序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
61 LEAD-FREE EUTECTIC SOLDER ALLOY COMPRISING ZINC AS THE MAIN COMPONENT AND ALUMINUM AS AN ALLOYING METAL EP17159539.0 2015-04-15 EP3192610B1 2018-07-11 PAN, Wei Chih; BAQUIRAN, Joseph Aaron Mesa; REYNOSO, Inciong
Lead-free solder alloy comprising zinc (Zn) as the main component and aluminum (Al) as an alloying metal, wherein the solder alloy is a eutectic having a single melting point in the range of 320 to 390 °C (measured by DSC at a heating rate of 5 °C min -1 ), wherein the lead-free solder alloy comprises 6.0 wt.% of aluminum (Al) and 6.0 to 7.2 wt.% of germanium (Ge).
62 METHOD AND MACHINE FOR MANUFACTURING A FIBRE ELECTRODE EP15867826 2015-12-11 EP3231026A4 2018-05-23 ABRAHAMSON JOHN; CHRISTIE SHANE; OUT HANNU; HEFFER EUAN SCOTT; WONG YOON SAN
A method for forming a connection such as an electrical connection, to a fibre material electrode element comprises moving a length of the fibre material relative to a pressure injection stage and pressure impregnating by a series of pressure injection pulses a lug material into a lug zone part of the fibre material to surround and/or penetrate fibres of the fibre material and form a lug strip in the lug zone. The fibre material may be a carbon fibre material and the lug material a metal such as Pb or a Pb alloy. Apparatus for forming an electrical connection to a fibre material electrode element is also disclosed.
63 LEAD-FREE EUTECTIC SOLDER ALLOY COMPRISING ZINC AS THE MAIN COMPONENT AND ALUMINUM AS AN ALLOYING METAL EP17159539.0 2015-04-15 EP3192610A1 2017-07-19 PAN, Wei Chih; BAQUIRAN, Joseph Aaron Mesa; REYNOSO, Inciong

Lead-free solder alloy comprising zinc (Zn) as the main component and aluminum (Al) as an alloying metal, wherein the solder alloy is a eutectic having a single melting point in the range of 320 to 390 °C (measured by DSC at a heating rate of 5 °C min-1), wherein the lead-free solder alloy comprises 6.0 wt.% of aluminum (Al) and 6.0 to 7.2 wt.% of germanium (Ge).

64 MULTILAYER MATERIAL WITH ENHANCED CORROSION RESISTANCE (VARIANTS) AND METHODS FOR PREPARING SAME EP08877096 2008-09-26 EP2348140A4 2013-08-07 LOS IRINA SERGEEVNA; PERVUKHIN LEONID BORISOVICH; PERELYGIN JURY PETROVICH; GORDOPOLOV JURY ALEXANDROVICH; PERVUKHINA OLGA LEONIDOVNA; KIRY GENNADY VLADIMIROVICH; ABRAMOV PAVEL IVANOVICH; USATY SERGEI GENNADIEVICH; KRYUKOV DMITRY BORISOVICH; DENISOV IGOR VLADIMIROVICH; ROZEN ANDREI ANDREEVICH
65 METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING LEAD BATTERY PLATES EP08875290.2 2008-11-07 EP2373437B1 2012-12-26 DEREK, Russell; PERSSON, Anders
66 METAL-CARBON COMPOSITIONS EP11740393.1 2011-02-04 EP2531629A1 2012-12-12 SHUGART, Jason, V.; SCHERER, Roger, C.
A metal-carbon composition including a metal and carbon, wherein the metal and the carbon form a single phase material, characterized in that the carbon does not phase separate from the metal when the single phase material is heated to a melting temperature, the metal being selected from the group consisting of gold, silver, tin, lead, and zinc.
67 HYDROGEN GENERATING METHOD, HYDROGEN GENERATING ALLOY AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING HYDROGEN GENERATING ALLOY EP07745427.0 2007-06-15 EP2039651A1 2009-03-25 ITOH, Isao

An alloy generating hydrogen easily and safely for a long time is obtained. The alloy is obtained by melting in a blast furnace a first metal composed of one or more metals of Al, Zn and Mg and a second metal composed of one or more metals of Ga, Cd, In, Sn, Sb, Hg, Pb and Bi; and then placing the alloy in a molten state in water to cool the alloy.

