Method of joining a high-temperature material composite component
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Jun 21, 2005
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Nonmetallic high-temperature material, such as graphite, CFC or SiC, or components produced from these materials, are joined using the two-stage process. First the structural components are canned and the canning foil is tightly pressed onto the surface contour of the structural components. Then the components are joined to a composite component by forming a material-to-material bond between the metal canning foils. This widens the hitherto highly restricted field of technical application for materials of this type.
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