Preparation and Properties of Acupuncture Quartz Fiber Reinforced Quartz-Based Composites

Ying Ying Wang; Qi Hong Wei; Hong Sheng Wang; Chang Tao Shao; Hong Hao Cheng; Qing Li Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.697.419

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Preparation and Properties of Acupuncture Quartz Fiber Reinforced Quartz-Based Composites

Abstract:

Quartz-based composites reinforced by acupuncture quartz fibers were prepared by liquid phase infiltration-in situ solidification process. Effects of different molding processes on the density, micro-structure, phase structure and mechanics properties of the composites were studied. The experimental results show that the composite materials prepared by the silica slurry as matrix and 10% silica sol as the interface layer have better performance: the density increased from 0.74g/cm³ to 1.58g/cm³; the tensile strength, flexural strength and compressive strength reached 32.2MPa, 72.6MPa and 116MPa respectively; it is worth noting that the micro-structure of the material is uniform and compact, and the fracture mode of the material is ductile fracture with the pull out of the fiber.

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Ying Ying Wang*, Qi Hong Wei, Hong Sheng Wang, Chang Tao Shao, Hong Hao Cheng, Qing Li Zhang

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Acupuncture, Liquid Phase Infiltration, Quartz Composite Material, Quartz Fiber

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