Powdered metal inlay

Valves and valve actuation – Valve – Seats

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C251S368000, C029S890122

Reexamination Certificate

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07070166

ABSTRACT:
Methods and apparatus are disclosed for making substantially nonporous powdered metal (P/M) inlays on substrates using hot-isostatic-pressure (HIP). Methods described herein differ from conventional practice in their use of new apparatus for steps including: formation and maintenance of a P/M preform through use of an adjustable sliding element; application of increased pressure to a P/M preform via the adjustable sliding element; and evacuation of space around a P/M preform without the need to totally enclose a P/M preform and its substrate in a can. Certain embodiments provide for leak testing of welded seals prior to HIP, and other embodiments make the use of welded seals unnecessary.

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patent: 6701955 (2004-03-01), McIntire et al.

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