Title: Sintering furnace with hydrogen carbon dioxide atmosphere

Abstract: A heated furnace for sintering structures of uranium oxide containing composition being introduced to the furnace. The furnace receives an atmosphere comprising a mixture of hydrogen and carbon dioxide as initially introduced to the furnace, and this mixture reacts in the furnace to give the presence of water vapor and carbon monoxide.

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Inventors: DeHollander, William R. (San Jose, CA, US)
Nivas, Yogesh (San Jose, CA, US)

Application Number: 450077
Filing Date: 1974-03-11
Publication_date: 1976-01-06
Assignee: General Electric Company (San Jose, CA)
Primary Class(es): 432/198 264/.5, 264/646, 376/261, 432/23, 976/DIG96
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US Patent Ref:

2253897	Aug, 1941	Doderer	432/23.
2269838	Jan, 1942	Wroblewski	432/198.
3054606	Sep, 1962	Gravley	432/198.
3708285	Jan, 1973	Scheyer	264/65.
3808145	Apr, 1974	Packard et al.	264/.

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Primary Examiner: Camby, John J.
Assistant Examiner:
Attorney: James, Jr.; Ivor J., Laub; Sam E., Turner; Samuel E.