Compositions – Magnetic – Flaw detection or magnetic clutch
Patent
1989-09-22
1991-02-12
Willis, Prince E.
Compositions
Magnetic
Flaw detection or magnetic clutch
252 6251, 252 783, 252572, H01F 128
Patent
active
049921908
ABSTRACT:
A rheological fluid composition which is responsive to a magnetic field. The composition comprises magnetizable particulate, silica gel as a dispersant and a vehicle. A preferred magnetizable particulate is insulated, reduced carbonyl iron.
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Skane Christine A.
TRW Inc.
Willis Prince E.
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