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A process for the manufacture of a plastic part, the process comprising providing a polymer, heating the polymer, introducing a gas or supercritical fluid into the polymer, mixing the polymer and the gas to produce a first melt, extruding the first melt, pelletizing the extruded first melt to form pellets, transforming the pellets into a second melt, and molding the second melt to form the plastic part. In pelletizing the first melt, individual cells of gas are included in the resulting pellets. Before the cells can nucleate, the polymer is solidified to keep the gas contained therein. After the polymer is pelletized, the pellets are considered to be unfoamed. In molding the second melt to form the plastic part, nucleation of the cells is initiated through favorable process conditions and/or additional cell nucleating agents, thereby resulting in the second melt being foamed.

An additive manufacturing method may involve: Providing a first and a second material, the second material capable of reacting with the first material to form a reaction product; forming at least the first material into a first layer; subjecting at least a portion of the first layer to energy in the presence of the second material, the energy being sufficient to initiate a reaction between at least the first and second materials to form a portion of the article, the portion of the article comprising the reaction product; forming a second layer of at least the first material on the first layer; and subjecting at least a portion of the second layer to energy in the presence of the second material, the energy being sufficient to initiate a reaction between the first and second materials to form an additional portion of the article.

A hermetically sealable container with internal partial vacuum making facilities, comprising a base body with which a lid is hermetically associable, the lid having, at least in its peripheral region, an elastically flexible portion that has a groove arranged peripherally and open toward the edge of the base body. On the edge of the base body, at least one through hole is provided, arranged at a distance from the free border of the edge of the base body that is shorter than the depth of the groove.

A locking/unlocking mechanism for headrest, which is provided in a headrest holder in which a headrest stay is slidably inserted, comprising: an elastic lock element secured in the headrest holder; and an unlocking hole so formed in the headrest holder as to lead to the elastic lock element. The elastic lock element can be engaged in an ordinary stopper notch formed in the headrest stay to prevent removal of the headrest from a seat back of seat, but can be disengaged therefrom by inserting a tool into the unlocking hole so as to resiliently bend the elastic lock element away from the stopper notch, thereby allowing removal of the headrest from the seat back. Preferably, the elastic lock element is formed in a generally "U" shape.

A multi-basin sink includes a sink and an accommodation space recessed in the sink and segregated into multiple basins; one or a plurality of horizontal flange protruding toward interior of the accommodation space being disposed at a depth approximately one fourth up to three fourths below a middle section of the accommodation space at where closer to an opening of the basin to reinforce strength sideway of the entire sink; a board or disk laterally striding over the horizontal flange; a mobile partition being provided in and to adjust height of the partitioning portion in the sink.

A multi-part piston for an internal combustion engine has an upper piston part and a lower piston part. The upper piston part and the lower piston part each have an inner and an outer support element, which elements delimit an outer circumferential cooling channel and an inner cooling chamber, whose cooling chamber bottom has an opening. The opening is closed off with a separate closure element, which has at least one cooling oil opening

The invention provides an organic electroluminescent device, a method of manufacturing the organic electroluminescent device, and an electronic apparatus in which it is possible to make an entire display device compact as well as to reduce the manufacture cost. An organic electroluminescent device includes organic electroluminescent elements that each have a light-emitting layer between an anode and a cathode and that are formed on a substrate. The device includes lead-out wiring lines that are electrically connected to the cathodes.

The present invention provides a self-contained optical hybrid IC (OHIC) package for optical side-coupling to an optical waveguide of a printed wiring board (PWB). The OHIC package comprises an integrated circuit (IC) package. It also comprises a self-contained optical subassembly (OSA) having an optical coupling facet and being adapted to be bonded to the integrated circuit (IC) package, wherein the OSA comprises an optoelectronic device and an optical channel, the optoelectronic device being optically coupled to the optical channel, the optical channel relaying light between the optoelectronic device and the optical coupling facet, wherein the OSA is mechanically and electrically bonded to the IC package to thereby provide an electrical coupling between the optoelectronic device and the IC package and enable the optical side-coupling to the optical waveguide via the optical coupling facet. The invention also provides a method for creating the OHIC package.

