Compositions: ceramic – Ceramic compositions – Fluorine containing
Patent
1985-01-23
1985-12-31
Cannon, James C.
Compositions: ceramic
Ceramic compositions
Fluorine containing
1062871, 106DIG3, 174110R, 174110S, 252567, 264 61, 310214, 310215, 428369, 428370, 428450, 501154, C04B 3332, C04B 3500, H01B 302, H02K 330
Patent
active
045621640
ABSTRACT:
A ceramic-like high temperature insulation for electrical coils is provided by mixing a silicone resin, synthetic fluoro-mica and a devitrified mica glass, impregnating an electrical coil with such material, curing the material and then treating the material to an elevated temperature about 300.degree. C. The elevated temperature treatment may be effected either prior to or during use of the coil.
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Miyazaki Haruo
Oshiyama Tsutomu
Yamasaki Yasuaki
Cannon James C.
Nikkiso Co. Ltd.
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