Ues, Inc.

Aktiebolaget Skf

Midwest Thermal-Vac Inc.

United States of America as Represented by the Secretary of the Air Force

Universal Energy Systems, Inc.

Rabi S Bhattacharya

Amarendra K Rai

Hitesh K Trivedi

Bryan A McCoy

Timothy W Piazza

Frederick J Otto

Nelson H Forster

Lewis Rosado

Peter P Pronko

Yongli Xu

Charbel Raffoul

Satish J Dixit

Bryan A Mccoy

A method for producing a case-hardened martensitic stainless steel article includes: providing an article comprised, at least in part, of a martensitic stainless steel, carburizing the article within a temperature range of 1625&#xb0; F.-1680&#xb0; F. (885&#xb0; C.-916&#xb0; C.), and then carbo-nitriding the article within a temperature range of 1575&#xb0; F.-1625&#xb0; F. (857&#xb0; C.-885&#xb0; C.). An article, such as a bearing ring, comprising such a case-hardened martensitic stainless steel is also disclosed.

Carbo-nitriding process for martensitic stainless steel and stainless steel article having improved corrosion resistance

Methods of producing CdZnTe (CZT) layers for the epitaxial growth of HgCdTe thereon include implanting ions into a CZT substrate at a low temperature to form a damaged layer underneath a CZT surface layer, bonding a wafer to the CZT substrate about the CZT surface layer using a bonding material, and, annealing the CZT substrate for a time sufficient to facilitate the splitting of the CZT substrate at the damaged layer from the CZT surface layer.

Methods of splitting CdZnTe layers from CdZnTe substrates for the growth of HgCdTe

Embodiments of a coated substrate (for example, a coated race land region of a roller bearing element) comprise a metallic substrate, a ceramic underlayer comprising a nitride, a carbide, a carbonitride, a boride, or combinations thereof disposed over the metallic substrate, and a mixed layer comprising titanium nitride and silver disposed over the ceramic underlayer; and an overlayer disposed over the mixed layer.

Wear resistant coatings for race land regions of bearing materials

The present invention provides a method for applying a tribological coating to a carbon composite substrate. The method includes providing the carbon composite substrate, depositing a layer of carbon on the substrate, applying a layer of aluminum on the layer of carbon, annealing the substrate at a temperature greater than a melting temperature of aluminum, and applying a layer of silver. A layer of mixed aluminum and silver may be substituted for the layer of silver.

Metal coatings for reduced friction in composites

Advanced machine tool coatings for Ti machining are presented. The coatings of the present invention provide for protection from chemical reactivity and higher cutting temperatures. In accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, a coated machine tool is provided including a relatively hard underlayer and a chemically inert overlayer. The relatively hard underlayer is formed over the base material of the machine tool. The overlayer is formed over the underlayer, is chemically inert with respect to titanium, and comprises an oxide of yttrium or another metal oxide. In accordance with another embodiment of the present invention, a coated machine tool is provided including an alkaline earth metal fluoride overlayer that is substantially chemically inert with respect to titanium. The overlayer includes a metal intermixed with the metal fluoride. The intermixed metal is softer than the base material.

Coating solutions for titanium and titanium alloy machining

A method of providing corrosion resistant substrates having an amorphous metallic alloy coating thereon. The method comprises depositing refractory and transition elements, such as Ni, Nb, Ti and Cr, onto the substrate to provide a crystalline metallic layer thereon which is then irradiated to convert the layer into an amorphous metallic coating on the substrate. The coated substrate displays a corrosion resistance which is at least about four orders of magnitude greater than for the uncoated substrate in both lN HNO.sub.3 and 0.1 N NaCl aqueous solutions.

Corrosion resistant amorphous metallic coatings

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