Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Prime mover or fluid pump making
Patent
1994-07-06
1995-04-11
Hepperle, Stephen M.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Prime mover or fluid pump making
123669, 228178, 428608, F02F 310, B22D 1916
Patent
active
054046394
ABSTRACT:
Engine components are thermally insulated with composite layers for improved engine efficiency. A metallic insulation layer is affixed to the metallic substrate of each component, and a layer of heat and corrosion resistant metal overlies and is bonded to the insulation layer. One preferred embodiment incorporates a preformed sheet layer of stainless steel sintered to a layer of metallic insulation attached to the component body substrate. An alternate embodiment incorporates a plasma-sprayed stainless steel layer over the insulation layer. A preferred process for making the engine component includes casting the component body in a mold containing a preformed insulation composite formed of a layer of stainless steel sheet sintered to a layer of metallic insulation.
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Hepperle Stephen M.
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