Compositions – Organic luminescent material containing compositions – Scintillating or lasing compositions
Patent
1978-04-18
1980-05-27
Padgett, Benjamin R.
Compositions
Organic luminescent material containing compositions
Scintillating or lasing compositions
164 63, 164 97, 264 05, 422159, G21F 934
Patent
active
042049750
ABSTRACT:
The material to be encapsulated is filled into the lower section of a metal ube above a filter layer resting on a grate, and a block of encapsulation metal is loaded into the same tube resting on a sieve that separates it from the contaminated material below. If the encapsulation metal is aluminum, the air in the tube is first replaced by an inert gas supplied through a riser pipe that connects with the tube below the grate while the air is removed through a pipe in the top cover. The central portion of the tube is then heated to melt the encapsulation metal and a vacuum is applied through the riser pipe to suck the molten metal into the mass of contaminated material, through the grate, and for some distance up the riser pipe. The connecting pipes at the top and bottom of the tube are pinched off to seal the capsule.
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patent: 3623541 (1971-11-01), Schmitz
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Kernforschungasanlage Julich Gesellschaft mit beschrankter Haftu
Kyle Deborah L.
Padgett Benjamin R.
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