NASA NTRS ยท 19940000606
Plasma-Spray Metal Coating On Foam
Abstract
Molds, forms, and other substrates made of foams coated with metals by plasma spraying. Foam might be ceramic, carbon, metallic, organic, or inorganic. After coat applied by plasma spraying, foam left intact or removed by acid leaching, conventional machining, water-jet cutting, or another suitable technique. Cores or vessels made of various foam materials plasma-coated with metals according to method useful as thermally insulating containers for foods, liquids, or gases, or as mandrels for making composite-material (matrix/fiber) parts, or making thermally insulating firewalls in automobiles.
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Cranston, J.. 1994-11-01. Plasma-Spray Metal Coating On Foam. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19940000606
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