Strengthening glass using coatings

A coating and glass substrate technology, applied in glass forming, glass manufacturing equipment, coating, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the overall reliability of glass and failing to ensure high Weibull modulus

Inactive Publication Date: 2010-02-03
CORNING INC
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However, achieving a high failure strength does not ensure a high Weibull modulus, and maximizing t

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[0024] The present invention includes compositions and methods related to forming and applying coatings for strengthening pre-damaged glass substrates. Specifically, the invention relates to thin and ultra-thin glasses such as Corning's EAGLE TM Compositions and methods for forming and applying coatings on glass.

[0025]Figure 1 shows the change in Weibull modulus and the change in failure strength for coating various (different) glass substrates. All five coating / substrate combinations shown in Figure 1 were obtained according to the prior art. Although the strength of the coated glass sample was increased compared to the uncoated glass sample, the coating also caused a decrease in the Weibull parameter. Therefore, the overall strength distribution of the glass is reduced. The coatings used in the experiments leading to the data in Figure 1 were applied from aqueous solutions. In the three coatings / substrates on the left of Fig. 1, the water used for the hydrolysis of th...

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Compositions and methods of creating and applying coatings for strengthening glass substrates are made from precursors and additives that use an under-stoichiometric amount of water, for example, wherein a ratio of water in said additive to said precursor is equal or less than about 0.5 moles of water per mole alkoxy group in the precursor.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to compositions and methods for forming and applying coatings on glass substrates for the purpose of strengthening the glass substrates. Background technique [0002] Glass is very sensitive to mechanical stress. In theory, glass should be extremely strong given its structure. In practice, however, devices made of glass have lower strength and higher failure rates than expected due to mechanical imperfections, especially surface defects. Therefore, the damage rate is at least largely determined by the quality of the glass surface and edges. Unfortunately, these types of defects can shorten the life of the glass. [0003] Those skilled in the art have long sought ways to alleviate the problems associated with low glass strength. However, some of the improvements and methods of application that have been found have the adverse side effect of reducing the reliability of the strength of the glass in some cases. In some ca...

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IPC IPC(8): C03C17/00C03B19/12
CPCC03C2218/113C03C17/009C03C1/008
Inventor S·G·马尔索K·冯德拉切克
Owner CORNING INC
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