Patent classifications
C23C8/80
Process for preparation and use of inorganic markers for security identification/marking on explosives, fuses and ammunition after detonation and on firearms and metal projectiles, products obtained and process of inserting markers on explosives, fuses and ammunition and on firearms and metal projectiles
Development of different inorganic materials, having the capacity to generate visible colors when excited in the infrared region, which can be used to determine the origin of explosives, fuses and ammunition, even after detonation, and in weapons and metal projectiles, thus serving as a safety marking tool thereof. The following were developed: LaNbO.sub.4 (called Mark1), BiVO.sub.4, Sr.sub.3V.sub.2O.sub.8 and YNbO.sub.4 (called Mark2), doped with different rare earth ions (erbium, ytterbium, holmium and thulium). The markers were physically inserted inside the explosives and in the gunpowder and by carburizing and forging in steel or metal alloy, with which the weapon or metal projectile is manufactured. The parameter used to demonstrate the presence of the markers in the products, after detonation or scraping of the weapon, was the verification of the color identity of the marker fluorescence, before and after, via laser in the infrared region.
FASTENING MEMBER AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME
Provided is a fastening member having a base material including an aluminum alloy and an anticorrosive film with which the base material is coated. This anticorrosive film contains aluminum hydroxide oxide (AlO(OH)), and in a profile obtained from X-ray diffractometry with a Cu-Kα radiation on the fastening member, a peak intensity ratio R (I.sub.B(020)/I.sub.Al(200)) is 0.003 or more and 0.1 or less, wherein I.sub.B(020) is an intensity of a diffraction peak of a (020) plane of aluminum hydroxide oxide, and I.sub.Al(200) is an intensity of a diffraction peak of a (200) plane of aluminum as a main peak. The anticorrosive film formed by the present invention is uniformly formed on the fastening member and excellent in stability and adhesion.
ANNEALING SEPARATOR FOR ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET, ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET
An annealing separator for an oriented electrical steel sheet including: a first component includes a Mg oxide or a Mg hydroxide; and a second component including one kind among oxides and hydroxides of a metal selected from Al, Ti, Cu, Cr, Ni, Ca, Zn, Na, K, Mo, In, Sb, Ba, Bi, and Mn, or two or more kinds thereof.
ANNEALING SEPARATOR FOR ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET, ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET, AND MANUFACTURING METHOD OF ORIENTED ELECTRICAL STEEL SHEET
An annealing separator for an oriented electrical steel sheet including: a first component includes a Mg oxide or a Mg hydroxide; and a second component including one kind among oxides and hydroxides of a metal selected from Al, Ti, Cu, Cr, Ni, Ca, Zn, Na, K, Mo, In, Sb, Ba, Bi, and Mn, or two or more kinds thereof.
Hybrid process for enhanced surface hardening
A hybrid method of surface hardening metallic components using a combination of chemical modification achieved through additive manufacturing and/or diffusion-based processing with transformation-based processing using a high energy density heat source. The hybrid process results in increased surface hardness and/or increased average case hardness and/or increased case depth compared to either treatment individually.
Multi-chamber heat treatment device
The multi-chamber heat treatment device includes intermediate conveyors connected together, each treatment conveyor of the intermediate conveyors is attached with a treater that applies predetermined heat treatment to a treatment object and conveys the treatment object to the treater, and each treater is either one of a main treater that applies main treatment to the treatment object, a preheater that applies preheating treatment to the treatment object before the main treatment, and a cooler that applies cooling treatment to the treatment object after the main treatment.
HEAT TREATMENT METHOD FOR TUBULAR SHAFT FOR DRIVE SHAFT HAVING BALL SPLINE STRUCTURE AND TUBULAR SHAFT MANUFACTURED THEREBY
in a heat treatment method for a tubular shaft for a drive shaft having a ball spline structure for a plunging and an undercut region with a reduced diameter, a carburizing-austempering is performed such that a deep portion hardness of the undercut region is a value between HRC 35 to HRC 50.
HEAT TREATMENT METHOD FOR TUBULAR SHAFT FOR DRIVE SHAFT HAVING BALL SPLINE STRUCTURE AND TUBULAR SHAFT MANUFACTURED THEREBY
in a heat treatment method for a tubular shaft for a drive shaft having a ball spline structure for a plunging and an undercut region with a reduced diameter, a carburizing-austempering is performed such that a deep portion hardness of the undercut region is a value between HRC 35 to HRC 50.
METHOD OF PROCESSING SUBSTRATE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, RECORDING MEDIUM, AND SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS
A method of processing a substrate includes: (a) preparing a substrate having a nitrogen-containing film and an oxygen-containing film on a surface of the substrate; and (b) modifying a surface of the nitrogen-containing film to be nitrided by supplying an active species containing nitrogen and an active species containing hydrogen, or selectively forming hydroxyl group termination on a surface of the oxygen-containing film by supplying at least one selected from the group of an active species containing hydrogen, an active species containing hydrogen and oxygen, and an active species containing hydrogen and nitrogen.
METHOD OF PROCESSING SUBSTRATE, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, RECORDING MEDIUM, AND SUBSTRATE PROCESSING APPARATUS
A method of processing a substrate includes: (a) preparing a substrate having a nitrogen-containing film and an oxygen-containing film on a surface of the substrate; and (b) modifying a surface of the nitrogen-containing film to be nitrided by supplying an active species containing nitrogen and an active species containing hydrogen, or selectively forming hydroxyl group termination on a surface of the oxygen-containing film by supplying at least one selected from the group of an active species containing hydrogen, an active species containing hydrogen and oxygen, and an active species containing hydrogen and nitrogen.