Manufacturing process of porous tubular members
AssigneeCommissariat a l'Energie Atomique
InventorPierre Dussaussoy
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Abstract
The manufacturing process of porous tubular members constituted by two coaxial layers comprises transferring of a layer intended to become the internal layer and being previously applied over a rigid core inside a tubular rough shape which is intended to constitute an external layer by compression of the rough shape over the core supporting the internal layer.
Claims7
Process for making porous tubular elements having two superposed coaxial layers, an external layer of rough texture and of high mechanical strength, and an internal layer of small radial thickness and fine texture, the steps of preparing a tubular shape of rough texture agglomerated by an organic binder, forming a thin layer of fine texture on a rigid core having a smaller external diameter than the internal diameter of the tubular shape, isostatically compressing the tubular shape for radial compression of the shape onto the rigid core, releasing the isostatic compression on the resulting assembly with radial expansion of the tubular shape and of the thin layer adhered thereto away from the rigid core, withdrawing the rigid core from the assembled tubular shape and thin layer and then baking the assembly.
Process according to claim 8 including the steps of forming said rough shape by mixing of a ceramic oxide, an organic binder and a diluent, form setting the resulting paste and drying to partial evaporation of said diluent
Process according to claim 8, the compression of said rough shape being at an isostatic pressure between 500 and 2000 bars.
Process according to claim 8, the difference between the external diameter of said rigid core and the internal diameter of said tubular rough shape being about 5 to 7%.
Process according to claim 8, the thin layer being spray deposited over said rigid core from a lineral powder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.