Ceramic rotor and manufacturing process therefor

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e. – impellers) – Specific blade structure – Coating – specific composition or characteristic

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416244A, F01D 504

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ABSTRACT:
The disclosed ceramic rotor comprises integrally formed blade portions made of ceramics sintered at atmospheric pressure and a blade-holding portion to which said blade portions are integrally cemented by ceramic material. The blade-holding portion is made of ceramics sintered at atmospheric pressure and has a larger density than that of the blade portions. The thickness of the blade-holding portion is not smaller than the thickness of the blade portions but smaller than the distance between the front and rear surfaces of the blade portions. In the disclosed process, bodies of the blade portions and the blade-holding portion are separately formed and coupled by applying ceramic material therebetween, and the coupled bodies are sintered at atmospheric pressure to produce the ceramic rotor.

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