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C/C气孔率对反应熔渗法制备的C/C-SiC复合材料性能的影响,王继平,金志浩,采用反应熔渗法将四种不同密度的C/C多孔体(气孔率为12.4%~45.7%)制备为C/C-SiC复合材料。通过阿基米德法,XRD,SEM和三点弯曲强度的分析
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Influence of the porosity of C/C on the
characterization of C/C-SiC composite
prepared by reactive melt infiltration
method
1
Jiping Wang
*
State Key Laboratory for Mechanical Behavior of Materials
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an 710049, China, 710049
jipingwang@gmail.com
Zhihao Jin, Min Lin, Yonghui Zhang
State Key Laboratory for Mechanical Behavior of Materials
Xi'an Jiaotong University
Xi'an 710049, China, 710049
Abstract
C/C performs with four different open porosities in the range of 12.4%~45.7% were
reactive-melt-infiltrated (RMI) with silicon to rapidly fabricate C/C-SiC composites.
The influence of the C/C porosity on the Si infiltration during the processing and on
the microstructure and mechanical properties of the resulting C/C-SiC composites
were investigated by means of density measurement, XRD, SEM, and three-point
bending test, respectively. The results show that the higher porosity of C/C brought
more silicon infiltration during RMI processing. The porosity also played a key role to
dominate the content of β-SiC, residual Si and C phases, as well as the porosity of the
resulting C/C-SiC composites. The flexural strength and the fracture behavior of the
composites were strong influenced by the matrix content and the interface between
different phases. C/C-SiC derived from C/C with 24.8% porosity has the highest
flexural strength (325.1MPa) and shows a brittle fracture behavior.
Keywords: C/C-SiC; open porosity; reactive melt infiltration; mechanical property;
microstructure
1 Introduction
Carbon fiber reinforced pyrocarbon and silicon carbide composites (C/C-SiC) have many outstanding
properties, such as high strength at elevated temperature, low density, superior toughness and abrasive
properties
[1]
. They are widely used as high temperature structural components in aerospace area and
also as promising candidates for advanced brake and clutch systems
[2-5]
.
The methods for fabricating C/C-SiC composites from porous carbon/carbon composites (C/C)
include chemical vapor infiltration (CVI) technique
[6-8]
, liquid precursor infiltration and pyrolysis (PIP)
processing
[9-10]
, and reactive melt infiltration (RMI) method (or called as liquid silicon infiltration)
[11-12]
. For CVI processing, methyltrichlorosilane (CH
3
SiCl
3
) in gas phase was infiltrated and
1
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decomposed at high temperature (1000~1200
o
C) to form SiC phase in the pores of C/C. However, CVI
processing need a long period to obtain densified C/C-SiC composites. PIP route uses liquid precursors
as SiC sources to fabricate C/C-SiC composites. Common precursors are such high molecular weight
polymers as polycarbosilane (PCS), polymethlsilane (PMS) and hexamethyldisilazane (HMDS).
However, most of them have high price because they are not commercial production. Moreover, in
order to achieve high densified composites more than 5 cycles were required. RMI process is the most
attractive method among the three feasible processes considering the processing time and the cost. This
method impregnates porous C/C by molten silicon; C and Si reacts to form SiC at high temperature
(above 1410
o
C). It is a near-net-shape process and only need one infiltration cycle to achieve full
densified production.
Therefore RMI has been extensively investigated since it was firstly developed near 30 years ago
[13]
. The basic investigations were focused on the kinetics of liquid Si infiltration into porous carbon,
and the mechanism of the reaction between solid carbon and liquid silicon
[14-17]
. However, the physical,
mechanical properties and frictional behavior of the resulting C/C-SiC are not only influenced by the Si
infiltration and Si/C reaction, but also dominated by the fiber-matrix interface and the contents and
distribution of different phase in the composites
[18-19]
. Various microstructures and phase compositions
of C/C-SiC composites can be achieved by modifying the fiber preform architecture and the content of
the pyrocarbon in C/C. When fiber preform was chosen and certain pyrocarbon was formed, the
porosity and the pore size distribution in C/C were fixed. Nevertheless, how the porosity of C/C
preform influences the microstructures and mechanical propertied of as-prepared C/C-SiC composites
is not yet clearly investigated.
In the present work, C/C composites were firstly made by CVI method, which derived from same
fiber architecture and has different porosity, then C/C-SiC composites were prepared by RMI
processing from the C/C The influence of the porosity of C/C on the microstructures and mechanical
properties of the C/C-SiC composite was investigated. Based on the present work, RMI processing will
be further understood and we can obtain an optimized porosity of C/C for preparing C/C-SiC with
excellent properties.
2 Experimental procedures
2.1 Material preparation
A quasi three-dimension (3D) carbon fiber was chosen as preforms; the fiber type is T300 (density 1.76
g/cm
3
) and its architecture was shown in Fig. 1. The bulk density of the preform is 0.51g/cm
3
and the
fiber volume ratio is 28.5%. C/C composites with four different porosities were prepared by chemical
vapor infiltration (CVI) method using ethene as precursor. Then the C/C was cut in size of 60 × 8 × 6
mm
3
and consequently RMI with Si under vacuum atmosphere to form C/C-SiC composites. Averaged
Fig. 1. Schematics of the carbon fiber preform used as reinforcement.
size of commercial silicon particles (size 1~3 mm) were used. The reaction temperature and reaction
time of RMI processing were ~1600
o
C and 30 minutes, respectively.
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