Encapsulation in glass and glass-ceramic materials

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1979-06-25

1981-02-03

Kellogg, Arthur D.

Stock material or miscellaneous articles

Structurally defined web or sheet

Including components having same physical characteristic in...

65 33, 65 36, 65 47, 65 48, 428 68, 428 76, 428408, 428218, 428426, C03B 1900

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ABSTRACT:
In the encapsulation of insert materials within glass and glass-ceramic articles, not only must the bonding characteristics between the insert and the glass or glass-ceramic materials be considered, but also the relative coefficient of thermal expansions between the insert and the encapsulating materials must be programmed in order to avoid undue stresses in the article or the insert which could produce deleterious results.

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pp. 19-26, The Glass Industry, Apr. 1978, Mechanical & Chemical Aspects of Glass Sealing, Part II.

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