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Dieter Nikolay, Bell DE
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| 20080258358 | Slip Containing Zirconium Dioxide and Aluminum Oxide and Shaped Body Obtainable Therefrom - Slip containing at least one aluminium oxide powder and at least one unstabilized zirconium dioxide powder, wherein | 10-23-2008 |
| 20090221416 | Molding Compound for Producing a Refractory Lining - In one aspect, a molding compound for producing a refractory lining, especially for a combustion chamber of a stationary gas turbine is provided. The molding compound comprises, in weight percent, more than approximately 50% of aluminum oxide and, in weight percent, less than approximately 50% of aluminum silicate. | 09-03-2009 |
Dieter Nikolay, Mayen-Hausen DE
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| 20110237420 | Material Mixture for Producing a Fireproof Material, Fireproof Molded Body and Method for the Manufacturing Thereof - A material mixture for producing a fireproof material, including spinel and zirconium oxide and a coarse-grained fraction with a weight fraction of greater than 50% and a fine-grained fraction, wherein the coarse-grained fraction includes coarse grains with dimensions larger than 20 μm and the fine-grained fraction includes fine grains with dimensions smaller than 20 μm. | 09-29-2011 |
Malimonenko Nikolay, Daejeon KR
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| 20100177267 | Integrated Wide Viewing Film and in-Plane Switching Liquid Crystal Display with the Same - There is provided an integrated wide viewing film including: a first film having an optical axis located in-plan; and a second film having an optical axis located in a thickness direction thereof, and inclined at a 5predetermined angle in an in-plane direction. The IPS-LCD employing the integrated wide viewing film can be significantly improved in a contrast ratio in a diagonal direction. | 07-15-2010 |
Malimonenko Nikolay, Yuseong-Gu KR
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| 20120293754 | IN-PLANE SWITCHING LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY - There is provided an integrated wide viewing film including: a first film having an optical axis located in-plan; and a second film having an optical axis located in a thickness direction thereof, and inclined at a predetermined angle in an in-plane direction. The IPS-LCD employing the integrated wide viewing film can be significantly improved in a contrast ratio in a diagonal direction. | 11-22-2012 |
| 20120293758 | IN-PLANE SWITCHING LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY - There is provided an integrated wide viewing film including: a first film having an optical axis located in-plan; and a second film having an optical axis located in a thickness direction thereof, and inclined at a predetermined angle in an in-plane direction. The IPS-LCD employing the integrated wide viewing film can be significantly improved in a contrast ratio in a diagonal direction. | 11-22-2012 |
Malimonenko Nikolay, Deajeon KR
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| 20120293764 | INTEGRATED WIDE VIEWING FILM - There is provided an integrated wide viewing film including: a first film having an optical axis located in-plan; and a second film having an optical axis located in a thickness direction thereof, and inclined at a predetermined angle in an in-plane direction. The IPS-LCD employing the integrated wide viewing film can be significantly improved in a contrast ratio in a diagonal direction. | 11-22-2012 |
Suslov Nikolay, Vastra Frolonda SE
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| 20090039789 | Cathode assembly and method for pulsed plasma generation - A cathode assembly and a method for generation of pulsed plasma are disclosed. The cathode assembly comprises a cathode holder connected to multiple longitudinally aligned cathodes, preferably of the same diameter, and different lengths. The method is characterized by forming an electric arc between the cathodes in the assembly and an anode by passing DC current of a predetermined magnitude. Once the arc is established the current is reduced to the magnitude sufficient to sustain an electric arc, or a slightly larger magnitude, thereby reducing the area of arc attachment to a single cathode. Once the area of attachment has been reduced, the current is raised to the operational level of the pulse, while the area of attachment does not increase significantly. | 02-12-2009 |