Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Methods – Making electrical conductors of indefinite length
Patent
1981-04-17
1983-08-30
Lesmes, George F.
Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture
Methods
Making electrical conductors of indefinite length
156 51, 427 58, 427117, 427387, 428389, 428921, H01B 1300, B05D 512
Patent
active
044014910
ABSTRACT:
A process for insulating electrical components located in a conduit from fire comprising mixing and pouring into the conduit a composition comrising a vinyl-containing polysiloxane polymer, an extending filler which is preferably alpha quartz, a platinum catalyst and a hydrogen-containing polysiloxane. The composition is allowed to surround the electrical components in the conduit and cured at room temperature to a solid silicone elastomer. Such a process has been found imminently suitable for insulating electrical components in a nuclear plant from fire for an extended period of time so as to maintain the electrical integrity of the components.
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Buffalow E. Rollins
General Electric Company
Lesmes George F.
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