Thermally stressed heat-conducting structural part or corresponding structure part cross section
AssigneeDaimler-Benz Aktiengesellschaft
InventorHelmut Buchner
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Abstract
A thermally stressed heat-conducting structural part with a temperature gradient that forms during operation, in which at least one layer of metal hydride is embedded in a hydrogen-impervious and heat-conducting manner transversely to the temperature gradient.
Claims10
A thermally stressed heat-conducting structural part in which a temperature gradient forms when the heat conducting structural part is heated, the structural part including a pair of spaced walls, means for joining the spaced walls together so as to form a gas tight interstice between the pair of walls, characterized in that the walls are formed of a hydrogen-diffusion-impervious material, the interstice is completely filled with a metal hydride so that the pair of walls and metal hydride are connected in a heat-conducting manner, and in that the metal hydride completely filling the interstice is disposed substantially transversely to the temperature gradient.
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