NASA NTRS · 19910000474
Salt Filler For Making Covered Channels
Abstract
In simple fabrication technique, metal salts used to create such subsurface channels as those for coolant in metallic heat exchanger. Layer of metal deposited on structure by vacuum plasma spraying, sealing channels. Metal salt or salt mixture has melting temperature higher than those of waxes and aluminum and withstands high temperature of plasma spraying. After plasma spraying, salt filler dissolved quickly and easily and flushed away with water or other appropriate solvent, leaving behind covered channels.
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Mckechnie, Timothy N., Holmes, Richard R.. 1991-09-01. Salt Filler For Making Covered Channels. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19910000474
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