Electrode assembly of plasmatron

Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc

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219145, 219 75, 313357, B23K 500

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ABSTRACT:
An electrode assembly for a plasmatron, comprising a holder being cooled having a high-heat insert mounted therein in contact with a near-the-electrode zone of an arc at one side thereof and in thermal and electrical contact with the cooled holder at the other side thereof; a chamber formed in said holder between said high-heat insert and cooled holder extending symmetrical to the insert axis and filled with a substance whose coefficient of thermal conductivity is lower than that of the material of the cooled holder, the substance filling the chamber being in constant contact with the high-heat insert.
Used as a substance filling the chamber is a gaseous element, and as a high-heat insert is a metal selected from groups IV, V, or VI of the Periodic System, or an alloy based thereon.

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