Method for forming a defect-free surface on a porous ceramic sub

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Combined manufacture including applying or shaping of fluent...

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29846, 204 15, 204 30, 204 384, 427 11, 427140, 427357, 427360, 427367, 427444, B23P 1700

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ABSTRACT:
A process for hermetically sealing defects in a porous ceramic substrate comprising the steps of evaporating or sputtering a malleable metal layer onto the defective porous ceramic surface, swaging or smearing the malleable metal layer over the defects and depositing a second metal film over the swaged first film to provide a smooth defect free surface.

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