A modular furniture system having planar vertical components having slots and/or tabs, and planar horizontal components having slots and/or tabs, wherein the vertical components and the horizontal components releasably and interlockingly mate with each other to form a plurality of different pieces of furniture.

A multi-part piston for an internal combustion engine has an upper piston part with a piston crown, and a lower piston part, each of the piston parts having an inner and an outer support element that delimit an outer circumferential cooling channel and an inner cooling chamber. The cooling chamber bottom has an opening. A holding element is disposed in the inner cooling chamber and extends from the underside of the piston crown vertically toward the opening. The holding element carries a closure element that closes the opening and has at least one cooling oil opening.

Disclosed is a method for an all-laser hybrid additive manufacturing. After a matrix is obtained by means of selective laser melting forming, a subtractive forming is carried out on the matrix by means of a pulse laser to form a cavity, and the cavity is then packaged to obtain a forming material with an internal cavity structure. A laser precision packaging method is used in the method based on the melting of the laser selective region. Also disclosed is the apparatus, comprising a laser unit (2), a control unit (4) and a forming unit (6). The laser unit is in light path connection with the forming unit, and the control unit is electrically connected with the laser unit and the forming unit respectively. The laser unit comprises a first laser light source to and a second laser light source. The forming unit comprises a welding unit (68), and the welding unit is controlled by the control unit and is matched with the laser unit for the additive manufacturing.

An adhesive, comprising (A) a polymeric MDI, (B) modified polyvinyl acetate emulsion, (C) aqueous polyvinyl alcohol solution, and (D) a filler. Preferably, amass ratio of A:B:C:D is 30:(60-160):(50-160):(10-140) provided that the aqueous polyvinyl alcohol solution (C) is in a concentration of 10% by mass.

It is an object of the present invention to provide an eddy current testing method capable of securely detecting a high hardness part locally occurring in a metal material having magnetism, and capable of securely checking whether the high hardness part has been removed after execution of a repairing treatment for removing the high hardness part.

In the eddy current testing method according to the present invention, a frequency of the AC current for energizing the differential coil 1 is set so that a phase difference between a magnetism variation signal of the metal material P and a liftoff signal detected by the differential coil is equal to or larger than 135°, and a local high hardness part occurring in the metal material is detected based on an amplitude and a phase of a detection signal outputted from the differential coil.

A method for forming at least one three-dimensional article through successive fusion of parts of a powder bed on a support structure, the method comprising the steps of: providing at least one model of the three-dimensional article, lowering the support structure a predetermined distance and rotating the support structure a predetermined angle in a first direction before applying a first powder layer covering the lowered and rotated support structure, rotating the at least one model by the predetermined angle in the first direction before directing the at least one first energy beam from the at least one first energy beam source at selected locations for fusing the first powder layer, the at least one first energy beam source causing the first powder layer on the stationary support structure which is stationary to fuse in the selected locations according to the model to form first portions of the three-dimensional article.

An exhaust nozzle 234 comprising inner and outer walls defined by a turbine casing 233 and a nacelle 230 respectively. A duct in the form of a bypass duct 232 is defined therebetween through which a bypass flow B flows in use. The nacelle 230 comprises a fixed upstream wall section 240 and at least one radially movable downstream wall section 242. At least one closure element in the form of a first slat 248 is provided, which is locatable across the second outlet 246 extending in a generally axial direction. A downstream end 250 of the first slat 248 is radially moveable between an open position in which the second outlet 246 is open, and a closed position in which the second outlet 246 is closed.

A cement mixing method for mixing cement used in cementing oil wells casing and the mixer used in that method. The mixer employs a straight bulk cement inlet, five annular recirculation jets and five annular water jet orifices located downstream of the recirculation jets so that all of the jets discharge at an angle towards the mixing chamber and the discharge from the water jet orifices intersects with the flow from the recirculation jets. This five jet, intersecting flow design allows for more thorough wetting of the cement powder with a smaller, lighter, less expensive and more durable mixer that is less inclined to foul and easier to clean.