序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
221 Honeycomb filter and ceramic filter assembly EP06075589.9 2000-09-26 EP1666121B1 2009-01-21 Ohno, Kazushige, c/o Ibiden Co., Ltd.; Shimato, Koji, c/o Ibiden Co., Ltd.; Tsuji, Masahiro, c/o Ibiden Co., Ltd.
222 HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE EP03751330.6 2003-10-03 EP1550494B1 2008-09-17 MASUKAWA, Naoshi, c/o NGK INSULATORS, LTD.; ICHIKAWA, Shuichi, c/o NGK INSULATORS, LTD.
The honeycomb structure of the invention is a honeycomb structure constructed such that a plurality of honeycomb segments each provided with a cell structure having a plurality of cells serving as flow channels for fluid divided by partition walls, and with an outer wall disposed on the outer periphery of the cell structure are integrated in that these outer walls have connecting layers formed by a joining material, the honeycomb structure being characterized in that the joining material does not contain more than 30% by mass of an inorganic particle, on the basis of the total of the joining material, whose particle diameter (μm) is not less than 1.1 times the mean surface roughness (Ra) (μm) of the outer wall; the honeycomb segments constituting the same are firmly joined by the joining material and thereby integrated.
223 Verfahren zur Herstellung von Bauteilen aus faserverstärkter Verbundkeramik sowie deren Verwendungen EP03022083.4 2003-10-02 EP1415961A3 2008-08-20 Bünis, Rainer; Waliczek, Günther

Verfahren zur Herstellung von Bauteilen aus hochtemperaturbeständiger faserverstärkter Verbundkeramik aus Kohlenstofffaser-haltigen Bändern (1, 1'), Herstellen einer kraftschlüssigen Verbindung im Bereich der Kontaktzonen (4, 4') durch Erwärmen und gemeinsames Verfestigen unter Druck- und Temperatureinfluss, Carbonisieren des Vorkörpers (10) mindestens einmalige Nachverdichtung des Vorkörpers (10) gefolgt von einer Carbonisierung des so behandelten Vorkörpers (10), dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Bänder (1) von den benachbarten Bändern (1') im Bereich (7) außerhalb der Kontaktzonen (4, 4') durch Abstandshalter (3) aus Graphit getrennt werden, und in eine Spannvorrichtung, (5) die im wesentlichen aus Graphit besteht, eingelegt werden, so dass die Bänder (1) und die hieraus gebildeten Vorkörper (10) während der Verarbeitungsschritte fest fixiert sind, und Verwendung von so hergestellten Bauteilen als Werkstückträger, Träger für optische Bauteile sowie in der Luft- und Raumfahrt.

224 Verdunstervorrichtung mit mindestens einem Keramikmodul EP04405623.2 2004-10-05 EP1522798B1 2008-03-12 Aepli, Michael; Wulz, Helmut
225 MONOLITH FOR USE IN REGENERATIVE OXIDIZER SYSTEMS EP04779676 2004-07-30 EP1654447A4 2007-12-26 LEX DAVID; LEX HENRY
A ceramic packing element comprising a monolith structure having a generally block shape and having plurality of equally spaced parallel openings therein extending the length of the block where the openings have generally straight sides and corners which are rounded. The corners are substantially radiused to produce the rounded corners. For example, where the openings in the element are between 1.8 and 6.5 mm, the radius will be between 0.3 and 1.8 mm. The block element will have between 20 to 60 cells by 20 to 60 cells totaling between 400 to 3600 cell elements.
226 METHOD OF JOINING CERAMIC HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE BODY EP04702045 2004-01-14 EP1591430A4 2007-10-10 FUJITA JUN; KANEKO TAKAHISA; WADA YUKIHISA
Porous honeycomb segments (2) are layered with adhesive layers interposed between each surface (2a) to be adhered of the segments and the next. After a predetermined number of honeycomb segments are layered, the whole of the layered segments is subjected simultaneously to main pressing (F1, F2) through porous honeycomb segments (2) positioned in the outermost layer. The pressure of the main pressing acts simultaneously to all of the individual honeycomb segments (2) and does not act as tearing force to any of the honeycomb segments (2).
227 CERAMIC HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE EP05793562.9 2005-10-11 EP1808217A1 2007-07-18 KUNIEDA, Masafumi, c/o IBIDEN CO., LTD.

