Joint structure between a ceramic shaft and a metallic shaft

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1987-05-04

1991-02-12

Cuomo, Peter M.

Joints and connections

Utilizing thermal characteristic, e.g., expansion or...

Members having different coefficients of expansion

403272, 403273, 403404, 416241B, 416244A, F16B 900, F01D 528

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049919911

ABSTRACT:
A joint structure for joining a ceramic member to a metallic member where the two members have substantially cylindrical end portions. The end portions are place in an abutting relationship and joining member adherent to both connect the two members. A sleeve member covers the joint and is affixed at least to the surface of the end portion of the device having a composition most like the sleeve member. Where the sleeve member is metallic, the surface of the sleeve member is affixed to the metallic portion of the device.

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