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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 21, 2012
Filed:
Apr. 27, 2007
Bertram Schedler, Reutte, AT;
Dietmar Schedle, Reutte, AT;
Karlheinz Scheiber, Breitenwang, AT;
Thomas Huber, Lechaschau, AT;
Thomas Friedrich, Halblech, DE;
Anton Zabernig, Reutte, AT;
Hans-dieter Friedle, Häselgehr, AT;
Bertram Schedler, Reutte, AT;
Dietmar Schedle, Reutte, AT;
Karlheinz Scheiber, Breitenwang, AT;
Thomas Huber, Lechaschau, AT;
Thomas Friedrich, Halblech, DE;
Anton Zabernig, Reutte, AT;
Hans-Dieter Friedle, Häselgehr, AT;
Plansee SE, Reutte, AT;
The European Atomic Energy Community, Represented by the European Commission, Brussels, BE;
Abstract
A cooling device component of monobloc design has a heat shield made from tungsten, a tungsten alloy, a graphitic material or a carbidic material provided with a through-hole. A cooling pipe for carrying coolant is joined in the through-hole. The heat shield is in turn joined or metallurgically joined to a structural part made from a material with a tensile strength at room temperature of >300 MPa and an electrical resistivity of >0.04 Ohm mmm.