Ceramic-Ceramic Welds

Greg Hilmas; William Fahrenholtz; Jeremy Lee Watts; Derek Scott King; Sean Landwehr

Ceramic-Ceramic Welds

Greg Hilmas
, William Fahrenholtz
, Jeremy Lee Watts
, Derek Scott King
, Sean Landwehr

Materials Science and Engineering

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A method of producing a ceramic weld, including identifying a ceramic first surface an a ceramic second surface to he bonded together, maintaining a non-oxidizing atmosphere over the first and second surfaces, and engaging the first and second surfaces to define a joint, An arc is generated between an electrode and the joint to create a liquid phase, and the liquid phase is cooled to yield a solid fusion layer, wherein the first and second surfaces are joined in the fusion layer.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 31 2016

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Ceramic Materials

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