Thermal Cycling Damage Mechanisms of C/SiC Composites in Displacement Constraint and Oxidizing Atmosphere
Thermal Cycling Damage Mechanisms of C/SiC Composites in Displacement Constraint and Oxidizing Atmosphere
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1551-2916.2006.01012.x
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发表时间:
2006-07
影响因子:
3.9
通讯作者:
H. Mei;Lai-fei Cheng;Litong Zhang
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作者:
H. Mei;Lai-fei Cheng;Litong Zhang
A constraint stress of 62.5 MPa is created on a three-dimensional C/SiC composite specimen whose both ends are fixed when temperature is cycled between 900° and 1200°C. The cyclic stress results in a maximum damage strain of 0.06% within 50 cycles owing to coating and matrix cracking, fiber debonding, sliding, and breaking in the composite. This constrained specimen elongation also leads to a final compressive stress of 14 MPa on the composite through a decrease in the baseline constraint stress. Wet oxygen atmosphere at a high cyclic temperature, concomitant with stresses, can aggravate the damage situation by alternate oxidation between internal and external fibers in composites.