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Prosthetic bone filler and process for the production of the same

A prosthetic bone filler including ceramic granules for use in a living body, the ceramic granules being bonded to each other with a polymeric substance, and having ventilation pores produced as a result of the presence of gaps between the adjacent granules. The prosthetic bone filler is produced by adding the polymeric substance in two portions to the ceramic granules. In addition to good flexibility, the prosthetic bone filler exhibits excellent bio-compatibility.
Owner:ASAHI KOGAKU KOGYO KK

Proppant Particles Formed From Slurry Droplets and Method of Use

Proppant material for hydraulic fracturing is provided. The particles of the proppant are formed by drip casting. A slurry of finely divided ceramic particles is flowed through nozzles and formed into droplets under the influence of vibration. Uniform sized, smooth surface, spherical green particles are formed. The green particles are dried and sintered to form the proppant. The proppant is used in the process of hydraulic fracturing of wells.
Owner:CARBO CERAMICS

Systems and methods for forming a layer onto a surface of a solid substrate and products formed thereby

A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Owner:ATS MER LLC

Lithium ion battery with electrolyte-embedded separator particles

A lithium ion battery in which electrically-non conducting ceramic particles are interposed between the anode and cathode to enforce separation between them and prevent short circuits is described. The particles, preferably equiaxed or monodisperse, may be generally uniformly dispersed in a non-aqueous gelled or high viscosity electrolyte. The electrolyte may be applied to one or both of the anode and cathode in suitable thickness to deposit the particles with the electrolyte and form a layered composite with substantially uniformly spaced particles suitable for holding the opposing anode and cathode faces in spaced-apart relation. The thickness of the applied electrolyte layer will be selected to enable deposition of the particles substantially as a fractional monolayer, a monolayer, or a multilayer as required for the application.
Owner:GM GLOBAL TECH OPERATIONS LLC

Ceramic particle reinforced composite wear-resistant part and preparation method thereof

InactiveCN101898238ASolve the problem of difficult penetrationImprove wear resistanceCeramic particleWear resistant
The invention relates to a ceramic particle reinforced composite wear-resistant part and a preparation method thereof. The method comprises the following steps: ceramic particles and metal powder are mixed evenly to fill in a special mould; then the mixture along with the mould is placed in a vacuum sintering furnace to sinter, wherein metal powder and ceramic particles are bound together to form a perform; after cooled, the mould is opened to take the perform out and place the perform on the side of the end face of a casting mold cavity; parent metal material is smelted by a medium-frequency induction furnace to form molten metal; during the casting, the molten metal is poured, metal powder in the perform is molten to form a cast-penetration path under the heat of molten metal, thus the molten metal can easily penetrate ceramic particles to form particle reinforced composite material in situ; and the surface layer of the obtained wear-resistant part consists of parent metal and composite material. The wear resistance of the composite material prepared by the method of the invention is ensured and the composite material has high impact resistance.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV +1
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