Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Metal coating
Patent
1981-08-28
1984-07-03
Marcus, Michael S.
Coating processes
Electrical product produced
Metal coating
422 97, 422 98, 4271264, G01N 2716
Patent
active
044579543
ABSTRACT:
An element for detecting combustible gases comprises a catalyst material associated with an electrical resistor serving as both a heater and a thermal sensor, the catalyst material being produced by heating a deposit from an aqueous slurry of alumina, of maximum particle size 0.1 micron, containing in solution a compound of a metal of the platinum group. The deposited material may constitute a pellet (6) within which is embedded a coiled part (3) of a wire (1) constituting the resistor. The element then resembles a conventional "pellistor" in form, but has improved resistance to poisoning or inhibition of the catalyst.
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Dabill David W.
Gentry Stephen J.
Hurst Nicholas W.
Jones Alan
Walsh Peter T.
Marcus Michael S.
National Research Development Corporation
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