Patent classifications
C03C2214/30
Stone-glass macrocomposites and compositions and methods of making
A method of forming a macrocomposite including dispersing or immersing a first material in a second material. The first material includes a stone and the second material a glass; or the first material may be glass and the second material stone. The macrcocomposite may further include metal. Preferably, the macrocomposite does not include an organic resin, an adhesive, or a polymer.
BORON NITRIDE NANOTUBE-SILICATE GLASS COMPOSITES
The present application relates to boron nitride nanotube (BNNT)-silicate glass composites and to methods of preparing such composites. The methods comprise mixing BNNTs that are coated with a glass former such as boron oxide with a silicate glass precursor to create a mixture; heating the mixture under conditions to obtain a molten silicate glass; and cooling the molten silicate glass under conditions to obtain the BNNT-silicate glass composite.
Composite plate and preparation method thereof
A composite plate is mainly made from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 35% to 45% of calcium carbonate, 45% to 55% of cullet, 5% to 15% of unsaturated polyester resin, 0.1% to 1% of a curing agent, 0.1% to 1% of an auxiliary agent, wherein a ratio of an amount of the calcium carbonate to an amount of the cullet is 0.75%. The invention employs cullet, calcium carbonate, and resin as the main raw materials to prepare an artificial stone plate; no natural quartz is used, and hence the raw material cost is low. A reasonable ratio of cullet to calcium carbonate reduces the use of resin, which further reduces the raw material cost. Through a reasonable combination of different raw materials, the composite plate of the invention has physical and chemical properties and decorative abilities that are similar to those of traditional artificial quartz stone.
METAL-GLASS MACROCOMPOSITES AND COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS OF MAKING
A glass composition, a macrocomposite, and methods of forming the macrocomposite including dispersing or immersing a metal in a glass. Preferably, the macrocomposite does not include an organic resin, an adhesive, or a polymer.
COMPOSITE PLATE AND PREPARATION METHOD THEREOF
A composite plate is mainly made from the following raw materials in percentage by weight: 35% to 45% of calcium carbonate, 45% to 55% of cullet, 5% to 15% of unsaturated polyester resin, 0.1% to 1% of a curing agent, 0.1% to 1% of an auxiliary agent, wherein a ratio of an amount of the calcium carbonate to an amount of the cullet is 0.75%. The invention employs cullet, calcium carbonate, and resin as the main raw materials to prepare an artificial stone plate; no natural quartz is used, and hence the raw material cost is low. A reasonable ratio of cullet to calcium carbonate reduces the use of resin, which further reduces the raw material cost. Through a reasonable combination of different raw materials, the composite plate of the invention has physical and chemical properties and decorative abilities that are similar to those of traditional artificial quartz stone.
METHOD FOR CONTROLLING THE FORMATION OF METALLIC NANOPARTICLES IN GLASS AND PRODUCTS THEREOF
A method of forming metallic nanoparticles in glass is disclosed that creates evenly distributed metallic nanoparticles with desired size in any glass type.
Formation of a source of electrons trapped on the surface of the glass particles by crushing and grinding glass material into powder followed by heat treatment of the glass powder to neutralise metal ions doped in the glass by the trapped source of electrons, followed by the aggregation and growth of the metal into nanoparticles. The present method allows the homogeneous distribution of metal nanoparticles throughout the glass volume. The size and concentration of the metallic nanoparticles is controlled by the heat treatment temperature and duration as well as the amount of metal ions.
MULTILAYER COIL COMPONENT
A multilayer coil component includes a component element assembly in which an inner conductor is disposed and an outer electrode disposed on the surface of the component element assembly. The component element assembly includes a first dielectric glass layer in which the inner conductor is embedded and second dielectric glass layers that are thin layers disposed on respective principal surfaces of the first dielectric glass layer. The primary component of each of the first dielectric glass layer and the second dielectric glass layers is formed of a glass material and has a filler component containing at least quartz, and the second dielectric glass layers have a lower quartz content than the first dielectric glass layer.
COLORED WATCH GLASS
A transparent timepiece component, in particular a watch glass, has a substantially planar or curved interior surface, and has mainly a transparent material colored by a zone of modified chemical composition within the component through an introduction of at least one coloring chemical element of the transparent material, this zone of modified chemical composition extending in one part only of the total thickness of the timepiece component.
METHOD OF TREATMENT OF BAUXITE RESIDUE, SOLID OBTAINED BY THIS METHOD AND BAUXITE TREATMENT PROCESS INCLUDING THIS METHOD OF TREATMENT OF THE BAUXITE RESIDUE
A method of treatment of bauxite residue resulting from a Bayer process of bauxite treatment in order to produce a solid product. The method comprises mixing a quantity of the bauxite residue (1) with a quantity of a glass material (2) to form a mixture. Then, compressing the mixture (4) to form a green body, and sintering (5) the green body. After cooling, the sintered green body thereby provides the solid product.
Fibre-reinforced transparent composite material and method for producing same
The present invention relates to a method for producing a fibre-reinforced, transparent composite material (10), comprising the following steps: a) providing a material matrix melt and b) producing reinforcing fibres (14), step b) of the method comprising the steps of b1) providing a mixture having a silicon source and a carbon source, the silicon source and the carbon source being present together in particles of a granulated solid; b2) treating the mixture provided in step a) of the method at a temperature in a range from 1400 C. to 2000 C., more particularly in a range from 1650 C. to 1850 C.; thereby producing reinforcing fibres (14), the method comprising the further steps of c) introducing the reinforcing fibres (14) into the material melt; and d) optionally cooling the material melt to form a transparent composite material (10). A method of this kind allows a composite material to be produced that is able to unite high transparency with outstanding reinforcing qualities.