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Protective Coatings For Tungsten

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An analysis of the processes important in high-temperature, oxidation-resistant coatings for tungsten and its alloys are presented. Existing coatings now in use are evaluated, and additional coatings are proposed for future development. A thorough list of references is included.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. General Telephone & Electronics Labs. Inc., Bayside, N. Y., USA

    C. D. Dickinson (member of AIME)

  2. Atomic Energy Research Establishment, Harwell, England

    M. G. Nicholas (member of AIME)

  3. Lawrence Radiation Lab., Univ. of Calif., USA

    A. L. Pranatis (member of AIME)

  4. Copper Products Development Assoc. Inc., New York City, USA

    C. I. Whitman (member of AIME)

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The work described was performed by the authors at General Telephone & Electronics Labs. Inc.

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Dickinson, C.D., Nicholas, M.G., Pranatis, A.L. et al. Protective Coatings For Tungsten. JOM 15, 787–792 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03397253

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