Thermal stability of SiC fibres (Nicalon®)

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1573-4803
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Mechanical Engineering, Materials Science, Production Engineering, Mining and Metallurgy, Traffic Engineering, Precision Mechanics
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Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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autor Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
autorsonst Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
book_url http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/BF01120029
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notes Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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shingle_author_1 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
shingle_author_2 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
shingle_author_3 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
shingle_author_4 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
shingle_catch_all_1 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
Thermal stability of SiC fibres (Nicalon®)
Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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shingle_catch_all_2 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
Thermal stability of SiC fibres (Nicalon®)
Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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shingle_catch_all_3 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
Thermal stability of SiC fibres (Nicalon®)
Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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shingle_catch_all_4 Mah, T.
Hecht, N. L.
McCullum, D. E.
Hoenigman, J. R.
Kim, H. M.
Katz, A. P.
Lipsitt, H. A.
Thermal stability of SiC fibres (Nicalon®)
Abstract The degradation behaviour of Nippon Carbon Co. SiC fibres (Nicalon®) after heat treatment in various environments was studied. Regardless of the heat-treatment conditions, the Nicalon® fibre strength degraded when the fibres were subjected to temperatures higher than 1200° C (temperatures below 1200° C were not investigated). This degradation is associated with the evaporation of CO from the fibres as well as withβ-SiC grain growth in the fibres.
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