Abstract:
In a gas deposition apparatus includes: an ultra fine particle evaporation chamber; an evaporation source arranged in the ultra fine particle evaporation chamber; a deposition chamber; a substrate arranged in the deposition chamber; a transfer pipe connecting the ultra fine particle evaporation chamber with the deposition chamber; an inlet port of the transfer pipe directly facing to the evaporation source in the ultra fine particle evaporation chamber and an outlet port of the transfer pipe being in the deposition chamber; a nozzle connected to the outlet port of the transfer pipe, facing to the substrate in the deposition chamber; and an introducing port for introducing inert gas into the ultra fine particle evaporation chamber wherein ultra fine particles evaporated from the evaporation source by heating the latter, are transported together with inert gas through the transfer pipe and they are ejected out from the nozzle onto the substrate to form a film or condensation of ultra fine particle thereon, a DC power source is connected to the transfer pipe and the seethe heater is wound on the nozzle.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a continuous process of non-compressively and uniformly applying a liquid saturant throughout a permeable sheet. The process includes the steps of: 1) providing a continuously advancing permeable sheet having a first surface and a second surface, 2) depositing a substantially laminar flowing curtain of a liquid saturant generally across and onto the first surface of the continuously advancing permeable sheet, 3) applying a vacuum to the second surface of the continuously advancing permeable sheet, and 4) drawing a substantial portion of the liquid saturant through the permeable sheet to generate a substantially uniform distribution of liquid saturant throughout the permeable sheet. The process may also include the step of drying the liquid saturated permeable sheet. The dry bulk of the liquid saturant treated permeable sheet may be within about 15 percent of the dry bulk of an identical untreated permeable sheet. Also disclosed is a non-compressively and uniformly liquid saturant treated permeable sheet and an apparatus for non-compressively and uniformly applying a liquid saturant throughout a permeable sheet.
Abstract:
Disclosed herein are a method and apparatus for use in providing on the outer surface of an inner cylindrical member an epoxy coating of substantially uniform radial thickness. More particularly, the coated member is a roto-gravure printing cylinder.The method comprises the steps of applying an innermost layer of an uncured mixture of an epoxy resin and a hardener to the outer surface of the member to a depth which is less than the desired coating thickness, applying at least one additional layer of the uncured mixture to the outer surface of an already applied layer, such that the total depth of all layers is at least as great as the thickness, heating the outermost layer after the application thereof to eliminate its porosity, and after the applying steps allowing the layers to cure to form the coating. The total depth of the layers is disclosed as greater than the thickness and the method includes, after curing, the further step of machining the outer surface of the cured epoxy to reduce the depth thereof to the desired radial thickness.The apparatus comprises a holding device having an axis for gripping the member and rotating the same about its axis, a source of supply of the mixture, a mixture extruding tube connected to the supply and having extruding orifices parallel to the axis of the holding device for applying the mixture as aforesaid, and a ribbon burner parallel to the axis of the gripping means for directing a flame against the applied layers.
Abstract:
A heat-recoverable polymeric sheet is coated with a solid sheet of heat-activatable sealant by heating the sheet preferably to a temperature above the crystalline melt point of the polymer, applying, preferably by means of a roller, the sealant sheet to the heated polymer sheet while the polymer sheet is at a temperature capable of activating the sealant so as to adhere it to the polymer sheet. The polymer sheet may be flame-brushed after heating and before application of the sheet of sealant. The technique is particularly useful for sheets intended as wrap-around sleeves for use as enclosures, and which thus have closure rails adjacent opposing longitudinal edges thereof.
Abstract:
A heat transfer surface for boiling liquid refrigerant 11 and its equivalents and method for producing the surface. The surface comprises a porous, open-cell coating at least 15 mils thick, of oxidized metallic particles which are flame-sprayed onto a metal substrate. This surface includes a substantial number of nucleate boiling cavities having an equivalent radius in the range of 1.5 to 4 mils, which are the result of one or more of the following conditions in the flame-spraying process: (1) The flame-spraying nozzle is oriented so that the metallic particles impact the metal substrate at an angle in the range of 30.degree. to 75.degree.; (2) The metal substrate is preheated to a temperature which is at least 600.degree. F., but below the melting point of the substrate; and (3) The flame-spraying apparatus is positioned such that the metallic particles travel from 3 to 6 inches before impacting the substrate. These conditions create a porous coating with substantially more nucleate boiling cavities of the required size for boiling liquid R-11 than the flame-spraying process disclosed in the prior art.
Abstract:
A static electric charge removal of dispersal coating for ullage tapes having an outer polymeric surface. The coating is formed of carbon black and is applied to the polymeric surface of the ullage tape to disperse therefrom any static electric charge which may be generated thereon when used for measurement purposes in large tanks which can build up a high static charge therein. The carbon black coating is preferably acetylene black formed on the tape and simultaneously anchored thereto by passing the tape near a fuel rich acetylene flame. Any excess coating which is not anchored to the tape can be removed by wiping or other similar operation.The method of this invention can be used to apply an acetylene black coating to polymeric items such as fluorocarbon wire, tape, or other forms which can be passed in close proximity to a fuel rich acetylene flame.
Abstract:
Particles of metallic sodium or potassium are placed on a wood substrate which has been pre-heated. When the wood substrate is introduced subsequently into a steam zone the sodium or potassium, as the case may be, reacts exothermally with the water vapor, melts and burns, charring the wood in localized regions. The particles of sodium or potassium are confined by grains of sand which are subsequently brushed away with any loose charcoal to produce a distressed surface to the wood.
Abstract:
Method of drying on a web face an applied coating containing volatile products, involving feeding the web at a rate of at least 50 feet per minute past a station at which a flame sheet from a high-capacity burner is with its tip in contact with the coated face of the fed web transversely thereof for evaporating and igniting the volatile products in the passing coating, and featuring directing into contact with the coated face of the fed web on opposite sides of and adjacent to the contacting flame sheet stable air sheets of a velocity of at least 400 feet per minute.
Abstract:
A method of selectively applying to an accurately bounded surface area on a glass article, an abrasion resistant metal oxide film of a compound of the type which is pyrolysible on contact with a hot glass surface to form the oxide. With the article at temperature effective for pyrolysing the compound, the portion of the article surface which is not to be coated is masked, or alternatively is curtained off, by a flame while other areas of the article are contacted by vapor of the compound. These two steps are carried out simultaneously. The flame prevents the metal oxide coating from forming on the article in the area isolated by the flame.
Abstract:
An article and more particularly a glassware gripping device constructed with opposed mating resiliently mounted gripper elements movably mounted with respect to each other and affording an inherent gripping force such that actuator applied forces may be substantially reduced. Additionally, the gripper elements per se of the device are of a modified configuration, i.e., feathered forwardly and rearwardly on their underside to enable their placement in close proximity with the concavity produced in a fluidized bed surface by article immersion.