Rotatable anode for an X-ray tube composed of a coated, porous body
Abstract
Abstract A rotatable anode for an X-ray tube comprising a body composed of a porous, difficult to melt material enclosed in a sealed fashion within an enveloping layer of a difficult to melt material, characterized by the porous body being of a material having a good thermal conductivity and a good thermal capacity and said porous body having its pores filled with a material having a good thermal conductance and being a good conductor of heat. The porous body is preferably a sintered porous body. The material of the porous body as well as the material of the enclosing layer are selected from a group consisting of tungsten, molybdenum, niobium, chromium, vanadium, titanium, carbon, alloys of these materials, and compounds of these materials. The filler material is preferably a metal selected from a group consisting of silver, gold, copper, aluminum, and alloys of these elements containing not less than a predominant proportion of at least one of these metals. The enveloping layer may be in the form of a sheet material container and lid which are tightly sealed together such as by welding or may be formed of a layer or coating of a portion of the porous body which layer or coating is tightly sealed to a sheet metal portion such as a lid.
Inventors
- 👤 Ernst Geldner
- 👤 Rudolf Friedel
- 👤 Klaus Haberrecker
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