Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Utilizing heat releasable stress to reshape solid workpiece
Patent
1977-12-23
1979-10-09
Hoag, Willard E.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Utilizing heat releasable stress to reshape solid workpiece
264262, 264271, 264138, 264334, B29D 300, B29D 1500, B29H 300
Patent
active
041706200
ABSTRACT:
A process for making and assembling a rotary regenerator comprising a ceramic core adapted to rotate upon its central axis and a ring gear surrounding the periphery of the core for purposes of driving the core rotatably including preparing and forming a yieldable compliant ring sandwiched between the ring gear and the periphery of the core to prevent stresses in the core caused by differential rates of expansion of the core and the ring during operation of the regenerator in a gas turbine engine and during processing of the regenerator and the regenerator drive ring.
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Fucinari Carlo A.
Nageswar Rao V. Durga
Rahnke Christian J.
Vallance James K.
Ford Motor Company
Harrington Donald J.
Hoag Willard E.
Zerschling Keith L.
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