Patent classifications
B22F9/12
FIBER CLOTH HAVING FUNCTIONAL COMPOSITE PARTICLES AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREFOR
The present application relates to fiber cloth having functional composite particles and a preparation method therefor. The preparation method comprises: placing a solid metal block consisting of functional metal particles into a crucible using an evaporation and condensation process, and heating and evaporating the same into a vacuum physical vapor deposition (PVD) process furnace for condensation; depositing PVD ceramic layers on the outer surfaces of the functional metal particles under the condensed state using a PVD process to form the functional composite particles; and screening the functional composite particles by means of a particle filter and accelerating the particles to bombard the fiber cloth, thereby implanting the functional composite particles into the fiber cloth to form the fiber cloth having the functional composite particles. The functional composite particles in the present application can reduce contact between the internal functional metal particles and external oxygen, slowly release ionic metal ions of the functional metal particles, and prolong the action time of the functional metal particles. According to the present application, by implanting the functional composite particles into the fiber cloth, the fiber cloth with a long lasting antibacterial effect can be obtained.
Preparation and Use of Silver Alloy Composite Nanomaterial
The present disclosure provides a method of preparing a silver alloy composite nanomaterial. The preparation method comprises forming a silver alloy comprising at least one of copper, zinc, magnesium, aluminum and titanium into a composite metal rod; evaporating the silver alloy of the composite metal rod, resulting in a gaseous alloy; rapidly cooling the gaseous alloy so as to condense the silver alloy into a solid state; and collecting the cooled powder so as to obtain the silver alloy composite nanomaterial.
Preparation and Use of Silver Alloy Composite Nanomaterial
The present disclosure provides a method of preparing a silver alloy composite nanomaterial. The preparation method comprises forming a silver alloy comprising at least one of copper, zinc, magnesium, aluminum and titanium into a composite metal rod; evaporating the silver alloy of the composite metal rod, resulting in a gaseous alloy; rapidly cooling the gaseous alloy so as to condense the silver alloy into a solid state; and collecting the cooled powder so as to obtain the silver alloy composite nanomaterial.
NONWOVEN FABRIC FOR SHIELDING TERAHERTZ FREQUENCIES
A method for producing a nonwoven for shielding electromagnetic radiation in a terahertz (THz) range includes: providing a first metal alloy adapted to shield electromagnetic radiation; providing a polymer material; providing a second metal alloy which differs from the first metal alloy; producing polymer fibers with filled fiber cores by evaporating the first metal alloy and mixing the first metal alloy molecules with the polymer material; coating at least a part of a surface of the polymer fibers with the second metal alloy; producing the nonwoven by randomly and irregularly arranging the coated polymer fibers with filled fiber cores in a three spatial dimensional directions, or producing the nonwoven by randomly and irregularly arranging the polymer fibers with filled fiber cores in the three spatial dimensional directions and coating at least a part of a surface of the nonwoven with the second metal alloy.
MICROPARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND MICROPARTICLE PRODUCTION APPARATUS
Provided are a method and apparatus capable of producing fine particles with favorable particle size distribution. In a production method in which feedstock for fine particle production is supplied intermittently into a modulated induction thermal plasma flame, the feedstock is vaporized to form a gas phase mixture, and the mixture is cooled to produce the fine particles: a modulated induction thermal plasma flame in which the temperature state is time-modulated is generated; the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is switched between a high temperature state and a low temperature state; and when the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is in the high temperature state, the feedstock is supplied together with a carrier gas, and when the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is in the low temperature state, supply of the feedstock is suspended and a gas of the same type as the carrier gas is supplied.
MICROPARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND MICROPARTICLE PRODUCTION APPARATUS
Provided are a method and apparatus capable of producing fine particles with favorable particle size distribution. In a production method in which feedstock for fine particle production is supplied intermittently into a modulated induction thermal plasma flame, the feedstock is vaporized to form a gas phase mixture, and the mixture is cooled to produce the fine particles: a modulated induction thermal plasma flame in which the temperature state is time-modulated is generated; the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is switched between a high temperature state and a low temperature state; and when the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is in the high temperature state, the feedstock is supplied together with a carrier gas, and when the modulated induction thermal plasma flame is in the low temperature state, supply of the feedstock is suspended and a gas of the same type as the carrier gas is supplied.
FINE PARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND FINE PARTICLES
Provided are: a fine particle production method that makes it possible to control the acidity, i.e., a surface property, of fine particles; and fine particles. A fine particle production method in which a raw material powder is used to produce fine particles by means of a gas phase method. The fine particle production method has a step for supplying an organic acid to raw material fine particles. The gas phase method is, for example, a thermal plasma method or a flame method. The fine particles have a surface coating that includes at least a carboxyl group.
FINE PARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND FINE PARTICLES
Provided are: a fine particle production method that makes it possible to control the acidity, i.e., a surface property, of fine particles; and fine particles. A fine particle production method in which a raw material powder is used to produce fine particles by means of a gas phase method. The fine particle production method has a step for supplying an organic acid to raw material fine particles. The gas phase method is, for example, a thermal plasma method or a flame method. The fine particles have a surface coating that includes at least a carboxyl group.
FINE PARTICLE PRODUCTION METHOD AND FINE PARTICLES
Provided are: a fine particle production method that makes it possible to control the acidity, i.e., a surface property, of fine particles; and fine particles. A fine particle production method in which a raw material powder is used to produce fine particles by means of a gas phase method. The fine particle production method has a step for supplying an organic acid to raw material fine particles. The gas phase method is, for example, a thermal plasma method or a flame method. The fine particles have a surface coating that includes at least a carboxyl group.
NOVEL ADDITIVE NANOMANUFACTURING SYSTEM AND METHOD
A device including a chamber and a nozzle detachably connected to the chamber, the nozzle defining an aperture, a target carousel disposed within the chamber, a first laser configured to generate a first beam directed toward the target carousel to perform in-situ ablation to form a laser plume, a gas flow system configured to supply gas into the chamber, such that the gas interacts with the laser plume and causes condensation and formation of nanoparticles, and a second laser configured to generate a second beam directed through the interior of the chamber, through the aperture of the nozzle, and toward a substrate disposed outside the device, the second laser beam configured to sinter and crystalize on the substrate the nanoparticles exiting the nozzle.