Compositions – X-ray or neutron shield
Patent
1987-11-20
1990-02-06
Terapane, John F.
Compositions
X-ray or neutron shield
C04B 3568, G21C 512
Patent
active
H00007447
ABSTRACT:
A porcelain enamel composition as a neutron absorbing material can be prepared of a major proportion by weight of a cadmium compound and a minor proportion of compounds of boron, lithium and silicon. These compounds in the form of a porcelain enamel coating or layer on several alloys has been found to be particularly effective in enhancing the nuclear safety of equipment for use in the processing and storage of fissile material. The composition of the porcelain enamel coating can be tailored to match the coefficient of thermal expansion of the equipment to be coated and excellent coating adhesion can be achieved.
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Covert John M.
Hightower Judson R.
Terapane John F.
The United States of America as represented by the Department of
Westerdahl Allen F.
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