Patent classifications
C23C14/30
COATING SYSTEM AND PROCESS
A coating system for coating a part (10), such as a turbine blade or vane, has a mask (14) positioned adjacent to a first portion (16) of the part (10) to be coated and a mechanism (30) for moving the mask (14) relative to the part (10). The mechanism (30) may be a gear mechanism or a magnetic mechanism.
COATING SYSTEM AND PROCESS
A coating system for coating a part (10), such as a turbine blade or vane, has a mask (14) positioned adjacent to a first portion (16) of the part (10) to be coated and a mechanism (30) for moving the mask (14) relative to the part (10). The mechanism (30) may be a gear mechanism or a magnetic mechanism.
THIN METAL FILMS HAVING AN ULTRA-FLAT SURFACE AND METHODS OF PREPARING THE SAME
The present disclosure relates generally to thin metal films having an ultra-flat surface and methods of their preparation. In particular, the ultra-flat thin metal films comprise FCC metals. Preferably, the thin metal films are attached to a substrate. Preferred substrates comprise chalcogenides and dichalcogenides. Beneficially, the thin metal films described herein can be prepared at ambient temperatures.
THIN METAL FILMS HAVING AN ULTRA-FLAT SURFACE AND METHODS OF PREPARING THE SAME
The present disclosure relates generally to thin metal films having an ultra-flat surface and methods of their preparation. In particular, the ultra-flat thin metal films comprise FCC metals. Preferably, the thin metal films are attached to a substrate. Preferred substrates comprise chalcogenides and dichalcogenides. Beneficially, the thin metal films described herein can be prepared at ambient temperatures.
OPTIMIZED CRUCIBLE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR PHYSICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION
The invention concerns a crucible assembly for physical vapor deposition on a surface comprising: a base (22) to support and drive in rotation a crucible (18) around a rotational axis (A), the base comprising a base upper surface (34) having a first alignment relief (30), a crucible (18) comprising: at least one cavity (24) disposed at a peripheral area (38) of the crucible (18) with regard to the rotational axis (A), a crucible bottom surface (25) intended to contact the base upper surface (34) of the base (22), the crucible bottom surface (25) having a second alignment relief (32) which is complementary shaped with regard to the first alignment relief (30), the second (32) alignment relief being disposed at a central area (36) of the crucible (18) with regard to the rotation axis (A).
OPTIMIZED CRUCIBLE ASSEMBLY AND METHOD FOR PHYSICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION
The invention concerns a crucible assembly for physical vapor deposition on a surface comprising: a base (22) to support and drive in rotation a crucible (18) around a rotational axis (A), the base comprising a base upper surface (34) having a first alignment relief (30), a crucible (18) comprising: at least one cavity (24) disposed at a peripheral area (38) of the crucible (18) with regard to the rotational axis (A), a crucible bottom surface (25) intended to contact the base upper surface (34) of the base (22), the crucible bottom surface (25) having a second alignment relief (32) which is complementary shaped with regard to the first alignment relief (30), the second (32) alignment relief being disposed at a central area (36) of the crucible (18) with regard to the rotation axis (A).
Calcium-magnesium-alumino-silicate resistant thermal barrier coatings
A method for forming a coating system on a component includes depositing a reactive layer with predetermined CMAS reaction kinetics on at least a portion of a thermal barrier coating. The method also includes activating the reactive layer with a scanning laser. A component, such as a gas turbine engine component, includes a substrate, a thermal barrier coating and a reactive layer. The thermal barrier coating is deposited on at least a portion of the substrate. The reactive layer is deposited on at least a portion of the thermal barrier coating. The reactive layer has predetermined CMAS reaction kinetics activated by laser scanning.
Calcium-magnesium-alumino-silicate resistant thermal barrier coatings
A method for forming a coating system on a component includes depositing a reactive layer with predetermined CMAS reaction kinetics on at least a portion of a thermal barrier coating. The method also includes activating the reactive layer with a scanning laser. A component, such as a gas turbine engine component, includes a substrate, a thermal barrier coating and a reactive layer. The thermal barrier coating is deposited on at least a portion of the substrate. The reactive layer is deposited on at least a portion of the thermal barrier coating. The reactive layer has predetermined CMAS reaction kinetics activated by laser scanning.
Method for Making Porous Graphene Membranes and Membranes Produced Using the Method
Provided is a method for making a porous graphene layer of a thickness of less than 100 nm, including the following steps: providing a catalytically active substrate, said catalytically active substrate on its surface being provided with a plurality of catalytically inactive domains having a size essentially corresponding to the size of the pores in the resultant porous graphene layer; and chemical vapour deposition and formation of the porous graphene layer on the surface of the catalytically active substrate;. The catalytically active substrate is a copper-nickel alloy substrate with a copper content in the range of 98 to less than 99.96% by weight and a nickel content in the range of more than 0.04-2% by weight, the copper and nickel contents complementing to 100% by weight of the catalytically active substrate.
Method for Making Porous Graphene Membranes and Membranes Produced Using the Method
Provided is a method for making a porous graphene layer of a thickness of less than 100 nm, including the following steps: providing a catalytically active substrate, said catalytically active substrate on its surface being provided with a plurality of catalytically inactive domains having a size essentially corresponding to the size of the pores in the resultant porous graphene layer; and chemical vapour deposition and formation of the porous graphene layer on the surface of the catalytically active substrate;. The catalytically active substrate is a copper-nickel alloy substrate with a copper content in the range of 98 to less than 99.96% by weight and a nickel content in the range of more than 0.04-2% by weight, the copper and nickel contents complementing to 100% by weight of the catalytically active substrate.