Abstract:
A bi-component, multifilament synthetic dyeable carpet face yarn that is manufactured using the sheath-core melt spinning process is constructed so as to include a plurality of individual uniformly sheath-cored filaments having a sheath of virgin polyamide (e.g., nylon) and a polymer core that cannot be dyed using standard atmospheric pressure carpet dyeing methods used to dye the sheath filaments. This yarn is a less expensive substitute for 100% polyamide tufted carpet face yarn.
Abstract:
Diffusion bonding of aluminum alloy objects of different sizes and shapes may be greatly improved when the surface of the object is exposed to a thermal spray source which deposits fine metal particles on the surface. Rapid quenching of solidification occurs at the surface. Such treatment results in the formation of finer grains at the surface which enhances the strength of a diffusion bond.
Abstract:
Diffusion bonding of aluminum alloy objects of different sizes and shapes are greatly improved when the surface of the object is exposed to a high energy source which causes a heat treatment or melting and rapid quenching or solidification at the surface. Such treatment results in the formation of finer grains at the surface which enhances the strength of a diffusion bond.