Castolin, S.a.

Eutectic Corporation

Wolfgang Simm

Hans-Theo Steine

Hans T Steine

Daniel Audemars

Joseph F Quaas

Rene Wasserman

Niels Brundbjerg

Karl P Streb

Karl-Peter Streb

Uwe Szieslo

Erwin Huhne

Manfred Oeschsle

An apparatus for the flame spraying of powder materials by means of an autogenous flame comprising a nozzle carrier which has a burner nozzle and which projects into a guide opening of a preferably tubular attachment body provided with coolant guide means surrounding the burner nozzle, in particular an attachment body which is provided with an accelerating tube, is to be improved in that the nozzle carrier (10) is surrounded by a nozzle means (30) for construction of the flame and the nozzle means has an outlet opening or openings for constricting gas, the opening or openings extending axially or radially relative to the burner nozzle (11). The constricting gas is supplied through an annular stabilization chamber (28). In an embodiment the stabilization chamber (28) is of variable and is provided with an annular discharge gap (34) as the outlet opening.

Apparatus for the flame spraying of powder materials by means of an

An apparatus for flame spraying, in particular of powder material by means of an autogenous flame, comprising a nozzle carrier which has a burner nozzle and which can be connected to a preferably tubular accelerating accessory device which is provided with coolant guide means surrounding the burner nozzle, is improved in that the accelerating accessory device (40) bears slidably against a central arm (12) of the nozzle carrier (10) with an axial portion (45), a conical region (44) adjoins the axial portion (45) at a position remote from the nozzle, and a portion (42) which outwardly embraces a combustion chamber (50) adjoins the conical region (44), wherein the combustion chamber is delimited towards the burner by a movable annular body (38). In addition the burner nozzle (9) is to be disposed approximately in one plane with flame outlet openings of the accelerating accessory device (40) and is adapted to be retracted and extended.

Apparatus for flame spraying of powder materials

The present invention relates to a heat insulating separation wall between the combustion chamber of a solid fuel rocket and a chamber containing an electronic control installation of said rocket.

Method of producing a heat insulating separation wall

A method is provided for producing an erosion-resistant layer or coating on the surface of a metallic workpiece. The method includes providing a thermally sprayable alloy of Ni-Cr-Fe-B-Si and thermally spraying the alloy on the workpiece to a specified thickness, following which the sprayed-on layer is heated in vacuum to a temperature between 250.degree. C. to 400.degree. C. for a time at the stated temperature of about 5 to 30 minutes sufficient to effect degassing of the layer. The temperature of the layer is thereafter raised to a range of about 800.degree. C. to 950.degree. C. and maintained at that temperature in vacuum for between 5 to 30 minutes. The temperature at the layer is then raised to between 900.degree. C. and 1100.degree. C. under a protctive atmoshpere at a pressure of between 200 to 600 mm Hg to effect fursion of the layer at above its melting point, following which the coated metallic workpiece is finally cooled to room temperature under the protective atmosphere.

Method of producing an erosion-resistant surface/layer on a metallic

The present arrangement comprises a welding current generator for the generation of a d.c. portion of the desired welding current, as well as a pulse current source, the output circuits of which are connected in parallel with one another to the output terminals of the arrangement. The pulse current source is of the type having a high-frequency transformer in association with control means connected at the primary side thereof and delivers current pulses from a series of high-frequency pulses with a high no-load peak voltage. This enables pulsed welding currents to be generated in an extremely economical way by the employment of existing d.c. welding generators together with small, relatively low-cost additional equipment.

Arrangement for the generation of a welding current having a d.c.

Device for the thermal spray application of fusible materials

Heat spraying material and manufacturing process thereof

Powdered material for thermal spraying

Powdered nickel-chromium based material for thermal spraying

Coating material for the formation of abrasion-resistant and

A powder mixture for thermal spraying is disclosed which comprises at least two powders of alloys with a different hardness in the range from 200 to 650 Hv and/or a different static coefficient of friction in the range from 0.01 to 0.3 .mu.s. The protective layers obtained by thermal spraying of the mixture have a heterogeneous, lamellar structure with low internal tensions even at substantial thickness, they have high resistance to frictional wear and very good frictional properties.

Powder mixture for thermal spraying

A safety burner for spraying metal powder in the molten state is provided comprising a burner body and a powder supply device formed of a carrier part firmly connected to the burner body and having an intermediate part removably attached to the carrier part, the intermediate part having means for detachably coupling a powder container thereto and also having a powder shutoff device cooperably associated therewith, the intermediate part and the carrier part being arranged one to the other such that the intermediate part can be removed from the carrier part only when the powder shutoff device is closed. The burner also includes gas flow conduits within it for conveying combustible gas and an oxidizing gas and powder-carrier gas therethrough. The burner body contains a first combustible gas-oxidizing gas injector and a second powder-carrier gas injector, the first injector being coupled to the combustible gas-oxidizing gas conduit and the second injector being coupled to the powder-carrier gas conduit. A gas-shutoff device is provided coupled to the gas-flow conduits.

Safety burner for projecting molten metal powders

Flame spraying torch

A coated electrode is provided comprising a metal core rod and a sheath coating enveloping said rod, said sheath consisting essentially of at least one hard phase-forming element in particulate form bonded to said rod, said sheath containing an amount of a solid metal halogenide ranging from over 0.01 to 3% by weight of said sheath effective to provide a weld deposit in which hard phases are uniformly distributed therethrough.

Coated electrodes

A method is set forth for the production of shaped parts from a multi-component silver-copper alloy containing at least one metal from the group consisting of tin and indium and optionally zinc. The alloy is hot worked and then subsequently subjected to cold working, each of the cold working steps being preceded by a special equilibrating heat treatment. The invention resides in using the special equilibrating heat treatment to improve the cold workability of the alloy.

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Ecublens, Switzerland

Wolfgang Simm