Manufacturing and Properties of CMCs Containing Ti Filler with Improved Intra-Matrix Bond

G. Stantschev; Martin Friess; Walter Krenkel

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AST.50.83

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Manufacturing and Properties of CMCs Containing Ti Filler with Improved Intra-Matrix Bond

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Ceramic matrix composites (CMCs) were manufactured via polymer infiltration and pyrolysis) PIP process. In order to improve the performance of CMCs as well as to accelerate the manufacturing process, micro-sized powders of Ti are employed as active fillers. To further increase mechanical properties of the CMC, a novel approach is made to strengthen intra-matrix bond by treating the CMC with titanium(IV)-diisopropylate after first PIP processing prior to each PIP cycle.

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Advances in Science and Technology (Volume 50)

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G. Stantschev, Martin Friess, Walter Krenkel

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Active Fillers, Interlalminar Bonding, Mechanical Property, PIP

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