Ngk Insulators, Inc.

Osaka Alloying Works, Co., Ltd.

Minoru Uda

Toshiaki Ishihara

Yasuhiro Miyamoto

Takahiro Ishikawa

Takaharu Iwadachi

Yoshio Ito

Hiroshi Kawamura

Hiroyasu Taniguchi

Taiji Mizuta

Yasunari Mizuta

Munenori Uchida

Toshihisa Hatano

The copper alloy of the present invention contains 5% by mass to 25% by mass of Ni, 5% by mass to 10% by mass of Sn, 0.005% by mass to 0.5% by mass of element A (element A being at least one selected from the group consisting of Nb, Zr and Ti), and 0.005% by mass or more of carbon. In the copper alloy, the mole ratio of the carbon to the element A is 10.0 or less. The copper alloy may further contain 0.01% by mass to 1% by mass of Mn. In this copper alloy, the element A may be present as carbide.

Copper nickel alloy

A material for a nuclear fusion reactor of the present invention contains intermetallic compounds of beryllium with Ti, V, Zr, Nb, Ta, Mo, W or Y. The beryllium intermetallic compounds are mixed with another metal or intermetallic compound. The material is preferably applied to blankets and facing members which are exposed to neutrons and heat generated by plasma of the nuclear fusion reactor.

Material including beryllium intermetallic compound and having excellent high-temperature property applied to nuclear fusion reactor

The present invention provides a method of producing a bonded body of a beryllium member and a copper or copper alloy member, in which the bonding strength and thermal cycle resistance property are further increased. When the beryllium member and the copper or copper alloy member are bonded to each other, a thin layer of titanium, chromium, molybdenum, or silicon is formed as a diffusion inhibition layer on the surface of the beryllium; a copper layer is formed as a bonding layer on the surface of the diffusion inhibition layer; a thin layer of aluminum or zinc is formed as a bonding promotion layer on the surface of the bonding layer; and the beryllium member and the copper or copper alloy member are diffusion bonded to each other with the intermediate layer formation side being the bonding surface.

Bonded body comprising beryllium member and copper or copper alloy member, and method of manufacturing the same

A mold composed of bonded water-insoluble particles and having a molding layer and a support layer. The molding layer includes first water insoluble particles, having an average size of 0.2 -1.0 mm bonded to form a layer having a thickness 1-20 times the average size of the first particles. The support layer positioned on the inner surface of the molding layer, on which the fiber bodies are not formed, includes second water-insoluble particles, having an average size of 1.0-10.0 mm, bonded to form a layer having a thickness of at least the average size of the second particles. The pulp mold has advantages in that it hardly suffers from clogging, it produces fiber bodies each having a smooth surface, it is free from damage caused by repeated use, and it produces fiber bodies in a short period of time.

Method of molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp

A pulp molding die for molding shaped articles from fiber pulp is disclosed. The die has a porous molding layer having a porosity of at least 5% and an average pore diameter in a range of 60 to 1000 .mu.m, the porous molding layer having a molding surface shaped to the configuration of the article to be molded; and a porous support layer disposed adjacent the porous molding layer on the opposite side thereof from the molding surface, the porous support layer having a porosity of at least 20% and an average pore diameter in a range of 0.6 to 10 mm, the average pore diameter being larger than that of the porous molding layer. The porous molding layer and/or the porous support layer have a pore structure for holding water. A method of molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp, has the steps of: (1) providing a pulp molding die as above; (2) molding a pulp article on the molding surface of the die by suction through the die; (3) removing the molded pulp article from the die; and (4) after repeating steps (2) and (3 ) at least once, applying cleaning water to the die to incorporate water in the pore structure of the die and thereafter applying air pressure to the die from inside the die to drive the incorporated water from the die, thereby removing fibers trapped in the die. An apparatus for molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp is disclosed.

Method of molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp, and shaped pulp

A mold composed of bonded water-insoluble particles and having a molding layer and a support layer. The molding layer includes first water insoluble particles, having an average size of 0.2-1.0 mm bonded to form a layer having a thickness 1-20 times the average size of the first particles. The support layer positioned on the inner surface of the molding layer, on which the fiber bodies are not formed, includes of second water-insoluble particles, having an average size of 1.0-10.0 mm, bonded to form a layer having a thickness of at least the average size of the second particles. The pulp mold has advantages in that it hardly suffers from clogging, it produces fiber bodies each having a smooth surface, it is free from damage caused by repeated use, and it produces fiber bodies in a short period of time.

Pulp mold, a method, and a molding apparatus for producing fiber bodies,

A pulp molding die for molding shaped articles from fiber pulp is disclosed. The die has a porous molding layer having a porosity of at least 5% and an average pore diameter in a range of 60 to 1000 .mu.m, the porous molding layer having a molding surface shaped to the configuration of the article to be molded; and a porous support layer disposed adjacent the porous molding layer on the opposite side thereof from the molding surface, the porous support layer having a porosity of at least 20% and an average pore diameter in a range of 0.6 to 10 mm, the average pore diameter being larger than that of the porous molding layer. The porous molding layer and/or the porous support layer have a pore structure for holding water. A method of molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp, has the steps of: (1) providing a pulp molding die as above; (2) molding a pulp article on the molding surface of the die by suction through the die; (3) removing the molded pulp article from the die; and (4) after repeating steps (2) and (3) at least once, applying cleaning water to the die to incorporate water in the pore structure of the die and thereafter applying air pressure to the die from inside the die to drive the incorporated water from the die, thereby removing fibers trapped in the die. An apparatus for molding shaped pulp articles from fiber pulp is disclosed.

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Minoru Uda