Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Including step of generating heat by friction
Patent
1989-10-20
1991-03-26
Derrington, James
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Including step of generating heat by friction
264166, 264171, C04B 3313
Patent
active
050027107
ABSTRACT:
Long chain fatty acids such as stearic acid are novel additives in a composition comprising a polymer binder plus a ceramic powder and various other additives, which can be fired to become a thin, flat sheet of ceramic. A typical process using this composition includes aggressive mixing such as ball milling, followed by doctor blade tape casting. The fatty acid additive in addition to other materials used as dispersing agents provides a cast composition which is less susceptible to cracking during drying than previous tape casting compositions.
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Desai Rajan A.
Shanefield Daniel J.
Behr Omri M.
Derrington James
Rutgers University a not for profit corporation of the State of
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