Metallized coatings on ceramics for high-temperature uses

Details Metallized coatings on ceramics for high-temperature uses Metallized coatings on ceramics for high-temperature uses

1988-12-14

1991-03-19

Morgenstern, Norman

Coating processes

Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material

Coating decomposed to form metal

4273767, 4273835, 427226, 4273766, 427 62, 22826312, 228120, 228122, 228124, 505725, 505739, 505700, B05D 302, B23K 3100, B23K 3522

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050009869

ABSTRACT:
A method for forming metallized coatings on ceramics for high-temperature uses above about 630.degree. C. comprising the steps of: preparing a metallizing composition of mixed ingredients of differing sizes, proportioning the differing sizes to have nonsegregating qualities when applied onto the ceramics, coating the metallizing composition on the ceramics; and heating to form the desired metallized layer.

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Suga, "Current research and future outlook in Japan" in Designing interfaces for Technological Applications: Ceramic-Ceramic, Ceramic-metal Joining, Ed by S. D. Peters, (1989) pp. 247-263.
Hashimoto et al "Thermal Expansion Coefficients of high-Tc Superconductors" Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 27(2) Feb. 1988 L 214-216.

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