Surface bonding of ceramic bodies
CA 1309232 C · Owner: Newkirk, Marc S. · Inventors: Newkirk, Marc S.; Urquhart, Andrew W.; Luszcz, Stanley J.
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Stanley J. LUSZCZ, Marc S. NEWKIRK Andrew W. URQUHART, ABSTRACT, Ceramic bodies are bonded together via a layer of an oxidation reaction product of a molten metal which metal is, present in one or both of the ceramic bodies prior to bonding. At least one of the ceramic bodies comprises a ceramic product formed by the oxidation reaction of molten parent metal (e.g. alumina from molten aluminum) and grown as molten metal is transported through and oxidized on the, surface of, its own oxidation product. One or both of the ceramic bodies used in the bonding process contains surface-accessible channels of residual metal i.e. metal, channels which have resulted from molten-metal transport during …
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- Granted October 27, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 27, 2009.
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