METAL COATING OF INORGANIC FIBERS AND SOLID PARTICULATES

摘要

Glass fibers newly formed from a molten glass mass or other hot, non-metallic, heat resistant substrates such as solid particulates are initially coated with a metal by thermal decomposition using latent heat of the fibers and then the metal coating is increased in thickness by further thermal decomposition using heat generated by inducing electrical energy into the initially coated fibers at megahertz frequencies.