METHOD OF REPAIRING AN ARTICLE HAVING A BONDCOAT AND A TOPCOAT
    11.
    发明申请
    METHOD OF REPAIRING AN ARTICLE HAVING A BONDCOAT AND A TOPCOAT 有权
    修复具有BONDCOAT和TOPCOAT的物品的方法

    公开(公告)号:US20070231474A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-10-04

    申请号:US11397365

    申请日:2006-04-04

    Abstract: The invention provides a method for locally repairing a coated article having a bondcoat and a topcoat by removing a first portion of the topcoat and a second portion of the bondcoat and adding new bondcoat and topcoat material such that the new topcoat material overlies the new bondcoat material and a rim of remnant bondcoat material, thereby providing improved adhesion between the topcoat and the bondcoat, improved resistance of separation of the new topcoat material from the remnant topcoat material, and improved resistance to flaking of the topcoat material.

    Abstract translation: 本发明提供了一种通过去除顶涂层的第一部分和粘合涂层的第二部分并添加新的粘合涂层和面涂层材料来局部修复具有粘合剂涂层和顶涂层的涂覆制品的方法,使得新的面漆材料覆盖在新的粘合剂涂层材料 和残留的粘合剂涂层材料的边缘,由此提供了顶涂层和粘合涂层之间的改进的粘合性,改进了新的面漆材料与残余面漆材料的分离性能,以及改进的面漆剥落性能。

    Boron free joint for superalloy component
    13.
    发明申请
    Boron free joint for superalloy component 有权
    超级合金部件的无硼接头

    公开(公告)号:US20050281704A1

    公开(公告)日:2005-12-22

    申请号:US10873046

    申请日:2004-06-21

    Abstract: A boron-free and silicon-free bonding alloy (16) for joining with a superalloy base material (12, 14). The bonding alloy includes aluminum in a concentration that is higher than the concentration of aluminum in the base material in order to depress the melting temperature for the bonding alloy to facilitate liquid phase diffusion bonding without melting the base material. The concentration of aluminum in the bonding alloy may be at least twice that of the concentration of aluminum in the base material. For joining cobalt-based superalloy materials that do no contain aluminum, the concentration of aluminum in the bonding alloy may be at least 5 wt. %.

    Abstract translation: 一种用于与超级合金基材(12,14)接合的无硼和无硅键合合金(16)。 接合合金包括浓度高于基材中铝的浓度的铝,以便降低接合合金的熔融温度,以便于不熔化基材而液相扩散接合。 接合合金中铝的浓度可以是基材中铝的浓度的至少两倍。 对于不含铝的钴基超合金材料的接合,接合合金中的铝的浓度可以为至少5重量%。 %。

    Systems and methods for dynamically allocating power budgets for operation of wireless modules
    14.
    发明授权
    Systems and methods for dynamically allocating power budgets for operation of wireless modules 有权
    用于动态分配无线模块操作的功率预算的系统和方法

    公开(公告)号:US09357495B2

    公开(公告)日:2016-05-31

    申请号:US14139942

    申请日:2013-12-24

    Abstract: Certain embodiments herein relate to dynamic allocation of power budgets for wireless modules that may be integrated onto a wireless combo module. An individual power budget for each wireless module may be modified based on the performance of the wireless module such that wireless modules that may benefit from additional power consumption may receive additional power budget from other wireless modules that may be consuming less power than currently allocated. In this way, power budgets may be cooperatively shared among wireless modules to facilitate optimized wireless communications. Various techniques may be used to configure a wireless module to operate within or at certain power values, including adjusting a transmission speed and/or a time interval for sending backoffs to attain a desired power consumption.

