Schooping

English Alternative forms en schooping Etymology From en Schoop -ing. Named after de:Max Ulrich Schoop Max Ulrich Schoop (1870–1956), Swiss inventor of the thermal spray process. Noun - en electrical engineering The application of a coating of molten metal onto a substrate by thermal spraying. en Sept 24 1937 General Electric Candid Camera Captures https://archive.org/details/fortwayneworks19361938/page/228/mode/1up?q=schooping IT'S CALLED SCHOOPING...Robert Taylor, Fort Wayne Works, is shown spraying molten steel on a shaft from a winding machine. en 1986 Industrial Medicine Desk Reference David F Tver https://archive.org/details/industrialmedici0000tver/mode/2up?q=schooping The work is performed with a pistol-shaped spray gun, sometimes called a Schooping gun, through which metal wire is fed into a blowpipe flame that melts it. A stream of compressed air surrounding the flame sprays the metal. en 1993 https://patents.google.com/patent/US5440446A/en Electrical contact can be made to the metal layer by Schooping even though the metallized layer is covered by a layer of acrylate. US Patent US5440446A: Acrylate coating material Shaw et al. en electrical engineering A layer of metal applied by this process. en 1940-04 Journal of Applied Physics 1940-04: Vol 11 Iss 4 https://archive.org/details/sim_journal-of-applied-physics_1940-04_11_4/page/265/mode/1up?q=schooping Sandblasted and ⅞ of area covered by tin schooping Verb en verb form en Schoop ing-form References en 1973-07-01 Nasa Technical Reports Server (ntrs) 19740007803: Improvement Program for Polycarbonate Capacitors. [hermetically Sealed, and Ac Wound NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) https://archive.org/details/NASA_NTRS_Archive_19740007803/page/n5/mode/1up?q=schooping Schooping refers to a metal spray process. The metal spray on the axial ends of windings for all designs using metallized dielectric provides the means for making the electrical connection to the very thin metallized plates. en eponyms