Machining of Carbon Fibre-Reinforced Silicon-Ccarbide Composites

Dirk Biermann; T. Jansen; M. Feldhoff

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.59.51

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Machining of Carbon Fibre-Reinforced Silicon-Ccarbide Composites

Abstract:

A growing demand for fibre-reinforced ceramics necessitates effective ways for machining these materials. In this paper, different tool concepts are presented for an efficient machining of carbon fibre-reinforced silicon carbide. Drill hole machining, slot machining and first investigations of free-form surface machining are presented.