    Abstract translation: 本文中的某些实施例涉及可以集成到无线组合模块上的无线模块的功率预算的动态分配。 可以基于无线模块的性能来修改每个无线模块的单独功率预算,使得可以从附加功率消耗中受益的无线模块可以从可能消耗比当前分配的功率更少的功率的其它无线模块接收额外的功率预算。 以这种方式,功率预算可以在无线模块之间协同共享以促进优化的无线通信。 可以使用各种技术来配置无线模块以在某些功率值内或在某些功率值下运行,包括调整传输速度和/或用于发送退避以达到期望的功率消耗的时间间隔。

    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATING POWER BUDGETS FOR OPERATION OF WIRELESS MODULES
    15.
    发明申请
    SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR DYNAMICALLY ALLOCATING POWER BUDGETS FOR OPERATION OF WIRELESS MODULES 有权
    动态分配无线模块运行功率预算的系统与方法

    公开(公告)号:US20150181529A1

    公开(公告)日:2015-06-25

    申请号:US14139942

    申请日:2013-12-24

    Abstract: Certain embodiments herein relate to dynamic allocation of power budgets for wireless modules that may be integrated onto a wireless combo module. An individual power budget for each wireless module may be modified based on the performance of the wireless module such that wireless modules that may benefit from additional power consumption may receive additional power budget from other wireless modules that may be consuming less power than currently allocated. In this way, power budgets may be cooperatively shared among wireless modules to facilitate optimized wireless communications. Various techniques may be used to configure a wireless module to operate within or at certain power values, including adjusting a transmission speed and/or a time interval for sending backoffs to attain a desired power consumption.

    Abstract translation: 本文中的某些实施例涉及可以集成到无线组合模块上的无线模块的功率预算的动态分配。 可以基于无线模块的性能来修改每个无线模块的单独功率预算,使得可以从附加功率消耗中受益的无线模块可以从可能消耗比当前分配的功率更少的功率的其它无线模块接收额外的功率预算。 以这种方式,功率预算可以在无线模块之间协同共享以促进优化的无线通信。 可以使用各种技术来配置无线模块以在某些功率值内或在某些功率值下运行,包括调整传输速度和/或用于发送退避以达到期望的功率消耗的时间间隔。

    Method of repairing an article having a bondcoat and a topcoat
    17.
    发明授权
    Method of repairing an article having a bondcoat and a topcoat 有权
    修补具有粘合剂涂层和顶涂层的物品的方法

    公开(公告)号:US07309512B2

    公开(公告)日:2007-12-18

    申请号:US11397365

    申请日:2006-04-04

    Abstract: A method for locally repairing a coated article having a bondcoat and a topcoat by removing a first portion of the topcoat and a second portion of the bondcoat and adding a new bondcoat and topcoat material such that the new topcoat material overlies the new bondcoat material and a rim of remnant bondcoat material is provided.

    Abstract translation: 一种用于通过去除顶涂层的第一部分和粘合涂层的第二部分来局部修复具有粘合剂涂层和面涂层的涂覆制品的方法,并且添加新的粘合涂层和面涂层材料,使得新的外涂层材料覆盖在新的粘合涂层材料上, 提供残留粘合剂涂层材料的边缘。

    Method and apparatus for providing for detecting processor state transitions
    18.
    发明申请
    Method and apparatus for providing for detecting processor state transitions 有权
    用于提供检测处理器状态转换的方法和装置

    公开(公告)号:US20070150759A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-06-28

    申请号:US11316541

    申请日:2005-12-22

    Abstract: In some embodiments, the method and apparatus to provide for the detection of processor transition states is described. Some embodiments include at least two threads which provide detection for high and low priority states, which provide for power state transitions by the operating system: The low priority thread runs just prior to entry into an idle or low power state; the high priority thread runs when the idle state is ended or the highest power state is reached. In some embodiments, the use of these threads provides for the detection of processor state transitions and idle times independently of the operating system. Other embodiments are described.

