High pressure fluid/particle jet mixtures utilizing metallic particles
AssigneeUnited Materials International
InventorsSteven Rohring, Benjamin Dorfman
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InventorsSteven Rohring, Benjamin Dorfman
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A method for processing metals and materials consisting predominantly of metallic elements through the use of a multifunctional high-pressure particle jet that produces powders, cuts subject materials and performs surface treatment on particles and subject materials. The process comprises entraining metallic particles into a pressurized stream to form a particle jet, impacting the particle jet into a metallic subject material and then regulating or tuning the incident angle of impact relative to the subject matter, the pressure of the pressurized stream in a specific range and the physical and chemical properties of selected materials to conduct cutting, surface treatment of material or production of smaller particles of material.
A method for processing metals and materials consisting predominantly of metallic elements by tuning a multifunctional high-pressure particle jet to optimize performance of selected tasks such as producing powders, cutting subject materials and performing surface treatment on particles and subject materials, which process comprises:
A method for surface treating metals and materials consisting predominantly of metallic elements by the use of high-pressure particle jet, which process comprises:
A method for material separation of metals and materials consisting predominantly of metallic elements by the use of high-pressure particle jet, which process comprises:
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