Surface alloy coating composite material used for high temperature resistant …

This invention describes a special coating material designed to withstand high temperatures. It's made by mixing specific metal alloy powders, which have a face-centered cubic structure and include elements like nickel, chromium, aluminum, and rare earths, with enamel powder. The patent primarily focuses on the industrial method for creating and applying this protective coating.

Why it matters: Advances in powder metallurgy and high-temperature coating methods since 2013 could make manufacturing this composite more efficient. This might reduce costs or improve performance for thermal resistant materials.

Status: Not in forceListed as no longer active. The specific reason is not in the record we hold.
How hard to build: SpecializedSpecialized materials, high-temperature processing, metallurgical expertise

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