公开(公告)号：US20160001471A1

公开(公告)日：2016-01-07

申请号：US14669378

申请日：2015-03-26

Applicant: University of Houston System

Inventor： Francisco C. Robles ,  Hector A. Calderon ,  Anderson Okonkwo

IPC: B29C43/00 ,  B22F3/02 ,  C04B35/645 ,  B22F3/10

CPC classification number: B29C43/006 ,  B29L2031/3055 ,  B29L2031/3076 ,  B29L2031/34 ,  B82Y30/00 ,  B82Y40/00 ,  C01B32/15 ,  C01B32/184 ,  C01B32/20 ,  C03C14/002 ,  C03C2214/02 ,  C03C2214/16 ,  C04B35/00 ,  C04B35/6261 ,  C04B35/645 ,  C04B2235/422 ,  C04B2235/425 ,  C04B2235/427 ,  C04B2235/5409 ,  C08K3/04 ,  C08K2201/006 ,  C22C1/1084 ,  C22C26/00 ,  C22C2026/001

Abstract: A methodology is disclosed to produce nanostructured carbon particles that act as effective reinforcements. The process is conducted in the solid state at close to ambient conditions. The carbon nanostructures produced under this discovery are nanostructured and are synthesized by mechanical means at standard conditions. The benefit of this processing methodology is that those carbon nanostructures can be used as effective reinforcements for composites of various matrices. As example, are to demonstrate its effectiveness the following matrices were including in testing: ceramic, metallic, and polymeric (organic and inorganic), as well as bio-polymers. The reinforcements have been introduced in those matrices at room and elevated temperatures. The raw material is carbon soot that is a byproduct and hence abundant and cheaper than pristine carbon alternatives (e.g. nanotubes, graphene).

Abstract translation: 公开了一种用于生产作为有效增强材料的纳米结构碳颗粒的方法。 该过程在接近环境条件下以固态进行。 在该发现下产生的碳纳米结构是纳米结构的，并且通过机械手段在标准条件下合成。 这种处理方法的好处是，这些碳纳米结构可以用作各种基质的复合材料的有效增强材料。 例如，要证明其有效性，以下矩阵包括在测试中：陶瓷，金属和聚合物（有机和无机）以及生物聚合物。 在室内和升高的温度下，这些基体已经引入了增强物。 原料是碳烟，它是副产物，因此比原始碳替代物（例如纳米管，石墨烯）更丰富和便宜。

公开(公告)号：US10086539B2

公开(公告)日：2018-10-02

申请号：US14669378

申请日：2015-03-26

Applicant: University of Houston System

Inventor： Francisco C. Robles ,  Hector A. Calderon ,  Anderson Okonkwo

IPC: B29C43/00 ,  B22F3/02 ,  C04B35/645 ,  B22F3/10 ,  B82Y30/00 ,  C08K3/04 ,  C04B35/00 ,  C04B35/626 ,  C03C14/00 ,  C22C1/10 ,  C22C26/00 ,  C01B32/15 ,  C01B32/20 ,  C01B32/184 ,  B82Y40/00 ,  B29L31/30 ,  B29L31/34

Abstract: A methodology is disclosed to produce nanostructured carbon particles that act as effective reinforcements. The process is conducted in the solid state at close to ambient conditions. The carbon nanostructures produced under this discovery are nanostructured and are synthesized by mechanical means at standard conditions. The benefit of this processing methodology is that those carbon nanostructures can be used as effective reinforcements for composites of various matrices. As example, are to demonstrate its effectiveness the following matrices were including in testing: ceramic, metallic, and polymeric (organic and inorganic), as well as bio-polymers. The reinforcements have been introduced in those matrices at room and elevated temperatures. The raw material is carbon soot that is a byproduct and hence abundant and cheaper than pristine carbon alternatives (e.g. nanotubes, graphene).

公开(公告)号：US10688695B2

公开(公告)日：2020-06-23

申请号：US16107698

申请日：2018-08-21

Applicant: University of Houston System

Inventor： Francisco C. Robles ,  Hector A. Calderon ,  Anderson Okonkwo

IPC: B29C43/00 ,  B82Y30/00 ,  C08K3/04 ,  C22C1/10 ,  C22C26/00 ,  C01B32/15 ,  C01B32/20 ,  C01B32/184 ,  C04B35/00 ,  C04B35/628 ,  C03C14/00 ,  C04B35/645 ,  B82Y40/00 ,  B29L31/30 ,  B29L31/34 ,  C04B35/626

Abstract: A methodology is disclosed to produce nanostructured carbon particles that act as effective reinforcements. The process is conducted in the solid state at close to ambient conditions. The carbon nanostructures produced under this discovery are nanostructured and are synthesized by mechanical means at standard conditions. The benefit of this processing methodology is that those carbon nanostructures can be used as effective reinforcements for composites of various matrices. As example, are to demonstrate its effectiveness the following matrices were including in testing: ceramic, metallic, and polymeric (organic and inorganic), as well as bio-polymers. The reinforcements have been introduced in those matrices at room and elevated temperatures. The raw material is carbon soot that is a byproduct and hence abundant and cheaper than pristine carbon alternatives (e.g. nanotubes, graphene).

公开(公告)号：US20190126517A1

公开(公告)日：2019-05-02

申请号：US16107698

申请日：2018-08-21

Applicant: University of Houston System

Inventor： Francisco C. Robles ,  Hector A. Calderon ,  Anderson Okonkwo

IPC: B29C43/00 ,  C01B32/15 ,  B82Y30/00 ,  C01B32/20 ,  C08K3/04 ,  C03C14/00 ,  C01B32/184 ,  C04B35/645 ,  C22C1/10 ,  C22C26/00 ,  C04B35/00 ,  C04B35/626 ,  B82Y40/00 ,  B29L31/30 ,  B29L31/34

Abstract: A methodology is disclosed to produce nanostructured carbon particles that act as effective reinforcements. The process is conducted in the solid state at close to ambient conditions. The carbon nanostructures produced under this discovery are nanostructured and are synthesized by mechanical means at standard conditions. The benefit of this processing methodology is that those carbon nanostructures can be used as effective reinforcements for composites of various matrices. As example, are to demonstrate its effectiveness the following matrices were including in testing: ceramic, metallic, and polymeric (organic and inorganic), as well as bio-polymers. The reinforcements have been introduced in those matrices at room and elevated temperatures. The raw material is carbon soot that is a byproduct and hence abundant and cheaper than pristine carbon alternatives (e.g. nanotubes, graphene).