Densification of a Thick Disk Preform with Silicon Carbide Matrix by CVI Process
Densification of a Thick Disk Preform with Silicon Carbide Matrix by CVI Process
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采用 CVI 工艺对碳化硅基体厚盘预成型件进行致密化
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2008
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B. Bustamante
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作者:
T. Huynh;C. V. Burkland;B. Bustamante
A chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) process was used to fabricate a ceramic matrix composite (CMC) bladed rotor. The demonstration article was based on an uncooled design for an expendable turbine engine. A thick-disk preform of 2-D polar woven Nicalon fiber was densified with silicon carbide matrix by CVI process. The composite disk was densified to 90 +/- 2 percent of the theoretical density (about 2.94 g/cu cm). The densified composite disk was ultrasonically machined into net shape per design configuration. The machining operation included conventional surface grinding and computerized ultrasonic machining of the blades. The evaluation of the CMC rotor included NDE, microstructural analysis, micromechanical material modeling, finite element disk analysis, and a cold spin test. 2 refs.