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VI Ceramic Insulation
Pages 62-67

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... ;r sealing compound fused +,ogether under pres sure at 900°C O Gainer patentec9.2 a spark plug insulator comprising a fired mixture containing a major proportion of zirconium oxide rails mag~neslum oxide, +,h~ modal proportion of zirconium oxide to magnesium oxide being began 2 to ~ and 1 to 20 Schaefer patented3 a vitreous alumina base cellar c ns Mating material containing at least 121: clay and a small amount of a~kaline-earth p~nos-:nate, the aluminum oxide content being at least 73%. Vitrification temperatures es Jot as 14000c were obtained.
From page 63...
... [~.Cicre~scopic and X-rar e;
From page 64...
... If perfectly matching thermal expansion properties arc not possible, successful seals me.y be formed ~4 tl,o metal is thin and ductile enough to be deformed by differential expansions . Met~l-to-ceramic seals developed by Telefunken20 replaced glass ..s the bonding agent by a sPeci&1 ceramic pc^.st~ composed of the followings 10~20 steatite, 1.44 zettlitz kaolin, 0.48 zirconium and 0~24 kg of potassium feldspar.
From page 65...
... 25 describe a machine for forming thin ceramic die' ectric sheets for capacitors . ~ ceramic slip is Elutoma+.ical.1.~y deposited con a sta::r~less Steel belt moving through a Writing tunnel.
From page 66...
... ~ 7. - Thurnauer, Hans, Forsterite' a Low Loss Ceramic Dielectric Immaterial.
From page 67...
... S ~,i~ cular 468 43 pp., :1947 Printed Circuit Techniques.


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