It is to propose a ceramic honeycomb structural body capable of realizing not only collection and removal of particulates included in an exhaust gas discharged from an internal combustion engine but also conversion of harmful gases. This honeycomb structural body comprises a sintered body having a pore structure wherein pores having a pore size ranging from 1.0 to 150 µm are a first pore group and pores having a pore size ranging from 0.006 µm to less than 1.0 µm are a second pore group in a pore size distribution curve, one peak in the pore size distribution is existent in the first pore group region and plural peaks in the pore size distribution are existent in the second pore group region.

228 HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE EP05787923.1 2005-09-28 EP1795262A1 2007-06-13 OHNO, Kazushige, c/o IBIDEN CO., LTD.; SATO, Hiroki, c/o IBIDEN CO., LTD.; HAYASHI, Masayuki, c/o IBIDEN CO., LTD.; OGYU, Kazutake, c/o IBIDEN CO., LTD.

An object of the present invention is to provide a honeycomb structured body that makes it possible to support a catalyst supporting carrier or a catalyst so as to prevent the increase in pressure loss depending on the rate of pores having a pore diameter of 10 µm or less to the entire pores or the porosity, and also to sufficiently exert catalyst functions, and the honeycomb structuredbody of the present invention is a honeycomb structured body in which a plurality of porous ceramic members are combined with one another through an adhesive layer, each of the porous ceramic members having a plurality of cells which are allowed to penetrate in a longitudinal direction with a wall portion therebetween and either one end of which is sealed, with a catalyst supporting layer being adhered to the wall portion, wherein, supposing that the rate of the pore volume of pores having a pore diameter of 10 µm or less to the entire pore volume of the porous ceramic member is X1 (%), the porosity is Y1 (%) and the weight of the catalyst supporting layer is Z1 (g/l), these X1, Y1 and Z1 are allowedto satis fy the following expressions (1) and (2) : X120-Z1/10 and Y135+7Z1/40 (where 20 ≤ Z1 ≤ 150).

229 Honeycomb structured body EP06022942.4 2006-11-03 EP1787969A1 2007-05-23 Sakaguchi, Hiroshi; Ohno, Kazushige

An object of the present invention is to provide a honeycomb structured body in which the high aperture ratio and the strength can be secured, and the honeycomb structured body of the present invention is a honeycomb structured body in which a plurality of porous ceramic members are combined with one another by interposing an adhesive layer, each of the porous ceramic members having a plurality of cells placed in parallel with one another in a longitudinal direction with a cell wall therebetween and having a outer edge wall on the outer edge surface thereof, wherein each of the porous ceramic members has a filling body which is provided so as to fill in at least one corner portion of at least one outermost cell of the porous ceramic members, a cross-sectional shape of the outermost cell at the face orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the cells is an almost tetragon, and a cross-sectional shape of the filling body at the face orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the cells is an almost right triangle.

230 Honeycomb filter and ceramic filter assembly EP04025973.1 2000-09-26 EP1508357B1 2007-03-14 Ohno, Kazushige; Shimato, Koji; Tsuji, Masahiro
231 Honeycomb structure and manufacturing method thereof EP06017775.5 2006-08-25 EP1757351A2 2007-02-28 Oshimi, Yukio; Sato, Hiroki

A honeycomb structured body (21) for preventing cells in a filter peripheral portion from being clogged. The honeycomb structured body includes a filter core portion (21A) having a rectangular cross-section and a filter peripheral portion (21B) arranged outside the filter core portion. The honeycomb structured body has a circular cross-section. In the honeycomb structured body, filling layers (35) are arranged in lieu of small honeycomb members that have extremely small vertical cross-sectional areas.

