Abstract: A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 24, 2017
Date of Patent:
December 11, 2018
Assignee:
ATS MER, LLC
Inventors:
Lori Bracamonte, James Withers, Jowie Abcede
Abstract: A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 24, 2017
Date of Patent:
October 30, 2018
Assignee:
ATS MER, LLC
Inventors:
Lori Bracamonte, James Withers, Jowie Abcede
Abstract: A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 24, 2017
Date of Patent:
October 23, 2018
Assignee:
ATS MER, LLC
Inventors:
Lori Bracamonte, James Withers, Jowie Abcede
Abstract: A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 24, 2017
Date of Patent:
October 16, 2018
Assignee:
ATS MER, LLC
Inventors:
Lori Bracamonte, James Withers, Jowie Abcede
Abstract: A method for forming a vehicular brake rotor involving loading a shaped metal substrate with a mixture of metal alloying components and ceramic particles in a dieheating the contents of the die while applying pressure to melt at least one of the metal components of the alloying mixture whereby to densify the contents of the die and form a ceramic particle-containing metal matrix composite coating on the metallic substrate; and cooling the resulting coated product.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 21, 2016
Date of Patent:
April 3, 2018
Assignee:
ATS MER, LLC
Inventors:
Lori Bracamonte, James Withers, Jowie Abcede
Abstract: The invention relates to mechanical engineering, in particular to devices for converting oscillatory motion into unidirectional rotational motion and can be used, for example, in lifting devices, electric power producing devices, machine tools, pumps and transportation means, particularly internal combustion engines. The device comprises a body and input and output axes. The essence of the invention is that the device is provided with an intermediate axis arranged in the body perpendicularly to the input axis, at least two rotation transmitting coupling elements in the form of a freewheel clutch or ratchet clutch rigidly mounted on the output axis so as to be capable of mutually inverse rotational action and at least three interconnected rotation transmitting elements rigidly mounted between the coupling elements so as to be capable likewise of mutually inverse rotational action for transmitting the rotation of the output axis in one direction.