68 Leach-resistant solder alloys for silver-based thick-film conductors EP03078013.4 2003-09-23 EP1402989B1 2006-05-10 Carter, Bradley H.; Yeh, Shing
69 LEAD ALLOYS, WITH ENHANCED CREEP AND/OR INTERGRANULAR CORROSION RESISTANCE, ESPECIALLY FOR LEAD-ACID BATTERIES AND ELECTRODES EP00941855.9 2000-06-28 EP1228544B1 2004-03-17 PALUMBO, Gino
70 LEAD AND LEAD ALLOYS, WITH ENHANCED CREEP AND/OR INTERGRANULAR CORROSION RESISTANCE, ESPECIALLY FOR LEAD-ACID BATTERIES AND ELECTRODES THEREFOR EP00941855.9 2000-06-28 EP1228544A1 2002-08-07 PALUMBO, Gino
Recrystallized lead and lead alloy positive electrodes for lead acid batteries having an increased percentage of special grain boundaries in the microstructure, preferably to at least 50 %, which have been provided by a process comprising steps of working or straining the lead or lead alloy, and subsequently annealing the lead or lead alloy. Either a single cycle of working and annealing can be provided, or a plurality of such cycles can be provided. The amount of cold work or strain, the recrystallization time and temperature, and the number of repetitions of such steps are selected to ensure that a substantial increase in the population of special grain boundaries is provided in the microstructure, to improve resistance to creep, intergranular corrosion and intergranular cracking of the electrodes during battery service, and result in extended battery life and the opportunity to reduce the size and weight of the battery.
71 Verwendung einer Blei-Antimon-Legierung EP81201241.7 1981-11-02 EP0051897B1 1984-08-08 Nilmen, Fehmi, Dr., Dipl.-Ing.; Sandig, Hartmut, Dr., Dipl.-Phys.; Heubner, Ulrich, Dr., Dipl.-Ing.
72 Verwendung einer Blei-Legierung für Anoden bei der elektrolytischen Gewinnung von Zink EP81200163.4 1981-02-11 EP0034391A1 1981-08-26 Von Röpenack, Adolf, Dr.-Ing.; Stock, Günter, Ing. grad.; Heubner, Ulrich, Dr.-Ing.

Innerhalb des Naßmetallurgischen Verfahrensganges zur Gewinnung von Zink ist eine wesentliche Stufe dessen elektrolytische Abscheidung. Hierfür sind als Anodenmaterialien vorwiegend ternäre Bleilegierungen gebräuchlich, die neben Silber in Mengen von 0,5 bis 1,0 Gew.-% als dritte Leigierungskomponente, unterschiedlichste Metalle enthalten können.

Hinsichtlich der elektrischen und mechanischen Eigenschaften sowie aus Kostengründen wird für Anoden bei der elektrolytischen Gewinnung von Zink aus sauren Lösungen die Verwendung einer Blei-Legierung vorgeschlagen, die aus 0,05 bis 0,25 Gew.-%Strontium und/oder0,05 bis 0,1 Gew.-% Calcium sowie 0,1 bis 0,5 Gew.-% Silber, Rest Blei besteht.

73 SLIDING MEMBER AND SLIDING BEARING EP15909724 2015-12-01 EP3244081A4 2018-06-13 WADA HITOSHI
There is provided a technique which can realize both of conformability and fatigue resistance. A sliding member and a slide bearing include a base layer and a coating layer provided on the base layer and having a sliding surface on which a counter material slides, and are characterized in that the coating layer is formed of a soft material which is softer than that for the base layer; and that, in the sliding surface, crystal grains of the soft material having an average grain diameter of 0.1 µm or more and 1 µm or less are aggregated into lumps, thereby forming aggregates having an average diameter of 3 µm or more and 30 µm or less.
74 COATED SOLDER WIRE AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME EP16830260.2 2016-07-07 EP3330039A1 2018-06-06 KOBAYASHI Hiroshi; MIYAUCHI Kyoko; YAMABE Hidetoshi

Provided is coated solder wire that is manufactured on an industrial scale, and that by uniformly forming a dense coating film over the entire surface of solder wire in a one-time process is able to prevent oxidation of the surface during long-term storage and during melting, and has excellent wettability and bonding property. A 1 nm to 100 nm thick coating film that mainly includes a phosphorus-containing compound is formed on the surface of a solder wire by mixing a reaction gas that is plasmatized under atmospheric pressure and an organic phosphorus compound that is introduced via a carrier gas, radicalizing the organic phosphorus compound, forming a reaction area that is defined by a helical shaped gas flow and in which radicalized organic phosphorus compound is uniformly dispersed, and causing the metal on the surface of the solder wire to react with the radicalized organic phosphorus compound inside the reaction area.

