A method for making a porous film includes the steps of forming a cermet film and/or a ceramic film by depositing or co-depositing suitable materials on a substrate, and causing metal in the material(s) to reduce and/or to diffuse to the cermet film surface and/or the ceramic film surface to render the porous film.

Porous films and method of making the same

Sputter targets comprising a target backing plate and a target deposit, are manufactured using electroless and electrolytic deposition of metal and metal alloys on a surface of the target backing plate. Portions of the target backing plate other than the surface can be protected from the deposition process. In addition, sputter targets comprising a target backing plate and a target deposit with complex combinations of materials are manufactured by simultaneous electroless deposition of a matrix metal and particulate material.

Method for fabricating sputter targets

The invention relates to the use of steel alloys in chain modules of hinge conveyor chains, in particular to alloys of stainless steel for use in such chain modules manufactured from stainless steel. A chain module according to the invention comprises at least one link from ferritic-pearlitic stainless steel and at least one chain pin, which chain pin comprises a steel alloy which is substantially non-seizing to the ferritic-pearlitic stainless steel of said link. The chain pin comprises a steel alloy with more than 0.6 wt.% of carbon and more than 12 wt.% of chromium.

Chain pin for hinge conveyor chains

A method for making a porous film includes the steps of forming a cermet film and/or a ceramic film by depositing or co-depositing suitable materials on a substrate, and causing metal in the material(s) to reduce and/or to diffuse to the cermet film surface and/or the ceramic film surface to render the porous film

Methods of making porous cermet and ceramic films

A method of electrocodeposition of lead free tin alloys is disclosed. The method includes the following steps: electrocodepositing tin metal (10) and particles of a noble metal (12) to form a composite (FIG. 1A); and converting the composite (FIG. 1B) to an alloy (18) by heating the composite.

Electrocodeposition of lead free tin alloys

A method of coating a metal substrate with a ternary or greater alloy of aredetermined composition is disclosed. Initially, a first and second metals are electrodeposited on the substrate using an aqueous electrolyte. At least one metal powder is simultaneously mixed in the electrolyte as the first and second metals are electrodeposited so that a portion of the metal powder is occluded in the electrodeposited metal coating. The rate of occlusion of the metal powder is controlled by the volume percent of the metal powder in the electrolyte. Finally, the metal coating and substrate are heat treated to diffuse the occluded metal powder in the coating and to form the desired alloy coating. A plurality of metal powders can be mixed in the electrolyte according to the present method. In addition, a diffusion barrier coating can be initially provided on the metal substrate. The method is particularly useful with iron-based metals such as stainless steel. The rate of occlusion of the metal powder is additionally controlled for iron-based metals using an iron-nickel plating solution by controlling the presence of reducible ferrous ions. The microstructure of the electrodeposited coating also affects the occlusion rate. The rate of occlusion was also increased by varying the current density.

Alloy coating method

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