Formation of hollow spherical articles

Specialized metallurgical processes – compositions for use therei – Compositions – Consolidated metal powder compositions

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65 18, 106 41, 252463, 252466PT, 264 12, 264 13, 264 44, 264 49, 264344, B22F 316, B22F 900, B29D 2700

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039751945

ABSTRACT:
Hollow articles, in particular microballoons, hollow fibers and other shapes, are prepared by dispersing or dissolving a soluble film-forming solid in a core solvent which is normally solid but transformable slowly to gas, shaping the blend while molten, cooling to solidify and slowly removing the solid core material as a gas. The film-forming solid migrates to form a shell having the original core shape and a non-uniform cross-section of an outer skin and an inner sponge lining.

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