HIGH TEMPERATURE TENSILE PROPERTIES AND FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF A MELT-INFILTRATED SIC/SIC COMPOSITE
HIGH TEMPERATURE TENSILE PROPERTIES AND FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF A MELT-INFILTRATED SIC/SIC COMPOSITE
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熔渗 SIC/SIC 复合材料的高温拉伸性能和疲劳行为
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2002
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L. J. Kiraly
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S. Kalluri;A. Calomino;D. Brewer;L. J. Kiraly
High temperature fatigue behavior of a woven, SiC/SiC ceramic matrix composite (CMC) was investigated in air at two temperatures. The reinforcement for the CMC consisted of 5HS Sylramic TM fabric with a [0°/90°]4 s lay-up. The SiC matrix material was infiltrated into the fiber preform with a slurry-cast, melt-infiltration process. Tensile and fatigue test specimens were machined from the CMC plates. Initially tensile tests were conducted to obtain the average values of tensile properties at 1038 and 1204°C. Subsequently, low-cycle fatigue (LCF) tests with zero and two-hour hold-times at the maximum stress were conducted at the same two temperatures. Fatigue life data generated in the LCF tests were used to determine the geometric mean fatigue lives. In this paper, the tensile behavior and the fatigue durability of the CMC determined under different loading conditions are documented. In addition, reductions observed in the cyclic lives of the composite due to the two hour hold-time at maximum tensile stress are discussed.