Metallized amorphous silica fabric for high temperature use

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Discontinuous or differential coating – impregnation or bond

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428268, 428332, 428388, 55361, 55522, 55527, 55524, 427229, 427404, 427427, B01D 3908, B01D 3920

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042437156

ABSTRACT:
A fabric of amorphous silica is provided having greatly improved life for bag collectors at high temperatures. This is accomplished by applying a thin coating of gold on the amorphous silica fibers of which the fabric is made. The gold is non-reactive at high temperature and has sufficient lubricity to lubricate the fibers and prevent abrasion of adjacent fibers by each other. The gold coating additionally helps protect the amorphous silica fibers from devitrification. An additional coating of indium may also be applied to form a liquid film at high temperature for increased lubrication. The coating may be applied by dipping or spraying the fabric.

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