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公开(公告)号:US09708209B2
公开(公告)日:2017-07-18
申请号:US14372646
申请日:2012-11-20
CPC分类号: C03B33/095 , B08B5/02 , B08B15/04 , B26D3/16 , B26D7/1854 , B26D7/1863 , B65G2249/04 , C03B33/06 , C03B35/26 , C03C25/70 , Y10T83/0453 , Y10T83/2066 , Y10T83/207
摘要: A glass tube cleaning and cutting device includes a glass tube cutting device configured to cut an end portion of a glass tube while the glass tube cutting device rotates the glass tube having a predetermined length about a tube axis of the glass tube and conveys the glass tube in a direction orthogonal to the tube axis, at least one blower configured to blow air into an opening located on a first end portion side of the glass tube, and at least one cutting blade provided at a position opposite to the at least one blower interposing the glass tube therebetween, the at least one cutting blade being configured to impose thermal shock and scratches on an outer circumference surface of a second end portion side of the glass tube to cut the second end portion side of the glass tube.
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公开(公告)号:US20100071720A1
公开(公告)日:2010-03-25
申请号:US12234447
申请日:2008-09-19
申请人: Dirk Heinrich Ehm , Stefan Schmidt , Dieter Kraus , Stefan Wiesner , Stefan Koehler , Almut Czap , Hin Yiu Anthony Chung
发明人: Dirk Heinrich Ehm , Stefan Schmidt , Dieter Kraus , Stefan Wiesner , Stefan Koehler , Almut Czap , Hin Yiu Anthony Chung
CPC分类号: B08B7/00 , B08B7/0071 , G03F7/70925
摘要: Inside a vacuum chamber 200 a cleaning unit 204 provides atomic hydrogen or atomic deuterium for cleaning a surface 202 at a pressure of less than 10−4 Torr or of more than 10−3 Torr. The surface 202 is heated by the heating unit 203 to a temperature of at least 50° C. This allows achieving cleaning rates of more than 60 Å/h. Preferably, the surface 202 is the surface of a multilayer mirror 201 as used in an EUV lithography apparatus.
摘要翻译: 在真空室200内,清洁单元204提供原子氢或原子氘,以在小于10-4乇或大于10-3乇的压力下清洁表面202。 表面202由加热单元203加热到至少50℃的温度。这样可实现大于60埃/小时的清洁率。 优选地,表面202是在EUV光刻设备中使用的多层反射镜201的表面。
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公开(公告)号:US3654056A
公开(公告)日:1972-04-04
申请号:US3654056D
申请日:1969-09-17
发明人: NISBET JOHN L , WOODALL HUBERT C JR
CPC分类号: D05C17/02 , C03C25/70 , D03D27/00 , D03D2700/60 , D04B21/14 , D10B2101/06 , D10B2503/04 , D10B2505/08 , Y10T428/23993 , Y10T428/2964 , Y10T442/3049
摘要: A PRODUCER-SIZED FIBER GLASS MATERIAL, SUCH AS YARN, IS CHEMICALLY DESIZED WITH A SIZE CONVERTING ENZYME AND THE MATERIAL IS THEN FINISHED, AS BY APPLYING A RESIN BONDED PIGMENT FINISH THERETO, TO FORM A PRODUCT OF HIGHER STRENGTH, FLEXIBITY AND ABRASION RESISTANCE THAN FORMER PRODUCTS DESIZED AND FINISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES.
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公开(公告)号:US2046971A
公开(公告)日:1936-07-07
申请号:US2061035
申请日:1935-05-09
申请人: ERNST SCHURMANN , WILHELM ESCH
发明人: ERNST SCHURMANN , WILHELM ESCH
CPC分类号: C03C25/002 , C03C25/70
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公开(公告)号:US20240326113A1
公开(公告)日:2024-10-03
申请号:US18441305
申请日:2024-02-14
申请人: JOHNS MANVILLE
发明人: Bernd Christensen
IPC分类号: B09B3/80 , B09B3/32 , B09B3/35 , B09B101/50 , B09B101/85 , C03C1/00 , C03C13/00 , C03C25/70 , C08J5/24
CPC分类号: B09B3/80 , B09B3/32 , B09B3/35 , C03C1/002 , C03C13/00 , C03C25/70 , C08J5/243 , B09B2101/50 , B09B2101/85 , C03C2213/00
摘要: Subject of the invention is a method for recycling a glass fiber product waste to obtain recycled glass fibers. By using the waste glass mat recycling method of the invention a complete separation of the glass fibers from the binder or any other bonded precipitations is achieved. The glass fibers regained by the method are undamaged glass fibers having preserved their original geometry and mechanical performance. Surprisingly the recycled glass fibers have a surface that is very smooth, plain and wave less. A further subject of the invention is glass fiber product comprising glass fibers and at least one binder is provided, wherein the glass fibers contain at least 2% by weight of recycled glass fibers and up to 98% by weight of new glass fibers.
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公开(公告)号:US20230050685A1
公开(公告)日:2023-02-16
申请号:US17797788
申请日:2021-10-01
申请人: LG CHEM, LTD.
