NASA NTRS · 19950065184
Forming Refractory Insulation On Copper Wire
Abstract
Alternative insulating process forms flexible coat of uncured refractory insulating material on copper wire. Coated wire formed into coil or other complex shape. Wire-coating apparatus forms "green" coat on copper wire. After wire coiled, heating converts "green" coat to refractory electrical insulator. When cured to final brittle form, insulating material withstands temperatures above melting temperature of wire. Process used to make coils for motors, solenoids, and other electrical devices to be operated at high temperatures.
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Setlock, J., Roberts, G.. 1995-01-01. Forming Refractory Insulation On Copper Wire. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19950065184
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