Three-component ceramic coating for silica insulation

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106 54, 427376, 427379, 427380, 427402, 428428, 428450, 428538, 428920, C04B 3514, C04B 4300

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039550346

ABSTRACT:
Low density, fibrous, rigid, silica insulations are rendered impervious to moisture by application of a ceramic glaze coating comprising a silica barrier layer, an emissivity layer comprising a high silica glass component and an emmissivity agent and an overglaze layer comprising a high silica glass component and a borosilicate glass component. The resulting three-layered ceramic glaze laminate adhered to the fibrous silica insulation provides a moisture-impervious insulating material which exhibits a high emmissivity and is resistant to delamination and spalling at repeated cycles of thermal shock.

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