Process of joining a ceramic insert which is adapted to be embed

Details Process of joining a ceramic insert which is adapted to be embed Process of joining a ceramic insert which is adapted to be embed

1982-09-27

1985-01-29

Moon, Charlie T.

Metal working

Means to assemble or disassemble

Puller or pusher means, contained force multiplying operator

29447, 29DIG35, 92213, 92222, 123193P, 123669, B23P 1510

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044956843

ABSTRACT:
Ceramic inserts are embedded in thermally highly loaded zones and/or as a heat insulation in light metal castings for use in internal combustion engines.
To provide a firm joint between the insert and the light metal, a metallic material which resists creep and/or relaxation is shrunk on the insert before it is embedded.

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