Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – With testing or indicating
Patent
1980-01-18
1983-04-26
Crane, Daniel C.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
With testing or indicating
29559, 65 34, 219121LL, 356361, 376152, G21C 2100
Patent
active
043808557
ABSTRACT:
Hollow shell laser fusion targets, such as glass microballoons, are filled with gases of the type which do not permeate through the wall of the balloon. A hole is laser-drilled in the balloon, a plug is placed over the hole and gas is introduced into the balloon through the loosely plugged hole. Thereafter the plug is melted to form a seal over the hole, entrapping the gas within the target. The plug is, for example, a polymer such as highly crystalline polystyrene, or glass.
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Deckman Harry W.
Dunsmuir John G.
Halpern Gerald M.
Crane Daniel C.
Lukacher Martin
University of Rochester
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