C04B41/85

Coating material, outer periphery-coated silicon carbide-based honeycomb structure, and method for coating outer periphery of silicon carbide-based honeycomb structure
11578001 · 2023-02-14 · ·

A coating material for a silicon carbide-based honeycomb structure, the coating material including from 20 to 75% by mass of ceramic powder (A), the ceramic powder (A) including from 55 to 95% by mass of silicon carbide and from 5 to 30% by mass of silicon dioxide as chemical components.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CRACK-FREE DRYING OF HIGH STRENGTH SKIN ON A POROUS CERAMIC BODY

A method and system to dry crack-free and high strength skin including an inorganic binder of an average particle size (D.sub.50) in a range between 10 nm and 700 nm on a porous ceramic body. The method includes supporting the honeycomb body on an end face such that axial channels and outer periphery are substantially vertical. A gas is flowed past the honeycomb body substantially parallel to the axial channel direction, substantially equally around the outer periphery of the skin, to uniformly dry the skin to form a partially dried skin under mild conditions. Then the partially dried skin may be dried more severely resulting in rapidly dried crack-free and high strength skin.

METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR CRACK-FREE DRYING OF HIGH STRENGTH SKIN ON A POROUS CERAMIC BODY

A method and system to dry crack-free and high strength skin including an inorganic binder of an average particle size (D.sub.50) in a range between 10 nm and 700 nm on a porous ceramic body. The method includes supporting the honeycomb body on an end face such that axial channels and outer periphery are substantially vertical. A gas is flowed past the honeycomb body substantially parallel to the axial channel direction, substantially equally around the outer periphery of the skin, to uniformly dry the skin to form a partially dried skin under mild conditions. Then the partially dried skin may be dried more severely resulting in rapidly dried crack-free and high strength skin.

WAVELENGTH CONVERSION MEMBER AND LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE USING SAME
20180003363 · 2018-01-04 ·

Provided is a wavelength conversion member including a ceramic layer as a reflective layer and having excellent luminescence intensity and a light emitting device using the same. A wavelength conversion member 10 including: a first porous ceramic layer 1 having a porosity of 20% by volume or more; and a phosphor layer 2 formed on a principal surface 1a of the first porous ceramic layer 1.

WAVELENGTH CONVERSION MEMBER AND LIGHT EMITTING DEVICE USING SAME
20180003363 · 2018-01-04 ·

Provided is a wavelength conversion member including a ceramic layer as a reflective layer and having excellent luminescence intensity and a light emitting device using the same. A wavelength conversion member 10 including: a first porous ceramic layer 1 having a porosity of 20% by volume or more; and a phosphor layer 2 formed on a principal surface 1a of the first porous ceramic layer 1.

Magnetic powder

Provided are a SmFeN magnetic powder which is superior not only in water resistance and corrosion resistance but also in hot water resistance, and a method of preparing the powder. The present invention relates to a method of preparing a magnetic powder, comprising: plasma-treating a gas; surface-treating a SmFeN magnetic powder with the plasma-treated gas; and forming a coat layer on the surface of the surface-treated SmFeN magnetic powder.

METHOD OF MARKING CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES AND ARTICLES MANUFACTURED THEREFROM
20230021947 · 2023-01-26 ·

In one aspect, an article comprises a substrate that comprises a ceramic matrix composite; and a metal oxide layer disposed on the substrate; where the metal oxide layer has a marking etched into the metal oxide via laser ablation. The markings include alphabets, numbers, symbols, bar codes, matrix bar codes, quick response codes, or a combination thereof. Disclosed herein too is a method comprising disposing upon a ceramic matrix composite a metal oxide layer; and laser ablating the metal oxide layer to etch the metal oxide layer. The etchings produce markings that comprise alphabets, numbers, symbols, bar codes, matrix bar codes, quick response codes, or a combination thereof.

METHODS FOR COATING A COMPONENT

A method for processing a component is provided and includes masking a first portion of the component with a maskant. The maskant includes a slurry having a plurality of particles in a fluid carrier. The plurality of particles comprises at least one of silicon, carbon, one or more rare earth disilicates, monosilicates or oxides, and combinations thereof. The method includes depositing a silicon-based coating on a second portion of the component via a chemical vapor deposition process and removing the maskant and any overlying silicon-based coating from the first portion of the component.

SILICON CARBON COMPOSITES COMPRISING ULTRA LOW Z

Silicon-carbon composite materials and related processes are disclosed that overcome the challenges for providing amorphous nano-sized silicon entrained within porous carbon. Compared to other, inferior materials and processes described in the prior art, the materials and processes disclosed herein find superior utility in various applications, including energy storage devices such as lithium ion batteries.

POLYCRYSTALLINE DIAMOND

An embodiment of a PCD insert comprises an embodiment of a PCD element joined to a cemented carbide substrate at an interface. The PCD element has internal diamond surfaces defining interstices between them. The PCD element comprises a masked or passivated region and an unmasked or unpassivated region, the unmasked or unpassivated region defining a boundary with the substrate, the boundary being the interface. At least some of the internal diamond surfaces of the masked or passivated region contact a mask or passivation medium, and some or all of the interstices of the masked or passivated region and of the unmasked or unpassivated region are at least partially filled with an infiltrant material.