Firing process for alumina yarn

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – By mechanically introducing gas into material

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ABSTRACT:
Process for producing continuous alumina multifilament yarns which comprises preparing an aqueous spinning mix containing selected alumina particles and water-soluble precursors of alumina in selected amounts, spinning filaments from the mix, forming a continuous filament package on a collapsible, refractory bobbin at a windup speed which attenuates the filaments, firing the package in a furnace at selected temperatures in either one or two steps, and then firing the yarn while backwinding it. A bobbin is obtained which is wound with strong substantially straight yarn of at least five aligned polycrystalline .alpha.-alumina continuous filaments, which yarn can be backwound from the bobbin.

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