated iron core with a complex shape and good performance.
LAMINATED IRON CORE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREFOR
A manufacturing method is performed in an additive manufacturing printing apparatus. An embodiment of the manufacturing method includes: S1—feeding inert gas into the additive manufacturing printing apparatus, and performing laser scanning on silicon steel metal particles to start to melt the silicon steel metal particles from bottom to top layer by layer into a silicon steel metal layer; S2—feeding treatment gas into the additive manufacturing printing apparatus, performing laser scanning on the silicon steel particles again to enable the treatment gas to react with the molten silicon steel metal particles to finally form an insulating nitride layer, and alternately performing S1 and S2 until the laminated iron core of a structure having a plurality of alternate silicon steel metal layers and insulating nitride layers is formed. An embodiment of the present invention may manufacture a customized laminated iron core with a complex shape and good performance.
Devices and methods for making polycrystalline alloys
A process for preparing alloy products is described using a self-sustaining or self-propagating SHS-type combustion process with point-source ignition, preferably a laser, in a pressurized vessel. Binary, ternary and quaternary alloys can be formed with control over polycrystalline structure and bandgap. Methods to tune the bandgap and the alloys formed are described. The alloy products may be doped. Preferably sulfides, tellurides or selenides are formed. Cooling during reaction takes place.
Devices and methods for making polycrystalline alloys
A process for preparing alloy products is described using a self-sustaining or self-propagating SHS-type combustion process with point-source ignition, preferably a laser, in a pressurized vessel. Binary, ternary and quaternary alloys can be formed with control over polycrystalline structure and bandgap. Methods to tune the bandgap and the alloys formed are described. The alloy products may be doped. Preferably sulfides, tellurides or selenides are formed. Cooling during reaction takes place.
Integrated method for manufacturing high-temperature resistant thin-walled component by preforming by laying metal foil strip
An integrated method for manufacturing a high-temperature resistant thin-walled component by preforming by laying a metal foil strip. The integrated manufacturing method includes: designing a preform, preparing a support die, determining a thickness of a foil strip, determining a width of the foil strip, developing a laying process, laying an A foil strip and a B foil strip, obtaining an AB laminated preform, bulging the preform, performing a reactive synthesis and a densification process of a bulged component, and performing a subsequent treatment of the thin-walled component. Various embodiments obtain an integral thin-walled preform with a complex structure, a uniform wall thickness and a shape close to the final part by continuously laying a metal foil strip with an appropriate width.