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titleOfInvention High temperature receiver
abstract (57) [Problem] To provide a high-temperature heat receiving body comprising a joined body of a high melting point metal W and a dissimilar material having a large difference in thermal expansion coefficient such as Cu. SOLUTION: A high-temperature heat receiving body 10 is formed by directly bonding a dense tungsten thick film 3 to at least a part of a substrate 2 having a larger thermal expansion coefficient than tungsten without an intermediate layer by a CVD method.
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