    Abstract translation: 在一些实施例中,描述了提供用于检测处理器转换状态的方法和装置。 一些实施例包括提供针对高优先级和低优先级状态的检测的至少两个线程,其提供操作系统的功率状态转换:低优先级线程在进入空闲或低功率状态之前运行; 高优先级线程在空闲状态结束或达到最高功率状态时运行。 在一些实施例中,这些线程的使用提供独立于操作系统的处理器状态转换和空闲时间的检测。 描述其他实施例。

    Catalytically active coating and method of depositing on a substrate
    19.
    发明申请
    Catalytically active coating and method of depositing on a substrate 失效
    催化活性涂层和沉积在基材上的方法

    公开(公告)号:US20050250643A1

    公开(公告)日:2005-11-10

    申请号:US10839090

    申请日:2004-05-05

    Abstract: A method of depositing a catalytically reactive coating to a substrate including selecting a target light off temperature for a predetermined catalytic combustion environment, selecting a thermal barrier coating composition, selecting a catalytic material and codepositing the thermal barrier coating composition and the catalytic material onto the substrate in proportions selected to produce the target light off temperature when exposed to the combustion environment. The method may include controlling the codepositing step to cause the thermal barrier coating composition to interact with the catalytic material to produce a phase having a light off temperature different from the respective light off temperatures of the thermal barrier coating composition and the catalytic material. A catalyst element may include a substrate and a first layer comprising a thermal barrier coating composition and a catalytic material throughout its depth disposed over a first portion of the substrate. Other portions of the catalyst element may have a second layer consisting of a catalytic material and a third layer consisting of a thermal barrier coating composition depending on a stage of combustion with a combustion environment.

    Abstract translation: 一种将催化反应性涂层沉积到基底上的方法,包括为预定的催化燃烧环境选择目标光离开温度,选择热障涂层组合物,选择催化材料并将热障涂层组合物和催化材料共沉积到基底上 以暴露于燃烧环境中时产生目标熄灯温度的比例。 该方法可以包括控制共沉积步骤以使热障涂层组合物与催化材料相互作用以产生具有与隔热涂层组合物和催化材料的各自的熄灭温度不同的光照温度的相。 催化剂元件可以包括基材和包含热障涂层组合物和催化材料的第一层,整个其深度设置在基材的第一部分上。 催化剂元件的其它部分可以具有由催化材料组成的第二层和由依赖于燃烧环境的燃烧阶段的热障涂层组合物组成的第三层。

    Method for controlling a spray process
    20.
    发明授权
    Method for controlling a spray process 有权
    控制喷雾过程的方法

    公开(公告)号:US06892954B2

    公开(公告)日:2005-05-17

    申请号:US10454806

    申请日:2003-06-04

    CPC classification number: C23C4/12 C23C24/04

    Abstract: A method is provided for controlling a spray process that may include measuring a particle property associated with a spray jet of particles, calculating a centroid for the measured particle property and using the calculated centroid as a control parameter for controlling the spray process. At least one operating parameter associated with the spray process may be adjusted in response to the calculated centroid to change a trajectory of at least a portion of the particles within the spray jet of particles. The operating parameter may be adjusted so that an ensemble of particles having the highest measured temperature and an ensemble of particles having the highest measured velocity and an ensemble of particles having the highest measured flow rate are moved more closely together to create a common region proximate a surface of a substrate to be coated by the spray process. This may be done manually prior to a coating run or continuously during a run using a closed-loop feedback circuit (43) in a computer-controlled (38) spray system.

    Abstract translation: 提供了一种用于控制喷雾过程的方法,其可以包括测量与喷雾喷射的颗粒相关的颗粒性质,计算测量的颗粒性质的质心,并使用计算的质心作为控制喷雾过程的控制参数。 可以响应于计算的质心来调整与喷射过程相关联的至少一个操作参数,以改变颗粒的喷射射流内的至少一部分颗粒的轨迹。 可以调节操作参数,使得具有最高测量温度的颗粒的集合和具有最高测量速度的颗粒的集合以及具有最高测量流速的颗粒的集合被更紧密地移动在一起以创建邻近的公共区域 要通过喷涂工艺涂覆的基材的表面。 这可以在涂覆运行之前手动进行或在运行期间使用计算机控制(38)喷雾系统中的闭环反馈电路(43)连续进行。

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