232 Honeycomb filter and ceramic filter assembly EP04025970.7 2000-09-26 EP1516659B1 2006-12-13 Ohno, Kazushige; Shimato, Koji; Tsuji, Masahiro
233 MONOLITH FOR USE IN REGENERATIVE OXIDIZER SYSTEMS EP04779676.8 2004-07-30 EP1654447A2 2006-05-10 LEX, David; LEX, Henry
A ceramic packing element comprising a monolith structure having a generally block shape and having plurality of equally spaced parallel openings therein extending the length of the block where the openings have generally straight sides and corners which are rounded. The corners are substantially radiused to produce the rounded corners. For example, where the openings in the element are between 1.8 and 6.5 mm, the radius will be between 0.3 and 1.8 mm. The block element will have between 20 to 60 cells by 20 to 60 cells totaling between 400 to 3600 cell elements.
234 Integrated ceramic/metallic components and methods of making same EP05252796.7 2005-05-06 EP1593757A1 2005-11-09 Freling, Melvin; Schlichting, Kevin Walter; Dierberger, James A.

Integrated ceramic/metallic components (50) and methods of making same are described herein. Embodiments of these integrated ceramic/metallic components comprise a metallic non-foam region (52); and a ceramic foam region (58) comprising a gradient porosity therein, wherein the ceramic foam region (58) and the metallic non-foam region (52) are integrally formed together to create the integrated ceramic/metallic component (50). Embodiments of these integrated ceramic/metallic components comprise a metallic region (52); and a single piece ceramic foam construction (58) comprising a plurality of ceramic foam regions (60, 70, 80) therein, each ceramic foam region comprising a predetermined pore size and a predetermined volume percent porosity, wherein the single piece ceramic foam construction (58) is integrally joined to the metallic region (52) to form the integrated ceramic/metallic component (50). These components may be utilized in gas turbine engines.

235 HONEYCOMB STRUCTURE EP03751330.6 2003-10-03 EP1550494A1 2005-07-06 MASUKAWA, Naoshi, c/o NGK INSULATORS, LTD.; ICHIKAWA, Shuichi, c/o NGK INSULATORS, LTD.

The present invention provides a honeycomb structure in which a plurality of honeycomb segments each constituted by a cell structure having a plurality of cells divided from each other by partition walls and functioning as a passage for fluid and an outer wall provided at the circumference of the cell structure are bonded to each other at the outer walls by a bonding layer made of a bonding agent and converted into one piece, which honeycomb structure is characterized in that the bonding agent does not contain inorganic particles having diameters (µm) of at least 1.1 times the average surface roughness Ra (µm) of the outer wall, in an amount exceeding 30% by mass relative to the total of the bonding agent. In the honeycomb structure, the honeycomb segments as a constituent are strongly bonded to each other by a bonding agent and converted into one piece.

236 Honeycomb filter and ceramic filter assembly EP04025972.3 2000-09-26 EP1508358A1 2005-02-23 Ohno, Kazushige; Shimato, Koji; Tsuji, Masahiro

A honeycomb filter (59) has a plurality of cells defined by a cell wall (13) for purifying fluid including particulates with the cell wall.

A specific surface area of grains forming the cell wall is 0.1m2/g or more. Also disclosed is a filter assembly comprising a plurality of filters, and an exhaust gas purification apparatus including the filter or filter assembly.

237 Honeycomb filter and ceramic filter assembly EP04025971.5 2000-09-26 EP1508356A1 2005-02-23 Ohno, Kazushige; Shimato, Koji; Tsuji, Masahiro

An elongated honeycomb filter (F100) is formed from a sintered porous ceramic body, and has a ratio L/S between a filter length L in a flow direction of a processed fluid and a filter cross-section S in a direction perpendicular to the flow direction of 0.06mm/mm2 to 0.75mm/mm2. Also disclosed is a filter assembly comprising a plurality of filters, and an exhaust gas purification apparatus including the filter assembly.

