Cordierite ceramics were prepared by using talc, bauxite and kaolin clay as starting materials. According to the detected resuh of XRD step-scanning from 25° to 35° by a high temperature X-ray diffractometer, 20 and d values of five peaks of cordierite crystal were ascer- rained. Then the least squares technique was used to cal- culate the crystal parameters : at 25 ℃ , a = b = O. 981 8 nm, c =0. 927 4 nm, V=O. 774 3 nm3 ; at 600 ℃ , a =b =O. 982 0 nm, c=0.9252 nm, V=O. 773 5 nm3. The crystal volumetric coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and linear CTE along a and c axes were calcu- lated, αv = 2. 33 × 10-6℃-1, αa = αb, = 3. 27 × 10-6℃ -1 , αc = -4.19 ×10-6℃ -1. The average CTE of cordierite crystal is as low as O. 78 × 10-6℃ -1 相似文献
Summary: Polymeric thermosetting composites can be used as metal substitutes for certain applications if they possess high temperature stability in air, low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), and sufficient flexural strength, in combination with competitive costs. Commercial bismaleimide, bisnadimide, and cyanate ester thermosetting materials were selected due to their excellent thermal stability. Low CTEs were achieved by adding high loading levels of fused silica or silicon nitride fillers. Several optimized composites were fabricated by varying the materials, composition, and cure conditions. Characteristic composite properties, such as CTE, thermal stability, glass transition temperature (Tg), flexural strength, and filler distribution were investigated. The best system developed consists of Matrimide 5292, a commercial two‐component bismaleimide resin, filled with 75% Silbond FW100EST, and additionally reinforced with 0.5% Twaron short fibers. This composite is distinguished by a CTE around 15 ppm · K−1, a Tg around 340 °C, flexural strength above 100 MPa, and attractive material costs.
Matrimid 5292 (75%)/Silbond FW100AST (24.5%), and Twaron 2 mm short fibers (0.5%). Three fibers are visible, embedded and well dispersed in the matrix. 相似文献
The thermal expansion of WC from 20 to 900 K was measured in the a and c axial directions using high-resolution neutron powder diffraction. Third-order polynomials have been calculated from the expansion curves. The results complement and are compared with prior data in the 293 to 900 K region. 相似文献