Electric heating – Metal heating – By arc
Patent
1977-03-22
1979-02-27
Truhe, J. V.
Electric heating
Metal heating
By arc
219 75, 219 7616, 427 34, B23K 906
Patent
active
041420896
ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for thermal spraying powdered material onto a substrate. The apparatus consists of an elongated conductive tube, an electrode positioned coaxially within one end of the tube. Inert gas such as helium is mixed with a powdered material such as a ceramic or a metal and a controlled amount is injected evenly into the tube. A high energy pulse is applied between the electrode and the conductive tube to produce current sheets which move from one end of the electrode to the other forming a high temperature and velocity plasma for melting and discharging the powdered material at a high velocity from the other end of the tube.
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Lau John H. W.
Margerum C. James
Canadian Patents and Development Limited
Paschell M.
Rymek Edward
Truhe J. V.
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