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Filter plate assembly

A filter plate assembly includes a base body, a filter media and a frame. The filter plate assembly can be used in a filter press. The filter media is mounted in either side the base body and is held in place by a frame mounted in face to face contact with the filter media. The filter media is a rigid or semi-rigid structure made from sintered material. The filter sintered material can be a polymer, metal, glass, or a ceramic, and the polymer can be polyvinylchloride (PVC), polyethylene (PE), polyurethane (PU), polyvinyldifluoride (PVDF), polytetrafluro-ethylene (PTFE), or polypropylene (PP).
Owner:NGEE LEE CHENG

Electrolytic microfinishing of metallic workpieces

The invention is an electrolytic microfinishing process which utilizes a conductive tool as a cathode and a conductive workpiece as an anode both connected to a power supply. Electrolytic fluid is pumped between the tool and workpiece, creating a decomposition of the workpiece surface allowing the surface of the workpiece to be removed or wiped away by the interaction of the flowing electrolyte and rotation of the tool without generating any heat at a rate significantly faster than any other known machining process. The tool has no contact with the workpiece and accordingly, requires very low clamping loads to hold the workpiece in the spindle during the finishing operation. Due to the low clamping loads, the distortion of the workpiece is completely eliminated. Modulating the power supply during the work cycle allows the use of a single tool for both roughing and finishing as a continuous cycle to significantly provide surface finishes previously unobtainable.
Owner:THIELENHAUS MICROFINISH

Method of fabricating small dimensioned lens elements and lens arrays using surface tension effects

ActiveUS20090283927A1Superior surface smoothnessAccurate shapeOptical articlesLensLens materialsCurve shape
A method is disclosed of implementing lens elements or lens arrays having dimensions ranging from a few centimeters down to the micro-scale or nano-scale using the surface tension of the lens material in a molten state to allow the curved shape of the lens to be precisely defined. The method has useful application in the fabrication of lens elements and lens arrays out of a large variety of material types, including elemental materials, as well as compound materials and alloys. The method also allows the implementation of lenses having far superior surface smoothness compared to other approaches, as well as very accurate lens shapes. The method allows the making of high quality lenses and lens arrays, wherein the diameter of the lenses are on the order of a few microns or less. Convex, concave, plano-convex, plano-concave, compound lenses, and many other types of lens shapes can be implemented using the method of the present invention.
Owner:FOR NAT RES INITIATIVES

Preparing tool surfaces for composites

Techniques for producing composites outside of an autoclave that have smooth surface finishes are disclosed. The smooth composite surface, free of porosity, can be fabricated by curing the prepreg in a tool that includes a novel microstructure. In conventional composite manufacturing, some degree of porosity appears to originate from trapped gas bubbles that form during curing. The microstructure can provide a mechanism for the gas bubbles to escape from the tooling, thereby eliminating porosity and yielding a smooth surface finish on the out-of-autoclave composite. The microstructure can be applied to the tool surface using an inkjet process applying an acrylic resin curable with ultraviolet light.
Owner:SURFX TECH

Ultra-high strength weathering steel for hot-stamping applications

Disclosed herein is a light-gauge, ultra-high strength weathering steel sheet with a composition, material properties, and surface characteristics that make it suitable for hot-stamping applications and making hot-stamped products. Also disclosed herein is a high friction rolled carbon alloy steel strip free of prior austenite grain boundary depressions and having a smear pattern. Still further disclosed herein is a high friction rolled carbon alloy steel strip that has been surface homogenized to provide a thin cast steel strip free of a smear pattern.
Owner:NUCOR CORP
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