Method for making porous, crushable core having an integral oute

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Pore forming in situ – Of inorganic materials

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106 389, 106 40R, 106 41, 106 62, 106 65, 106 732, 106 734, 164 41, 164132, 164369, 264 44, 264 455, 264 65, 264 66, B29H 720

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ABSTRACT:
A method for simultaneously forming an integral barrier layer on selected external surfaces of a fired ceramic article and for increasing the porosity content and crushability characterstics thereof embodies the firing of a ceramic compact comprising a reactant fugitive filler material and a ceramic material in a controlled atmosphere.

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