Refractory fiber products and method of making such products
CA 1296873 C · Owner: Esposito, Arthur N. · Inventors: Esposito, Arthur N.; Wolter, Peter A.
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The method of molding a ceramic product by forming a mixture of ceramic fibers with lengths less than one-fourth inch, water and a deflouculent, the mixture having a consistency which will not flow, placing the mixture in a water-absorbing mold, vibrating the mold to cause the mixture to flow into contact with the mold and eliminate voids in the mixture, allowing a portion of the water of the mixture to be absorbed by the mold leaving a hardened remnant in the mold removing the hardened remnant from the mold and heating the, hardened remnant to sinter the fibers therein to each other. In one example granular alumina is mixed with the mass of fibers, water and the deflouculent to form the …
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- Granted March 10, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended March 10, 2009.
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