238 CERAMIC PACKING WITH CHANNELS FOR THERMAL AND CATALYTIC BEDS EP96944885.0 1996-12-23 EP0873491A1 1998-10-28 LANG, Ko, C.; HUANG, Jun
PCT No. PCT/US96/20261 Sec. 371 Date Jun. 24, 1998 Sec. 102(e) Date Jun. 24, 1998 PCT Filed Dec. 23, 1996 PCT Pub. No. WO97/24572 PCT Pub. Date Jul. 10, 1997A ceramic packing element (500) is formed from a stack of ceramic plates (502) having parallel ribs (504) forming parallel grooves therebetween. The grooves are formed into channels by being contacted with the surface of an opposed plate. The ribs (504) may engage the end surfaces of ribs on an adjacent plate or may be interleaved with the ribs (504) of an opposed plate to form smaller channels. The plates (502) are adhered to each other by firing a stack of plates (502) in the green state or by adhering cured plates (502) by means of an inorganic adhesive such as sodium silicate. Pressure drop and cracking may be reduced, mass transfer and heat efficiencies increased by enlarging the inlets (542) to the channels and by providing perforations through the plates between the ribs (504). Elements may be preassembled into larger units before placement in a column by wrapping metal bands around an assembly of elements.
239 Gegen Abplatzungen bei Brandbeanspruchung beständiger Beton oder Mörtel EP93109651.5 1993-06-16 EP0575886A2 1993-12-29 Jaklin, Hans

Bei Stahlbetonbauteilen aus hochfesten Betonen treten bei Brandbeanspruchung explosionsartige Abplatzungen auf. Diese lassen sich dadurch verhindern, daß der Beton derartiger Bauteile mit einem Kapillarsystem versehen wird, dessen im wesentlichen lineare Kapillaren wenigstens 3 µm Durchmesser und wenigstens 5 mm Länge haben.

Dieses Kapillarporensystem kann ohne Beeinträchtigung der sonstigen gewünschten Eigenschaften des Betons oder Mörtels bei oder nach dem Aushärten des Betons gebildet werden oder auch erst unter den Bedingungen der Brandbeanspruchung entstehen. Das geschieht mit Fasern, die die Kapillaren durch Auflösen, Erweichen, Schrumpfen, Zersetzen oder Schmelzen ausbilden und hinsichtlich Durchmesser und Länge sowie der eingebrachten Menge den gewünschten Kapillaren entsprechen.

Aus solchem Faserbeton hergestellte Stützen, gegebenenfalls unter Zusatz feindisperser Kieselsäure lassen sich der Feuerwiderstandsklasse F 180-A zuordnen.

240 Multi-element ceramic filter for molten metal EP85304043.4 1985-06-06 EP0165025B1 1991-08-28 Uram, Stuart Zame
A filter for molten metal prior to casting in a mold has a plurality of ceramic elements in contact with each other, each element (11) having numerous apertures, e.g. slots (13) separated by ribs (12), and the contacting portions (14) of the elements are arranged, so that the apertures (13) of adjacent elements are staggered so that the metal flowing out of one aperture passes through the space (16) between adjacent elements before flowing through aperture of the next element; thus fine filtration is achieved. …The distance (H) between the ribs of different elements is preferably less through the widths (W) of the aperture, e.g. H < 0.8 mm. …The elements may be flat plates rectangular in shape (Figs 1-3) or circular; or frusto-conical or tubular; in the latter cases they nest one inside each other. The apertures may be rows of circular holes (Fig 21-22). Successive elements may be identical or non-identical as regards their arrangement and size of apertures. …Elements can be made by injection molding and sintering of a ceramic, e.g. silica, and a binder; preferably they are microporous.
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