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EUROINVENT <strong>2011</strong><br />

5.8.<br />

Three rolls calender for simulation of the calendering<br />

Title<br />

of polymeric materials<br />

Authors Fetecau Catalin, Stan Felicia<br />

Institution Dunarea de Jos University of Galati, Romania<br />

Patent no. RO122981/2010<br />

The present invention refers to a laboratory equipment for<br />

simulation of the calendering of polymeric materials.<br />

The technical problem solved by the present invention is<br />

related to the sheet thickness reduction. In order to achieve<br />

the final sheet thickness, the gap between the rolls is<br />

adjusted by means of two calendar rolls which are moving<br />

Description in a radial direction within the range of 0÷5 mm. The<br />

radial movement of the rolls is controlled by a<br />

micrometric feed system.<br />

The advantages of the proposed three-rolls calender are:<br />

- It is the first laboratory equipment which allows the<br />

simulation of the calendering of polymeric materials;<br />

- It has a simple and robust design, and allows the<br />

adjustment of the distance between the calender rolls.<br />

5.9.<br />

Method for uniform nickel electroplating on a cooper<br />

Title<br />

base<br />

Violeta VASILACHE, Ion SANDU, Constantin FILOTE,<br />

Authors<br />

Andrei Victor SANDU<br />

Ştefan cel Mare University of Suceava<br />

Institution<br />

Romanian Inventors Forum<br />

Patent no. Pending RO A/00847 and 00848/17.09.2010<br />

The patent consists in a method to achieve a uniform<br />

nickel layer by electroplating of a copper or a coppery iron<br />

Description support in the presence of polyvinylpyrrolidone, used in<br />

mechanical engineering as active surface agent.<br />

The method for uniform nickel electroplating of a copper<br />

or a coppery iron support is characterized by use of Watts<br />

Class 5<br />

91

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