发明人: Jong Hun KIM , Mi Ri KIM , Se Won BAEK
IPC分类号: C01B33/158 , C01B33/152 , C01B33/159 , C03C25/16 , C03C25/70 , C03C25/42
摘要: The present disclosure provides a method for manufacturing an aerogel blanket, wherein a surface modification process is performed under acid conditions while using a non-toxic catalyst. Under such a process, a solvent substitution process or a washing process may be omitted to simplify the manufacturing process. Further, collapse of a gel structure due to shrinkage is prevented and the efficiency of surface modification is high even when atmospheric pressure drying is performed, so that an aerogel having excellent thermal conductivity and degree of hydrophobicity may be manufactured. Also provided is an aerogel blanket manufactured by the method, thereby having low thermal conductivity and a low moisture impregnation rate since a hydrophobic group is uniformly formed inside a substrate.
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公开(公告)号:US20220348494A1
公开(公告)日:2022-11-03
申请号:US17763809
申请日:2020-09-24
申请人: SAINT-GOBAIN ISOVER
发明人: Antoine ROBERT , Leslie GENIEYS
摘要: The invention relates to the field of materials based on mineral fibers, in particular mineral wool such as glass wool or rock wool. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method and a device for recycling the water recovered in a fiberizing and shaping method when using a specific acid binder based on monomeric polycarboxylic acid, or a salt of such an acid.
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公开(公告)号:US6086775A
公开(公告)日:2000-07-11
申请号:US41608
申请日:1998-03-13
CPC分类号: C03C25/1065 , C03C25/68 , C03C25/70 , G02B6/245
摘要: A method for preparing coated optical fibers wherein an outer coating is a colored ink coating, and an inner coating is a protective coating, which removes the ink coating while minimizing damage to the protective coating. The method includes uimersing the fiber in a dilute acid bath at a predetermined length of time, removing the fiber from the bath and neutralizing the acid thereon, wiping the remnant ink coating off, and removing the protective coating.
摘要翻译: 一种制备涂覆光纤的方法,其中外涂层是彩色油墨涂层,内涂层是保护涂层,其除去油墨涂层,同时最小化对保护涂层的损伤。 该方法包括将纤维在预定时间的稀酸浴中漂白,从浴中除去纤维并中和其上的酸,擦去残留的油墨涂层,并除去保护涂层。
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公开(公告)号:US6036735A
公开(公告)日:2000-03-14
申请号:US40124
申请日:1998-03-17
IPC分类号: B01D39/16 , B01D39/20 , B01D46/02 , C03C25/26 , C03C25/30 , C03C25/36 , C03C25/50 , C03C25/70 , D06M13/165 , D06M13/17 , D06M13/513 , D06M15/256 , D06M15/353 , D06M15/53 , D06M15/55
CPC分类号: B01D46/0001 , B01D39/163 , B01D39/2024 , B01D46/02 , C03C25/1095 , D06M13/165 , D06M13/17 , D06M13/513 , D06M15/256 , D06M15/353 , D06M15/53 , D06M15/55 , D06M2101/32 , D06M2101/34
摘要: A finishing composition and method for applying the composition to a fabric woven from glass fibers or from a blend of glass fibers and other fibers such as polyamide or polyester. Such finishes significantly enhance the flex life of woven glass fabrics by improving the acid and alkali corrosion resistance of the fibers. The finish, which employs fluoropolymer and epoxy resin, can be loaded into the fabric in multiple baths. Filtration products can be fabricated from the finished fabrics and they are especially useful for making filter bags used in the bag houses for central power generating stations and similar industries.
摘要翻译: 一种整理组合物和方法,用于将组合物施加到由玻璃纤维或由玻璃纤维和其它纤维如聚酰胺或聚酯的共混物编织的织物上。 通过提高纤维的耐酸碱腐蚀性,这种表面处理可显着提高机织玻璃织物的弯曲寿命。 使用含氟聚合物和环氧树脂的漆面可以在多个浴中装入织物。 过滤产品可以从成品织物制造,并且特别适用于制造用于中央发电站和类似工业的袋屋的过滤袋。
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公开(公告)号:US09798080B2
公开(公告)日:2017-10-24
申请号:US14775361
申请日:2014-03-14
发明人: Matsuhiro Miyamoto , Masami Miyachi
IPC分类号: G02B6/036 , C23C18/16 , C03C25/46 , C23C18/18 , B05D1/18 , C23C18/32 , G02B1/10 , G02B6/02 , G02B6/44 , C03C25/10 , C03C25/16 , C03C25/52 , C03C25/54 , C03C25/70
CPC分类号: G02B6/03694 , B05D1/18 , C03C25/1063 , C03C25/16 , C03C25/52 , C03C25/54 , C03C25/70 , C23C18/1619 , C23C18/1628 , C23C18/1632 , C23C18/1664 , C23C18/1893 , C23C18/32 , G02B1/10 , G02B6/02395 , G02B6/036 , G02B6/03622 , G02B6/4497
摘要: Method and apparatus for producing metal-coated optical fiber involves providing a length of optical fiber having a glass fiber with or without a carbon layer surrounded by a liquid-soluble polymeric coating. The optical fiber is passed through a series of solution baths such that the fiber will contact the solution in each bath for a predetermined dwell time, the series of solution baths effecting removal of the polymer coating and subsequent electroless plating of metal on the glass fiber. The optical fiber is collected after metal plating so that a selected quantity of the metal-coated optical fiber is gathered, Preferably, the glass fiber passes through the series of solution baths without contacting anything except for the respective solution in each.
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