75 METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF LEAD 212 FOR MEDICAL USE EP13725620.2 2013-05-23 EP2854870B1 2018-05-16 TORGUE, Julien; MAQUAIRE, Patrick; YOUNG, John; ANDREOLETTI, Gilbert; BOURDET, Patrick
The invention relates to a method for preparing lead (212) for medical use. This method comprises the production of lead (212) by the decay of radium (224) in a generator comprising a solid medium to which the radium (224) is bound, followed by the extraction of the lead (212) from the generator in the form of an aqueous solution A1, characterized in that the lead (212) contained in the aqueous solution A1 is purified from the radiological and chemical impurities, also contained in said aqueous solution, by a liquid chromatography on a column. The invention also relates to an apparatus specially designed for automated implementation in a closed system of said method. It further relates to lead (212) produced by means of this method and this apparatus. Applications: manufacture of radiopharmaceuticals based on lead (212), useful in nuclear medicine for the treatment of cancers, particularly by a-radioimmunotherapy, or for medical imaging, in both humans and animals.
76 CUTTING ELEMENTS HAVING ACCELERATED LEACHING RATES AND METHODS OF MAKING THE SAME EP16729654 2016-05-06 EP3294480A1 2018-03-21 SURYAVANSHI ABHIJIT; GLEDHILL ANDREW; LONG CHRISTOPHER; KONOVALOV VALERIY; ZHANG KAI
Cutting elements having accelerated leaching rates and methods of making the same are disclosed herein. In one embodiment, a method of forming a cutting element includes assembling a reaction cell having diamond particles, a non-catalyst material, a catalyst material, and a substrate within a refractory metal container, where the non-catalyst material is generally immiscible in the catalyst material at a sintering temperature and pressure. The method also includes subjecting the reaction cell and its contents to a high pressure high temperature sintering process to form a polycrystalline diamond body that is attached to the substrate. The method further includes contacting at least a portion of the polycrystalline diamond body with a leaching agent to remove catalyst material and non-catalyst material from the diamond body, where a leaching rate of the catalyst material and the non-catalyst material exceeds a conventional leaching rate profile by at least about 30%.
77 COLD STORAGE MATERIAL, COLD STORAGE DEVICE AND VERY-LOW-TEMPERATURE COLD STORAGE REFRIGERATOR EP05743907.7 2005-05-27 EP1854859B1 2015-04-08 SATOH, Toshimi
78 COLD STORAGE MATERIAL, COLD STORAGE DEVICE AND VERY-LOW-TEMPERATURE COLD STORAGE REFRIGERATOR EP05743907 2005-05-27 EP1854859A4 2013-04-03 SATOH TOSHIMI
79 METHODS AND SYSTEM FOR MANUFACTURING LEAD BATTERY PLATES EP08875290.2 2008-11-07 EP2373437A1 2011-10-12 DEREK, Russell; PERSSON, Anders
Disclosed are methods and a system for manufacturing a lead or lead alloy plate lattice for a lead-acid battery, comprising continuous extrusion of a melt of lead or lead alloy under temperatures lower by 10 - 100°C than the melting point of lead, or the lead alloy, the extrudate being subsequently subjected to a flattening process under a temperature lower by more than at least 230°C than the melting point of lead or the lead alloy, with a total draft rate less than 10%, and thereafter the extrudate may be processed so as to manufacture a plate lattice.
80 Improved wetting of low melting temperature solders by surface active additions EP87102275.2 1987-04-14 EP0242525B1 1991-01-23 Bose, Debasis c/o Allied Corporation; Liebermann, Howard Horst c/o Allied Corporation
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