Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material

Title: Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material

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The present invention is related to the modifying of substrates such as monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material with a modifying agent. The modifying agent is suspended or dissolved in a supercritical fluid, near-critical fluid, superheated fluid, superheated liquid, or a liquified gas and is deposited by rapidly altering the pressure in a chamber to deposit the modifying material onto the substrate.

Inventors:: Allen, Charles A.; Argyle, Mark D.; Fox, Robert V.; Ginosar, Daniel M.; Janikowski, Stuart K.; Miller, David L.; Propp, W. Alan; Toth, William J.

Issue Date:: 2002-12-17

Research Org.:: Idaho National Lab. (INL), Idaho Falls, ID (United States)

Sponsoring Org.:: USDOE

OSTI Identifier:: 1245968

Patent Number(s):: 6,495,204

Application Number:: 09/671,709

Assignee:: Bechtel BWXT Idaho, LLC (Idaho Falls, ID)

DOE Contract Number:: AC07-94ID13223

Resource Type:: Patent

Resource Relation:: Patent File Date: 2000 Sep 27

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: 36 MATERIALS SCIENCE; 42 ENGINEERING

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                    Allen, Charles A., Argyle, Mark D., Fox, Robert V., Ginosar, Daniel M., Janikowski, Stuart K., Miller, David L., Propp, W. Alan, and Toth, William J. Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material.  United States: N. p., 2002. 
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                    Allen, Charles A., Argyle, Mark D., Fox, Robert V., Ginosar, Daniel M., Janikowski, Stuart K., Miller, David L., Propp, W. Alan, & Toth, William J. Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material.  United States.

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                    Allen, Charles A., Argyle, Mark D., Fox, Robert V., Ginosar, Daniel M., Janikowski, Stuart K., Miller, David L., Propp, W. Alan, and Toth, William J. Tue .  
        "Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material".  United States.  https://www.osti.gov/servlets/purl/1245968.

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  title        = {Methods for modifying monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material},

  author       = {Allen, Charles A. and Argyle, Mark D. and Fox, Robert V. and Ginosar, Daniel M. and Janikowski, Stuart K. and Miller, David L. and Propp, W. Alan and Toth, William J.},

  abstractNote = {The present invention is related to the modifying of substrates such as monofilaments, bundles of monofilaments, and fibrous structural material with a modifying agent. The modifying agent is suspended or dissolved in a supercritical fluid, near-critical fluid, superheated fluid, superheated liquid, or a liquified gas and is deposited by rapidly altering the pressure in a chamber to deposit the modifying material onto the substrate.},

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