Abstract: This invention relates to coatings for the protection of substrates operating at moderately elevated temperatures, and, more particularly, for the protection of titanium-alloy aircraft and stationary gas turbine components as well as engine components for automotive applications, articles having such coatings and a method for their production.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
November 9, 2004
Date of Patent:
January 9, 2007
Assignee:
Sheffield Hallam University
Inventors:
Christoph Leyens, Papken Ehiasar Hovsepian, Wolf-Dieter Munz
Abstract: A PVD process for coating substrates, wherein the substrate is pre-treated in the vapor of a pulsed, magnetic field-assisted cathode sputtering operation, and during pre-treatment a magnetic field arrangement of the magnetron cathode type, with a strength of the horizontal component in front of the target of 100 to 1500 Gauss, is used for magnetic field-assistance, and after pre-treatment further coating is effected by means of cathode sputtering and the power density of the pulsed discharge during pre-treatment is greater than 1000 W.cm?2.
Abstract: The invention describes a solid glass composite comprising glass granules and a binder resin which may be used in a wide range of applications, for example, flooring, furniture, lighting, work surfaces and architectural features.