Bonding of metals to solid electrolytes

Metal fusion bonding – Process – Metal to nonmetal with separate metallic filler

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228178, 228208, 204195S, 427205, G01N 2730

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039983757

ABSTRACT:
A method of bonding metal particles to solid electrolytic material, suitably for making an electrolytic cell for measuring the oxygen content of gases. In a first stage of the method thin, generally flat metal particles are applied to a surface of the electrolyte and bonded to the surface by heating. In a second stage, further metal particles are bonded to the particles applied in the first stage. The further particles are thicker in relation to their other dimensions than are the particles employed in the first stage.

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patent: 2251410 (1941-08-01), Koehring
patent: 3029559 (1962-04-01), Treptow
patent: 3598635 (1971-08-01), Sagona

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