Heating – Heating or heat retaining work chamber structure – Including baffle wall – work shield – or work support element
Patent
1974-12-18
1976-02-24
Camby, John J.
Heating
Heating or heat retaining work chamber structure
Including baffle wall, work shield, or work support element
432242, 432247, 432253, 13 31, F27D 2300
Patent
active
039402452
ABSTRACT:
A gas pressure bonding furnace having a convection shield with (1) monolithic tubular refractory insulation having its upper end surrounding the work receiving hot zone of the furnace and its lower end depending to a cool zone, (2) an impervious tubular metal shell surrounding the tubular insulation and holding it under compression by differential thermal expansion, (3) a cover closing the top of the shell by a gas tight gasket seal and (4) a piston actuated by the gas working pressure to hold the cover closed. In a preferred form, the insulation is cast in the shell and the composition is an alumina cement with embedded alumina balloons.
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Smith, Jr. Charles W.
Zimmerman Franz
Autoclave Engineers, Inc.
Camby John J.
Hammar Ralph
Yuen Henry C.
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