Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Electrical device making
Patent
1986-03-26
1987-12-08
Eley, Timothy V.
Metal working
Method of mechanical manufacture
Electrical device making
2940218, 295272, 427 30, 427 62, 427117, H01R 4300
Patent
active
047110228
ABSTRACT:
A technique is disclosed for coating or insulation grafting a metallic cationic wire wherein the wire is placed in water in the presence of salts of carboxylate or other appropriate polymers having anionic groups together with a cationic substance, such as lithium. A dc current is then introduced to establish the wire as an anode. By electrolysis action there is established a hydrophobic coating having a polymer-anionic-to-metal-cationic bond with the metal. The procedure of introducing salts of appropriate anionic polymers and cationic substances where there is an insulation break and short between the wires, providing moisture or standing water and a small dc current has been found useful in repairing such breaks by the formation of an electrochemical coating on the exposed anode wire.
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Freeman Clarence S.
Freeman Katherine M.
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