Thermal Stability Characterization of SiC Ceramic Fibers: II, Fractography and Structure
Thermal Stability Characterization of SiC Ceramic Fibers: II, Fractography and Structure
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10.1002/9780470320341.ch19
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2008-03
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L. Sawyer;R. T. Chen;F. Haimbach;P. J. Harget;E. Prack;M. Jaffe
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L. Sawyer;R. T. Chen;F. Haimbach;P. J. Harget;E. Prack;M. Jaffe
SiC ceramic fibers (Nicalon) exhibit tensile strength reduction following thermal treatment in air, argon and nitrogen environments above 1200 C. Grain-size variations have been observed in the treated fibers by X-ray diffraction and electron microscopy. Fractography studies show that strength reduction occurs in all thermal treatments, although the mechanism of fiber failure varies depending upon the specific environment. Structure-property relations will be developed as mechanical testing and fractography of the thermally treated fibers are associated with tensile strength loss mechanisms. 16 references.