Coating processes – Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material – Base material decomposed or carbonized
Patent
1984-11-19
1985-12-17
Hayes, Lorenzo B.
Coating processes
Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material
Base material decomposed or carbonized
106122, 264 44, 427244, 427373, 428688, 428697, 428699, 501 82, 521 55, 521 77, D03D 300
Patent
active
045592446
ABSTRACT:
Non-oxide refractory foams, possessing controlled permeability and uniformity, are prepared by impregnating an organic polymer foam material with a fluid, particulate slurry of a first refractory material, drying, applying to the dried, impregnated material a second refractory material which has a lower melting point than the first refractory material and thereafter heating, at a temperature sufficient to cause melt infiltration of the second refractory material into the impregnated material, thus producing inert and dimensionally stable composite refractory foams having broad utility as particulate filters or carriers.
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Kasprzyk Martin R.
TenEyck Monika O.
Hayes Lorenzo B.
Kennecott Corporation
Ronyak David M.
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